Amazing is an understatement when describing this product!!! While it was a bit pricier ($369.00) than the dog door we had bought and installed in our last house ($109.00 - PetSafe Wall Entry Aluminum Pet Doors), it was well worth that extra money.
To start, the kit includes everything you’ll need (minus tools) to install and finish this dog door. I am attaching photos of the parts of the kit as well as the installation process. I say it is a complete kit because it has stuff included that I would have completely forgotten about; things like Loctite, weather stripping, 303 Aerospace Protectant (for preventing UV damage to sun exposed surfaces), a jigsaw blade, and it even includes dog treats to train your dog to go through the dog door!
Everything fits together so perfectly, I thought I was in the Twilight Zone. I’ve never had a product work so well right out of the box. The instructions are crystal clear and super easy to follow. The doors themselves are amazing quality!!! The flaps seal all the way around the door, leaving no gaps anywhere. Couple that with the fact there are two, and your mind is at peace knowing you have the most energy efficient dog door possible.
Helpful notes: I traced the actual outline of the inside lip of the dog door onto the template and cut about 1/4“ around that traced line. It was significantly less cutting than the template would have been. I’m not sure exactly how it would have worked using the template as-is, but I’d recommend doing it the way I said just described to avoid potential gaps.
Another thing I found useful when cutting the inside “Tunnel” pieces was to mark the line on both ends of the piece and use painter’s tape to mark my line. The sheet metal is coated in a protection oil and makes drawing on them a bit difficult without removing that oil. Also, I used tin snips (garden snips in my case because I didn’t have the proper tool) to make cuts from the edge of the pieces to the tape line, about every few inches. I then used a pair of pliers to bend the newly created “tabs” up and down until they broke of cleanly (see pictures).
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Product Description
Give Your Pet the Freedom They Deserve.
The Endura Flap Dog Door for Walls keeps your home insulated in 50 mph winds and in temperatures from -40℉ to 110℉.
UV-resistant polyolefin flaps stay flexible in the cold and won't warp in the heat. Adjustable magnets ensure the Endura Flap meets your unique insulation needs.
Machine tested through 3,000,000 trials without failure or damage, the Endura Flap Pet Door is built to last a lifetime.
Wall Mount Kit Includes:
- 1 Installation Template
- 1 Jigsaw Blade
- 2 Frames
- 4 Tunnel Pieces
- 4 Threaded Rods
- 1 Tube of Silicone
- 8 Hole Plugs
- 1 Locking Cover
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| Price | — | — | $289.99 | $619.99 | — |
| Pet Door Type | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Door Mount | Sliding Glass Insert | Sliding Glass Insert |
| Frame Material | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum | Vinyl |
| Number Of Flaps | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Insulation Level | 4-Season | Severe 4-Season | 4-Season | 4-Season | 4-Season |
| External Measurements | For Walls 2" - 8" deep | For Walls 2" - 8" deep | For Doors 0.5" - 1.7.5" thick | For Slider Tracks 1.0" - 1.5" deep | For Slider Tracks greater than 1.5" deep |
| Pet Height | 8" - 36" | 8" - 36" | 8" - 36" | 8" - 30" | 8" - 30" |
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Designed To Last
Endura Flap's are made with sturdy aluminum frames and a patented polymer flap to ensure high quality production.
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Designed For Cats & Dogs
With 4 sizes available, the Endura Flap Pet Door has options that work for small cats up to 36" tall dogs
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Wind Resistance
The polyolefin polymer flap is lined with magnets for a complete seal, ensuring that the flap stays shut in winds up to 50 mph.
