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The Plexidor® Wall Mount

This Plexidor model can be used in any type wall, 2X4, 2X6 studs, standard size up to 12” thick (up to 24” contact us).

Plexidor® Pet Doors are professionally engineered and manufactured in the USA from quality materials to be the very best: quiet, energy-efficient, completely secure, long-lasting and most importantly safe and easy for pets to use.  5 year limited warranty for residential use!

* Secure - Doors have key locks for daily use and a separate metal security plate that can only be unscrewed and removed from inside your home for additional security.

* Safe and Easy To Use for all Pets - See-thru shatter-resistant Plexiglas panels open smoothly and quietly both ways with a gentle push like a café style house door and close automatically without banging. Unique twin panels need only light pressure to open them, so large and small pets can use the same door.

* Energy-Efficient See-Thru Panels - The panels are molded to form a duo 'Thermo pane' effect for excellent insulation, and edged with snug fitting, high-density, nylon pile weather seal to provide superior draft-proofing, ideal for extreme climates. Size XL is a solid 3/8" thick sheet of acrylic.

* Heavy-Duty Frames -Anodized aluminum won't rust, crack or warp. Attractive satin
finish or baked on white, brown or designer colors.

Step 1: Find out your minimum flap width.  The easiest way to do this is to open a door just wide enough that your pet can get thru, and then measure the width of that opening.  This is your minimum flap width, you can add an inch to make things more comfortable.

Step 2:  Find out your pet's height.  Measure your pet to the top of his/her back at the front shoulder.  The top of the cat or dog door should be at or slightly above this height.

Step 3:  Find out your pet's clearance height.  Take a measurement from the floor to your pet's chest.  This is the clearance, and your at or dog should start at or slightly below this measurement.  On the panels the distance from the floor to the bottom of the flap is called the rise measurement.