Dog Mate Large Dog Door for Large Dogs, Robust Locking Panel, White | Weather Resistant, Silent Action with Vision Panel, Accommodates Large Dogs, Up to a Shoulder Height of 630mm (25")

Really good quality dog flap; Fast delivery. Very pleased with purchase.

We got this on Amazon for half the price the pet shops were charging. We previously had a smaller version fitted for our cat and terriers, but needed a bigger door for the new collie pup. This is the perfect size for him and is still light enough for the cat to push open. This dog flap is really robust. One of our dogs (staffy cross, solid boy) charges through the door at speed, and I wouldn't hold it against the product if the flap broke off after a couple of months, but it still functions as well as always after 6 months of abuse and shows no signs of weakness! It comes with a solid plastic cover which slots easily over the door to act as a lock and barrier, making it obvious to your pets they can't get through. Much better than other versions which allow you to lock the flap but your pets don't find out untill they've run into it! You do need a jigsaw and drill to fit this, but minimal DIY skills as the instructions are really clear, and the frame hides any wonky cutting! Do be aware that this door is big enough for a person to get through. I am small and can fit through easily (handy that time I had locked the back door from the inside!) which could be a security issue if the locking panel wasn't fitted. Overall great product which stands up to a lot of use :)

My problem was a upvc door that already had a hole, and a very jagged one, badly cut into it for an old dog flap that broke. I made sure I got smething whose dimensions would mean the hole was definitely covered. Everything's fine, except that when I push the "lid" down at night to lock my dog in, if it goes all the way down and clicks into position, the little flaps at the top are too low to push into their slots; so I have to ease the lid down, push the flaps into the slots at the top, and click them in, then make sure the bottom bit has engaged enough - it won't go all the way down to click into position - to hold the door shut. This is actually a minor irritant and probably to do with having no choice in the positioning of the dog flap, over the existing hole, but I mention it as it is well worth checking everything you possibly can before installing! The door is also the wrong width for the "tunnel" pieces to fit in, but that's covered in the instructions. Me, I cut them narrower and narrower until they fit exactly, then fixed them in position with a dab of no more nails. Not quite as pretty as I'd hoped but not to worry. The not-very-thick thickness of the door also meant the screws needed shortening, and it took me a while to find someone with the wherewithal to cut them down to size and finally fix on the little white caps. Anyway, job now done, dog's happy, I'm happy, so, yes... UPDATE: one of the magnets very soon came unstuck. I've still not got around to glueing it back on somehow, so every time its windy and raining, the sole magnet doesn't hold the flap closed and the floor get soaked with rainwater.

Fits in our "professionally pre-cut" hole perfectly, looks neat and tidy and is very sturdy especially for our medium sized staffs. Magnets help to keep the door in place when not in use and the added brush helps to quiet down any banging the door makes when in use. It arrived swiftly and was easy to install. It was missing a nut but we had plenty in our tool box to replace it with. This oversight wouldn't of effected its use either way as it was secure. Overall the best dog flap we've had so far.

Excellent door for a large dog, we have had a labrador and a pointer using it. If the door is thicker than 40mm you may need to make up your own, wider, lining strips but that's easy. It's a simple DIY job to fix, but if you have to adapt the door panels to take the dog door (as I have done), that may be more of a challenge! If the door is a standard 40mm thickness the supplied liners fit perfectly bt you will have to cut 1cm off each of the four bolts. We had to replace our human door but rather than re-use the first dog door we bought 10+ years ago we treated ourselves to a new one.

I do love a good dog flap. This is much more robust than another brand i installed at my last house. My only complaint is that it don't half make a racket when the hounds come tearing through it. You'd think the thing had come off it's hinges! 😄. Just beware of the noise if you have rambunctious hounds like i do. It is great value for money and easy to install. The other half had it in within 20mins.

