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Endura Flap Pet Door Double Flap Wall Mount Best Extra Insulated All Weather Energy Efficient Aluminum Dog Door Small Medium Large XL Black Tan White Doggy Frame Well Built Doggie Locking Cover

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Size: Small Flap (6" x 11")


Color: Black


Features

  • NO WORRIES FREEDOM FOR YOU AND YOUR PET: your dogs and cats will love their new independence to go in and out without your help; easy to use and durable, energy efficient and secure, our pet doors have all your needs covered; small size flap works well with small dogs and cats
  • SAVE ON YOUR ENERGY BILL: our award winning double flap dog doors and cat doors are designed for maximum energy efficiency even in the most extreme weather; our patented technology resists energy loss from your home in temperatures as low as -40 degrees Fahrenheit
  • EASY TRAINING FOR YOUR DOG OR CAT: our unique Endura Flap doors feature a three-sided magnet design adjustable for training or for timid pets while providing the strength you need to keep the wind out; flaps are rated to stay shut in gusts of up to 50 mph; all doors come with a secure locking cover when not in use
  • INSTALL RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX: our simple to follow instructions walk you step by step through the install; we've included tips and tricks for each step, and a section for special wall situations; suitable for interior and exterior walls up to 8 inches thick
  • BE CONFIDENT IN YOUR PURCHASE: Endura Flap pet doors are Made in the USA, with a high quality aluminum frame and interior wall tunnel to ensure durability and security for the life of the door; the patented flap is non-toxic and recyclable, remains flexible in the cold, and pivots on a rod to prevent cracking and tearing; our industry leading 15 year warranty has you covered

Description

Endura Flap Wall Mount Pet Door Give Your Pet the Freedom to Come and Go as They Please! Designed to combat 50 mph winds and -40 degree temperatures, the Endura Flap Dog Door for Walls is the leading solution for maximizing your home’s insulation value while giving your pet the freedom of outdoor access on their terms. Machine tested through 3,000,000 trials without failure or damage, the Endura Flap Wall Mount Pet Door is the best solution for keeping your household at a constant, comfortable temperature while promoting your pet’s activity level and happiness. The UV retardant flaps are engineered to prevent cracking or warping in severe heat, and the polyolefin polymer material stays flexible in extreme cold. Heavy-duty aluminum framing installs securely into walls 2” – 8” thick, ensuring durability and longevity through the harshest winter and summer months. With the option of a single or double flap dog door for walls, your insulation needs will be fulfilled with the Endura dog door for walls. The Endura Pet Door comes in sizes Small – Extra-Large with color options of dark bronze, white, and tan to match your home. The polyolefin polymer flap is lined with magnets on three sides for a complete seal, ensuring that the flap stays shut in winds up to 50 mph. With variable magnet strength you can adjust the strength needed to open the flap—perfect for training or for timid pets. Magnetic strength keeps the flap closed and prevents energy loss in temperatures as low as -40 degrees Fahrenheit. The Endura Flap Pet Door is the superior option for energy conservation and the utmost weather resistance. With the best dog door for walls, you can rest assured that your home will stay insulated year-round. Endura Flap Pet Doors for Walls are proudly manufactured in the USA. The strong aluminum frame and tunnel combine for extra durability. A closing cover is included with every Endura Flap Pet Door to block access to the door for security and peace of mind. Read more Endura Flap Double Flap Wall Mount Pet Door- White Endura Flap Double Flap Wall Mount Pet Door- Tan Endura Flap Double Flap Wall Mount Pet Door- Black Endura Flap Single Flap Wall Mount Pet Door- White Endura Flap Single Flap Wall Mount Pet Door- Tan Endura Flap Single Flap Wall Mount Pet Door- Black Number of Flaps Double Double Double Single Single Single Climate Severe Severe Severe Moderate Moderate Moderate Ease of Training - - - ✓ ✓ ✓ Variable Magnet Strength ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Locking Cover ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Measuring Your Pet Measuring your pet's height correctly is crucial in ensuring you purchase a flap that your pet can comfortably use for their entire life. You need to keep in mind how high off the ground the pet door will be installed, this space between the ground and the bottom of the flap is called the Step Over. The Step Over should be as low as possible for your dog or cat to go through comfortably, this will make it easier for them as they get older. The Distance from the Floor to the Top of the Flap should be at least 1" higher than the tallest point of your pet's back. Step Over + Flap Height = At least 1" higher than the tallest point of pet's back. We recommend replicating the dimensions of your planned pet door installation on cardboard and seeing if your pet can comfortably go through it. Read more MORE OPTIONS FROM ENDURA FLAP FOR DOORS The Endura Flap Pet Door for Doors comes in a Single and a Double Flap option. The frame comes in three colors: Dark Bronze, White, and Tan; and four sizes: Small, Medium, Large, and Extra-Large. With the Endura Flap, you can always find the perfect solution for your home. FOR WINDOWS The Endura Flap Pet Door for Windows is a Semi-permanent sash window insert with a built-in Endura Flap Pet Door. It is spring-loaded for easy, tool-free installation. These come in four sizes: Small, Medium, Large, and Extra-Large, and have different adjustment ranges to fit any window. FOR SLIDING GLASS DOORS Removable panel with built-in dog door fits into sliding glass door track. This removable panel does not require tools or any complex installation, as the spring-loaded design safely secures the panel in place without making any permanent alterations. Read more


