Can this doggie door be installed in a wall rather than a door?
1763097
I would not think so due to the thickness of the wall,as the two halves screw together.
1705500
No, it's made to install in a door minimum 1 1/4" thick. You would have to frame it with wood first.
1393252
No. It slides in the latch so if the latch is flushed against the wall but the gate is at an angle, you would not be able to slide it in, however if you tried installing the hardware at an angle, you'd probably make it unsafe. Hope this helps.
1230637
While this product is designed for a door, I don't see why it couldn't be installed on an interior wall. A lot depends on how thick the wall is that you're talking about. There is some expansion capability with the cat door but I don't think it's more than a few inches. It would probably be a good idea to frame it if it's going to get a lot of use, but I think a lot depends on the type of wall that were talking about. You would probably want to frame drywall for example. And for the price you just can't go wrong. Good luck.
2032329
Yes.. The door comes in two seprate pieces and theerfore would fit on each side of the wall. You probablyhave to get much loger screws to connect the two pieces together. The length of the required will depend on thethickness of your wall
1635790
If you mean not square to the wall? No, the pads will slip off the wall. If you mean leaning in or out sure that is not a problem as long as you can open the gate up.
969094
Yes, it could be installed in a hollow door. It has a slide in panel to prevent use by your pet.
1010379
If your wall is thicker than 1-3/4 inches, then "Yes" you will need the Wall Kit. Please take notice that the wall kit is sold seperately and does not include the pet door. You can refer to Home Depot's product overview of the wall kit to better understand how the kit works. Hope this helps.
292379
In case your going to place the doggie door in a wall versus an actual door. You'll need the extra frame to extend thru the wall.
1647819
You can, but you would have to attach it with something or the puppy could push it out from the wall and escape!
1878629
It depends how far it's recessed. This has a block on the back that mounts it to the wall, you open the metal flap and screw it from inside where the tp goes. Warning, my dogs figured it out fast.
2172995
Yes. Absolutely. It is just a fabric door with magnets to keep it together. It is designed for animals to be able to go in and out of without trouble.
740578
Probably not without some modification. The door has inner walls that are the standard thickness of a wooden door. And the screws are also long wood screws. At the very least, you'd have to trim the inner walls down and get some different screws... probably even go with nuts/bolts and drill straight through and bolt both sides of the frame directly together.
2115997
no it can't,we used a piece of plywood cut to fit window then fit the pet door in
459779
It is designed to be mounted in a door. A wall will be 4 times thicker, but you could definitely make it work if you are resourceful.
1059064
No unless you are able to drill holes for the screws in the metal holder. The metal holder has two plates that holde it in place in the crate bars. The holder already has a flat screw attached that would not stay in place if push into the wall.
824679
I know that everything needed to mount through the wall is provided, but am not sure about door mount. I would venture to say that you should be able to door mount it without the wall mount tunnel. This is a really great product, has really cut down on the wind blowing through the formerly used single flap doggie door.