Pros: does the job, smooth quiet operation Cons: Trickier to fit than the last 2 I've done. Bolts need cutting down, without a vice this is a real struggle for most people to do. So you're gonna need a jigsaw, a drill and some way to cut bolts to size, others come with different length bolts instead and you use the most fitting set. The liner for the inside of door needs cutting to size and is a real cow to fit and hold in place solo while tightening up the nuts and bolts. Others have come attached already to either the inside or outside panel. Finally, no cutting guide. This I found really annoying. You have to tape the panel to the door, draw round the inside, remove panel, measure 1cm round the cut out you've drawn and draw another square all around that, then cut that out. Others just have a drawing as part of the packaging that you either pop or cut out and draw around, obviously packaging is bigger than flap so the perfect size flat cardboard to use as a template basically.

Very happy with this dog door flap. I have a medium sized black Labrador and bought the medium size door first thinking it would be big enough for him. Going by the size chart, it would have been. However, I decided to buy the large size after and sent the medium back again as I felt the large one would give my slightly anxious dog more space to go through. And what a good idea that was. He absolutely loves it and only took around 5 min (with treats of course) to figure it out. My partner helped me to take the door off the hinges and drew the frame on the door (easy when going by the pictures and instructions) I have sawn the hole in myself to try it out and this too was very very easy. He drilled in the holes (easy again) and that was basically it. All we had to do then was to put the door flap in and screw it tight. It seems to keep the draft out well - for now anyway. We have sealed the outside around the flap and along the door just in case and to definitely keep all rain out. It looks very tidy and is of a good strong quality. I’m so glad I have bought this. Would definitely recommend

These dog flaps are so so good. This one is to replace one that we have had in place for 12 years. Excellent quality and longevity. We have 8 dogs who use these flaps. Recommended.

Nos encanta la puerta para el perro. Dudamos mucho por las medidas, pero va genial para mi perro de tamaño medio-grande (55 cm del suelo a la espalda). Al principio le daba miedo porque hace ruido al cerrarse, pero una vez se ha acostumbrado (un par de meses) no para de entrar y salir, incluso de forma brusca, y la puerta aguanta perfectamente. La tapa no parece muy segura, pero como la puerta es pequeña no nos preocupa que pueda entrar algún ladrón por el agujero. Casi ni la usamos. En invierno no es 100% aislante, pero cumple su función ya que no hay que tener la puerta abierta y el perro puede entrar y salir cuando quiere.

Update after about 2 years of constant use by 2 dogs and 2 cats: Still works perfectly with an excellent seal against the great outdoors. Great product! We had a flexible flap dog door for the last ten years. I hated it. It drove me up the wall trying to get it to seal. The flap invariably deformed around the edges and the cold air would whistle in. I could take it apart and use an iron on a low setting to straighten it out and get an okay seal for a while, but it only lasted a month or so and we were back to effectively having a gaping maw that ushered in cold air. The old door flap was also thin and I swear the cold radiated right through it. I bought a small cat door for my daughter that is similar to this design. It was so good at keeping the cold air and rain out that I finally decided to replace our old dog door with this one. Best thing I have ever done for keeping our house warmer and cutting down on the heating bills! What a wonderful improvement! I really can't say enough nice things about this dog door. The dogs and cats were initially reluctant to use it, because the flap was solid and sort of whomped shut, but they adapted to it after a couple of weeks. It was not difficult to put in. I installed the previous dog door too. I had to enlarge the width of the previous hole and scabbed in a piece of plywood at the top. We also used some spray foam, in the gap behind the frame, to improve the weatherproofing. If you are looking for a dog door that really keeps the cold, wind, and rain out, then I think you will find this one meets your needs.

Es una buena puerta, no es tan fácil de instalar en una puerta metálica, pero se puede y queda bien, no es tan grande, para mi perrita mediana es apenas suficiente para entrar y salir cómodamente, el cerrojo es de plástico y en una de esas lo mordió y ya no se fija bien asi que ese no es tan practico

Il prodotto è buono.in abs resinato. Sembra di qualità. Consigliato 😊