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No


Product Dimensions : 17.75 x 10.25 x 4.75 inches; 10.25 Pounds


Date First Available : September 18, 2016


Manufacturer : Endura Flap


Best Sellers Rank: #19,621 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #67 in Dog Doors


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Customer Reviews: 4.7 out of 5 stars 453 ratings


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    • Bomber doors, overpriced for putting a hole in your wall
Style: Large Flap (10 Inch x 19 Inch) Color: White
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As everyone else seems to concur the flaps and door frames on these are amazing very happy with the tight seal and strength of magnets. I may actually have to remove some to get my timid 50lb border collie/ aus. Shepard through it with ease. After painstakingly researching every dog door option I kept coming back to this, it may be the only quality option for folks in cold climates. I went with the large double flap. If you're putting a hole in your wall double should be the only option you consider. I will also commend endura for providing clear instructions, and video. It's definitely something you want to think through thoroughly before opening up your wall. I'd say the concept of the installation is reasonable, but the tunnel design is flawed. They have you folding a piece of aluminum sheeting together to sit inside your exterior wall, and the edge of the tunnel mates with the exterior door, where the highest likelyhood of water infiltration is to occur. The design should mate to the inside, and allow access to seal from that side. The amount of silicone included is laughable, I used about 2 tubes silicone and 1 of Caulk for around the exterior when all said and done. Once tunnel was mounted, I sealed all around the exterior seams, then along the interior. However, as some contractors who have also reviewed this mention, a waterproof membrane like tar backed aluminum (window or door seal ) tape or roof membrane would be much more trust worthy installed around the tunnel. The sides of the tunnel were flopping around rather loosely, so I put a couple of 1/2" metal screws into the center door channel to tighten it up. I also opted to cut back my siding so that the exterior door sat flush on the sheathing, and put a "z-trim" flashing above like you might over a door or window. I would like to see a stouter bolt and locknut on the threaded rods, a carriage bolt would do nicely, and is theft proof if they face out. Be warned- the threaded rods are flimsy, and bend easily. For 450$$, I would expect stainless steel top quality hardware, not something as lightweight as provided. My final critiques on design would be in regards to the gap inside your wall left around the tunnel. If the threaded rods could be enclosed in their own housing, a can of great stuff would solve this in a jiffy, but you need to sight and align through that gap to pull the 2 doors tight, the foam would block line of sight. I cheated a little by cutting my hole tighter on the top and bottom, but due to where the rods go through, you can't really cut much less than the template, so there's about a 1" gap on either side, that I ended up filling with pipe wrap insulation. The weather stripping provided is pathetic for the money you spend. If a bigger channel and thicker piece of material was provided, it would be adequate, but keep in mind, if you follow the template perfectly, you will still have very little of the frame bearing on the int&ext walls to hold it in place and seal. Overall, since metal is a thermal bridge, I expect the aluminum tunnel and frame to frost inside and condensate, when it gets below zero, which may cause some damage, we're gonna just wait and see this winter. This is for the record, the nicest dog door I 've installed (have done several), but for the High likelyhood that I will be dealing with water damage and loss of insulation in the products lifetime for such an expensive door, I would expect more.( Hence 3*) Probably $500 into it with the extra materials cited. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2017 by Black Barrel Select
