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It may seem difficult to put up a cat flap, but with the right instructions it's not that hard. Firstly, determine how high you want the cat flap to be (on average or belly height). Note this on the door, and use the template provided as a reference to drill.

If you have a young kitten hold the door open a bit and gradually encourage it to enter. Reward it each time it goes through.

Measure the Door

A cat flap allows your pet to move into and out of your home at the time that is convenient for you. This can help keep your cat healthy by making sure that it is getting exercise as well as being able to come back inside if left outside in bad weather, especially in winter. It can also reduce the amount of time you'll have to spend letting it out or in and can ensure your home is secure by allowing you to be aware of when it went out.

It is important to ensure that the cat flap is placed correctly in order to prevent your pet from being forced through it or escaping by other animals (e.g. dogs). It is essential to measure the height of your pet's belly and the doorway to your home in order to make sure that the flap is at the right height. You can alter the height of your flap in case your cat flap in upvc door panel is smaller or taller than average.

Next, use a spirit-level to mark the middle of the door. This is where you will install the flap. Then, using the markings as an indication, cut out the shape of the flap with the help of a Jigsaw. After cutting the area out, sand down the edges to create smooth surfaces. Drill any holes you need to.

The process of installing the cat flap isn't as difficult as you believe and it shouldn't take more than two hours to complete the entire task from start to finish. The process can be slightly more challenging if you need to put it in a uPVC door or composite one. This is because composite doors come in various thicknesses, which can impact the way holes are cut. This is why we always recommend calling a professional to complete the job, particularly in the event that you've never worked with glass before.

Measure Your Cat

You can save yourself hours of ignoring the pet's meow to be let in or out. This is especially helpful if your cat is trapped inside in all weathers when you are at work.

If you want to fit fitting a cat flap in a upvc door cat flap inside your door it is important that you take measurements of your cat prior to attempting the task. It may seem like a simple task, but it is important to make sure you measure the right measurements. Otherwise, your pet may find it difficult to use.

First, ensure that your cat is calm and not feeling stressed before you take the measurements. You will have to hold your cat in a position in which they cannot move. Also, make sure that the measuring tape is straight and not bent against their body. Holding the ruler or measuring tape against their body from their head to the tip of their tail can allow you to determine an accurate measurement.

Once you have the measurement of your cat's body, it's time to take a look at the door and decide on where to put the flap. The flap should be placed at the level of your cat's belly. This will allow them to go through the door without much effort. This will also avoid the flap from making a lot of noise as it opens and closes.

It is also important to consider the thickness and structure of the uPVC door or composite. While all doors with cat flap made of timber have a similar thickness to them, upvc cat flap door panels or composite doors may differ in their overall structure. This makes the process of putting in an enclosure for your cat more difficult since you have to make sure that the hole is the proper size.

You can make use of the template included in the instructions to mark the position of the opening on the door. This will help you determine where the hole must be placed and ensure that the template is placed correctly on the door. It is also a good idea to employ a spirit-level to ensure that the template is flush against the door.

Cut the Flap

You will need to cut an opening in the door to accommodate your cat flap Bifold doors flap before you can put it in place. It's a challenging task so it's recommended you get a professional assist you if you do not have the expertise or experience. You can also consult the instructions included in the kit to find out how to do it properly.

To do this, you have to measure the height of your cat's or kitten's belly. Use this as an indicator point. As a general rule you should place the flap approximately 10-15 centimeters above the ground. This is the average height of the stomach for cats. Your cat can move through the flap with ease and also give other cats or cat flap bifold doors snooping neighbours an issue when trying to get in or out.

Once you have determined the best location for the cat flap to be located, mark the location on the door using pencil. Then, if your kit includes a template for paper, place it over the door and use the markings to drill holes in each corner of the template. You should then be able to cut out the template's shape and replace it with your cat flap.

If you are installing your cat flap in a door made from wood or uPVC, it is possible to do this yourself if you feel confident enough to handle a Jigsaw. Be careful not to cut into the vertical rails or mullions of your door. You can use a jigsaw to cut the panel into a square or circle depending on the design of your cat flap. Make sure to take your time and don't try to force the jigsaw to cut faster.

After the hole has been cut and the flap is firmly positioned, carefully place the flap of cat food into its new home and make sure that it is firmly secured. If it features caps for screws, then put these onto the protruding screws. Once the screws are in place, sand any rough edges of the cut, and then apply sealant around any gaps to ensure there aren't any draughts entering into your home.

Install the Flap

If you have an ordinary cat flap, you can try to encourage your pet to use it by placing a small amount cat flap in upvc door cost food on the outside of the door. You can also push the cat with the help of a stick or your hands. Once your pet is used to walking through the flap, it will be able to move into and out as it wishes and you should be able to let it out or in without having to be there holding the door open to allow it in all day (and potentially in all weather conditions).

It is possible to fit the flap inside an UPVC door or glass door, but it may not be as simple as installing one inside a wooden exterior door. This is because the UPVC doors and certain types of glass doors do not have an even thickness. This could have a dramatic effect on the way you cut the hole for the flap, and will also affect whether the flap fits correctly once it's installed.

The mounting kit could include a template showing you the best places to drill holes. If the kit does not include the template you can use a photocopier to make your own. When cutting, it's crucial to keep the jigsaw from being pushed too to the point that you make a larger hole than you need in your door.

Some cat flaps come in circular designs, which are more difficult to put in. If you have a circular flap it's essential to make sure the hole is in the correct position on your door, because if it's not, the cat can't use it and could be left in the open all day (or even night).

Some cat flaps have locks which let you regulate when your cat comes in and goes. They can be extremely useful when you're worried about your cat going out at night and coming back in the darkness, or if you're at work for the entire day. The lock can be used to allow or deny entry, and some can be locked in either direction which allows you to close the door completely. This is especially beneficial for sick or elderly cats who don't want to go out in rainy weather.