Cat Flap Fitting in Wooden Doors
Fitting a pet opening in timber requires a position that suits both the cat and the door's joinery.

Cat Flap Fitting in Wooden Doors — position the aperture clear of timber joints, with the glass specification, dimensions and access route agreed.
We check the rails, panels and timber condition before agreeing the cut-out. The finish around exposed timber and the weather seal should be included in the work specification.
The detail that matters
Is a thin wooden panel strong enough?
The panel and its support need inspection before deciding whether the flap can be secured without an unsuitable alteration.
Before the work
is agreed.
Is a thin wooden panel strong enough?
The panel and its support need inspection before deciding whether the flap can be secured without an unsuitable alteration.
How are the cut timber edges finished?
Agree the sealing and finishing work before installation so freshly exposed material is addressed appropriately.
What should I include in this enquiry?
Send the exact flap model and photographs of the proposed position from both sides. Include the postcode, the pet size and details of the panel, glazing or wall through which the opening is planned.
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