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Cat flaps let your pet move around as they please, without you needing to let them in or out. They can also help keep your cat from having to go to the bathroom in the house.

It is much easier to put an animal flap on a upvc door panels cat flap panel than one made of glass, but you will need some skills and the correct tools.

Measure the Door

The installation of a cat flap inside a door can be tricky but if you select the right kind of cat flap, take your time and follow the steps provided it shouldn't be a problem. We will help you draw the shape and then use an jigsaw to cut the door area. Then, we'll finish the job by attaching the cat flap. This will ensure that the flap remains in place and shields the door from rain and wind which can cause damage.

The first thing you need to do is take a measurement of the width of your pet in order to determine an accurate estimate of the size of cat flap you'll need. This will ensure that the flap is big enough to allow your pet to go inside and out of the house without having to open and close the door each time, but also small enough to prevent the pet from straying too far either way.

Once you have the measurements you can mark the location on the door where the template should be placed, usually this is done with an X, but some kits come with an illustration that outlines where to drill. If yours does, then you can stick it to the door and draw a line around it. If your door has moulding or a sill at the bottom, make sure that you leave enough space between your cat and the moulding or sill.

Then put on your eye protection and a dust mask. Then using a jigsaw, begin to cut according to the lines you've drawn in. Don't push the blade too hard as this will cause it to cut more quickly than you'd like it to. If you have a square that you have cut, make use of it to verify whether you're cutting in the right way and to ensure that the hole is a good rectangle. Once you are satisfied with the shape, you can begin to remove the remaining door material.

Draw a Line

The cat flap lets you to let your pet in and out without having to worry about unwanted visitors or unwelcome gifts. It also stops draughts and helps to keep the temperature of your home steady. The installation of a cat flap your door can be a daunting task for those who haven't attempted it before. Many people will call a professional carpenter or joiner to do the work. While this is definitely an option, it's possible to do the work yourself if you own the proper tools and follow instructions with care.

While this is much easier to do with a timber door, it is still possible to do this in uPVC doors, though you must be careful not to scratch the doors since this could end your warranty. First, you must measure the door to ensure it will accommodate the new cat-flap. This should be simple enough if you are using the standard uPVC door, however you might need to take extra care if you are using an insulated or composite type of door since these are more difficult to cut into than solid uPVC panels.

The next step is to measure the height of your cat's stomach. This is the measurement from the floor to the underside of the cat's stomach, and you'll need locate a place near the door that will be within the range your cat can comfortably pass through. Once you have the information, you'll have to mark the area using a spirit level and a pencil so you know the hole will be suitable for your cat.

After you have marked the area, it's time to cut the hole. It is crucial to take your time and use a jigsaw in order to ensure that the cuts are clean and smooth not uneven and rough. This could damage your door. Be sure to wear safety glasses and a dust protection mask at all times when working with the jigsaw as breathing in the dust can be dangerous to your health. After you've completed the cutting, you'll have to smooth the edges of the hole with sandpaper, so that your cat flap can be fitted easily into place.

Cut a hole

Installing a cat flap into an existing door panel or double glazing sealed unit can be difficult. If you're not proficient in DIY, it is best to hire a professional to complete the work for you. A mistake in the process may not only be unsightly but also a security risk as well as allowing cold air to enter when the cat is outside and hot air to escape once inside.

The hole's location should be marked on the door using the help of a pencil and a spirit level. This will ensure that it is properly positioned and aligns with the door's other parts. Make sure to have sandpaper to smooth out any rough edges.

Once the line has been traced, you must cut the hole using a jigsaw, remember to wear any necessary safety equipment when working with an electric tool. If you are concerned about the sound of a jigsaw you can buy a cordless version which is quieter and simpler to use.

It is crucial to only remove the material that is required for the fitment of the cat flap. It is essential to leave a bit of material to make the wall thickness of the cat flap. However cutting off too much material can cause problems or even damage the door frame.

A door made of upvc could include a metal frame, or a panel inside that could interfere with the microchip cat flap and if this is the case, you'll need to cut an over-sized hole to ensure that the metal does not get in contact with the the cat flap, if this is done, it is important to fill in the oversize gap and make it watertight.

If you're planning to install a cat flap in a double-glazed or upvc window cat flap with frames made of metal you'll need to talk to a specialist. They will offer you a brand new piece of glass with the hole already made for the cat flap. This will be cheaper than trying to fit a cat flap in an existing pane of glass that was not made for this purpose.

Place the Flap

Cat flaps give your pet the freedom to move around whenever they like and let them relax in the home whenever they'd like. If you have an uPVC front door, it can be hard to install the cat flap. This is particularly true when you don't have an glass panel that is cut. If you're able to buy and install a half-glazed replacement uPVC panel, then it's possible to fit a cat flap to the doors. It's not a matter of slicing holes in the door. You'll also need to perform a few steps to ensure that it is safe.

A composite, uPVC, or GRP door panel is typically made up of a thin plastic skin which is bonded to an insulating polystyrene base. It is crucial to be careful when cutting the material. This type of door usually comes with a template drawing which you can use as a reference for cutting the hole in your door.

Once you have marked the position of the hole in your door, it's time to fit the cat flap insulation flap. You can pick from a range of models, ranging from simple push-button flaps to microchip-activated ones that allow your pet in. Whatever type of cat flaps you select it is essential that your cat can utilize the flap with ease without getting caught in bad weather.

It's a good idea to opt for a circular Fitting Cat Flap In Upvc Door Panel rather than one that is square, because circles are more securely cut into the door glass. It's because square holes are more likely to crack the glass when drilled. It's also a much safer option as you're not at risk of drilling into toughened glass that may break and cause injury to your pet or family members. This is particularly important if there are children or elderly people at home who might be injured by glass shards.