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Cat flaps allow your pet to move around at their own pace without needing to let him in or out. They can also help prevent your cat from urinating in the house.

Fitting a cat flap in the door panel made of upvc is much simpler than installing one in a glass door, however it will require some expertise and the appropriate tools.

Take a measurement of the door

Installing a cat flap on the door isn't easy but if you choose the right type of cat flap, take your time and follow the instructions provided it shouldn't be too difficult. We will help you mark the shape and use a jigsaw in order to cut out the door's area. Then, we'll finish the job by attaching the flap. This will ensure that the flap stays in place and shields the door from wind and rain which can cause damage.

The first step is measure the width of your pet in order to get a precise measurement of the size of cat flap you will need. This will let you select a flap that is big enough to allow your pet to go into the house and exit without having to open the door each time.

Once you have the measurements, you can mark where on the door the template should be placed, usually this is done with an X, but some kits include an illustration that outlines where to drill, if yours does, then you can stick it to the door and use a pencil to draw around it. If your door has moulding or sill on the bottom of it ensure you have clearance from these to keep your cat safe and prevent them gaining access to your home.

Set a square to check that you're cutting properly and ensure that the hole is a good rectangle shape. When you are satisfied with this, you are able to begin to remove the rest of the door material. If you own an already-cut square, make use of it to verify that you are cutting correctly and to ensure that the hole is a proper rectangular shape. Once you are satisfied with the shape, you can begin to take off the remaining door material.

Draw a Line

The cat flap in bifold doors flap is a great way to allow your pet to go in and out without worrying about them coming in with visitors or leaving unwanted gifts inside the home. It also prevents draughts, and helps to keep your home's temperature in check. Installing a cat flap on your door may seem daunting for those who haven't attempted it before. A lot of people will hire a professional carpenter or joiner to complete the job. While this is definitely an option, it's possible to complete the task yourself if you own the appropriate tools and follow the instructions with care.

This is much easier to accomplish on wooden doors, but it is possible with uPVC. However it is important to be cautious not to scratch the doors with cat flap as this could invalidate your guarantee. The first step in the process is to measure the door and ensure that it will be able to accommodate the new cat flap. If you have an ordinary uPVC panel, this should be easy. However when your door is composite or another type of door, you might need to be more careful.

Next, you will need to determine the height of your belly for your cat. This is the measurement from the floor to the bottom of the cat's stomach, and you'll need find a spot on the door that will be within the range your pet can comfortably go through. Once you have this information, you will need to mark out the area with pencil and a spirit level so that you can be sure that the hole you create will fit your cat.

After you have marked the area, it's now time to cut the hole. You will need to use an jigsaw. It is important that you take your time in order to ensure that the cuts are smooth and straight instead of uneven and rough, since this could damage your door. Wear safety glasses and a dust mask while working with a Jigsaw. Inhaling sawdust is hazardous for your health. After you've finished the cutting, you'll need to smooth out the edges of the hole with sandpaper so that your cat flap can be fitted easily in place.

Make a hole

Installing a cat flap to an existing door panel or double glazing sealed unit can be quite difficult. If you are not very skilled in DIY, it's best to employ a professional to complete the work for you. A mistake could not only be ugly, but also pose security risks. It could let cold air in when the cat is outdoors and hot air to escape when the cat is inside.

Mark the hole's position on the door using an eraser and a spirit level. This will ensure it is positioned correctly and runs flush with the rest of the door. Make sure you have some sandpaper on ready to smooth any edges.

Wear the safety equipment you need to work with the power tool. If you're worried about noise, you can get a cordless jigsaw which is quieter and easier.

It is essential to only remove the material that is required for the fitment of the cat flap. A small amount of material is required to increase the thickness of the wall of the flap but cutting off more than this could cause issues and harm the frame of the door.

A door made of upvc could contain a metal frame or panel that could interfere with the microchip cat flap if this is the case, you will need to cut an over-sized hole to ensure that the metal doesn't come into contact with the wall of the cat flap. If this is the case, it is essential to fill in the oversize gap and render it watertight.

If you're installing the cat flap onto a upvc door or double glazed window with a frame made of metal, you will need to speak to a professional who can provide you with a brand new glass pane with the hole for the cat flap in it. This is less expensive than trying to fit a cat flap inside an existing pane that was not designed for this purpose.

Fit the Flap

cat flap in upvc door panel flaps let your pet come and go whenever they want, allowing them the freedom to relax inside the house when they want to. If you have an uPVC front door, it can be difficult to install a cat flap. This is especially true in the event that you don't own an glass panel which can be cut. If you're willing to install a half-glazed uPVC replacement panel, it is possible to install an additional cat flap. It's not a matter of cutting a hole into the door. You'll also need to take a few steps to ensure that it is secure.

A upvc door panel cat flap, GRP or composite door panel is typically made up of an flimsy plastic outer layer bonded to a soft polystyrene insulating core. It is essential to be cautious when cutting the material. This kind door has a template you can use to cut the hole.

After you've marked the location of the hole in your door, now it's time to put in the cat flap. You can choose from a range of options, from simple push-button units to microchip-activated ones that only let your pet in. But, regardless of the type of cat flap you pick, it's important to make sure that your cat is able to use the flap without becoming trapped in the weather.

A circular fitting is superior than a square, because circles can be cut more securely into glass. This is because square holes leave the glass vulnerable to cracking if drilling is applied to it. It's also a much safer choice to use since you're not at risk of having to drill into toughened glass that may break and injure your pet or family members. This is particularly important if you have a child or an elderly person living in your home who could be hurt by shards of glass.