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Over 500,000 Happy Customers
Since 1976, we have had over 500,000 satisfied customers
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| size | Double Flap Wall | Large | Extra Large 9-3/4" x 17” Flap Size | Medium | Large | Large |
| material | Aluminum | Aluminum | Plastic | Metal, Aluminum, Alloy Steel | Metal, Aluminum, Alloy Steel | Metal, Aluminum, Alloy Steel |
| closure type | Magnetic | Magnetic | Flap | Magnetic | Magnetic | Magnetic |
| frame material | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum |
| max weight capacity | 20 kilograms | 110 pounds | 90 pounds | 40 pounds | 100 pounds | 100 pounds |
| maximum thickness | 8 inches | 8 inches | — | 7.25 inches | 7.25 inches | 2 inches |
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Doors and Flaps are solid... the tunnel is garbage
I was replacing PetSafe Dog doors in a wall. I have installed several dog doors over the years in walls. I can be OCD about these types of things so was really excited when I came across Endura flap double flap door built for wall install.The good: The frames are well engineered, manufactured and powder-coated. the flaps seem to be high quality, seal well and should last a while.The meh: The instructions weren't hard to follow but could have been better. The alignment of the inner and outer doors was a pain because the tunnel is complete garbage. Caulking helps some - taped around the outside and caulked all the inside tunnel joints. I have lap siding outside so this gave a chance to add a drip edge and use flashing tape around the cut out and still hide behind the frame. I found some great expanding gasket (Frost King - E/O 1 in. x 13 ft. Expanding Foam Tape Weatherstrip that made the outside come out really clean with only minor caulking.The bad: The tunnel is laser cut and tabbed out of what is maybe .032 aluminum. Sounds nice... well it isn't. Aluminum is known to be an excellent conductor so this terrible for insulation - part of the reason we all buy this double door. This thin crappy aluminum was only useful because cutting was easy for depth. I'm sure it was me, but using a rubber hammer and backing board trying to flatten out the taps the first one immediately started to snap at the tight radius. I left the tabs just folded over per instruction, but they didn't seem to really tighten up. The tunnel also creates a significant step down between the two doors (I'll explain how I fixed this in a second). When the tunnel is tucked into the two doors it still won't hold thing solid against wracking of the assembly - it is important the the inside and outside doors align so the doors don't hang open. Not really covered in the instructions.I ended up pulling it back out and installed frames on each side of the tunnel to stiffen things up. I also took a piece of 3/4 rubber stall mat and cut a rectangle to fit into the drop area between the two doors for the bottom. This helped make the tunnel less awful and made up the space and gave something besides cold aluminum for the pups to step on.My suggestions to anyone installing - but without the tunnel and make your own. Tape up the tunnel, test fit a few times then work to reinforce the sides and bottom.My suggestion to Endura - the tunnel needs to be at least .90 aluminum and even better would be fiber reinforced plastic or a combo. Next use the notch for the tunnel but seam not at the corners to keep doors in plane with one another. Also, supply the 3/4 stall mat cut to width and then people could cut to length (fit). To be the premium door I think these are what I'd expect for the kind of money paid.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2016
Amazing is an understatement when describing this product!!! While it was a bit pricier ($369.00) than the dog door we had bought and installed in our last house ($109.00 - PetSafe Wall Entry Aluminum Pet Doors), it was well worth that extra money.
To start, the kit includes everything you’ll need (minus tools) to install and finish this dog door. I am attaching photos of the parts of the kit as well as the installation process. I say it is a complete kit because it has stuff included that I would have completely forgotten about; things like Loctite, weather stripping, 303 Aerospace Protectant (for preventing UV damage to sun exposed surfaces), a jigsaw blade, and it even includes dog treats to train your dog to go through the dog door!
Everything fits together so perfectly, I thought I was in the Twilight Zone. I’ve never had a product work so well right out of the box. The instructions are crystal clear and super easy to follow. The doors themselves are amazing quality!!! The flaps seal all the way around the door, leaving no gaps anywhere. Couple that with the fact there are two, and your mind is at peace knowing you have the most energy efficient dog door possible.
Helpful notes: I traced the actual outline of the inside lip of the dog door onto the template and cut about 1/4“ around that traced line. It was significantly less cutting than the template would have been. I’m not sure exactly how it would have worked using the template as-is, but I’d recommend doing it the way I said just described to avoid potential gaps.
Another thing I found useful when cutting the inside “Tunnel” pieces was to mark the line on both ends of the piece and use painter’s tape to mark my line. The sheet metal is coated in a protection oil and makes drawing on them a bit difficult without removing that oil. Also, I used tin snips (garden snips in my case because I didn’t have the proper tool) to make cuts from the edge of the pieces to the tape line, about every few inches. I then used a pair of pliers to bend the newly created “tabs” up and down until they broke of cleanly (see pictures).
To start, the kit includes everything you’ll need (minus tools) to install and finish this dog door. I am attaching photos of the parts of the kit as well as the installation process. I say it is a complete kit because it has stuff included that I would have completely forgotten about; things like Loctite, weather stripping, 303 Aerospace Protectant (for preventing UV damage to sun exposed surfaces), a jigsaw blade, and it even includes dog treats to train your dog to go through the dog door!
Everything fits together so perfectly, I thought I was in the Twilight Zone. I’ve never had a product work so well right out of the box. The instructions are crystal clear and super easy to follow. The doors themselves are amazing quality!!! The flaps seal all the way around the door, leaving no gaps anywhere. Couple that with the fact there are two, and your mind is at peace knowing you have the most energy efficient dog door possible.
Helpful notes: I traced the actual outline of the inside lip of the dog door onto the template and cut about 1/4“ around that traced line. It was significantly less cutting than the template would have been. I’m not sure exactly how it would have worked using the template as-is, but I’d recommend doing it the way I said just described to avoid potential gaps.
Another thing I found useful when cutting the inside “Tunnel” pieces was to mark the line on both ends of the piece and use painter’s tape to mark my line. The sheet metal is coated in a protection oil and makes drawing on them a bit difficult without removing that oil. Also, I used tin snips (garden snips in my case because I didn’t have the proper tool) to make cuts from the edge of the pieces to the tape line, about every few inches. I then used a pair of pliers to bend the newly created “tabs” up and down until they broke of cleanly (see pictures).
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