    • Replacing flaps is a nightmare.
Style: Large Flap (10 Inch x 19 Inch) Color: White
So, this is a pretty great dog door (with one exception). I never feel a draft, the dogs have no trouble going in and out, and after 4 years it has held up excellently. About a month ago our youngest dog (4yo, 95 lbs) decided to try to drag his food dish through the dog door and it got stuck. In his frustration he ripped up both flaps trying to get the dish out. I'm now stuck with the replacement cost of the flaps ($140 USD total) and have to *completely disassemble* the whole dog door to replace the flaps. Literally completely disassemble it; cut all the caulking, pull the whole thing out of the wall, and remove the channel (that's not meant to be disassembled) just to access the lock rings for the flap rod. I'll be modifying the channel with a very large drill bit so the flap rod is accessible without full disassembly next time, but man could it have been easier if flap removal was kept in mind during the design. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2020 by Deborah McComb
    • Seven months in and door started to cut my pet's face
Style: Large Flap (10 Inch x 19 Inch) Color: White
We purchased this pet door to be installed into the wall of our house built last summer. All has gone well until recently. Both flaps are constructed mainly of translucent silicone. Magnets on the bottom of the flaps help hold the doors shut when not in use. There is a metal clip across the bottom of the flap that keeps the magnets sandwiched in. The metal clip itself is fastened to the door through the use of holes in the metal clip that go over nubs on the flexible door. Unfortunately, the inner flap is no longer holding together properly. My first indication that something was wrong was seeing my dog have a cut above one of her eyes. The metal clip had partially come loose so that my dog was pushing against a sharp edge of metal whenever she tried to go in or out. I cleaned up the area and repositioned the magnets and the metal clip onto the two pieces of silicone that make up the inner flap. I've checked my files and see that the pet door has a fifteen year warranty on defects of materials or workmanship. I called the company today during their business hours and was put straight through to a voice mailbox. The message they played for me indicates that they will return my call within 24 hours. I am hopeful that they will do right by me by returning my call and helping me to get a replacement flap that will not injure my pets. I will update this review with the results. The door has not been damaged through accident, it was properly installed, and it has not been subject to abuse. The damage that has occurred is not what I would consider to be "normal wear", especially for a door that has no other damage to it and had such a long warranty. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2018 by P. Wirth
    • My suggestion for the manufacturer would be to have interlocking tunnel doors like PetSafe does so that customers don't have to
Style: Large Flap (10 Inch x 19 Inch) Color: White
Having gone through a dog door every year I was excited about this one. I watched the installation video before I bought it and thought it wouldn't be that tough since my husband in construction and can build anything. Long story short it was a nightmare. If you buy this plan to spend at least 4 hours putting it together (and that was with having the wall hole cut already). We could not get the tunnel door to align with the outside wall because the fingers did not line up after we cut them. Then since the threaded rods that go from one side to the other side are made of soft metal they all ended up being bent making it impossible to get them through the small hole. We ended up threading them on the small bolt side instead since the hole they went into was bigger. We thought that worked, then the self locking bolts came out of the frame. The bolts ended up breaking off. After 4 hours and much frustration my husband just built a frame in the wall and we screwed the doors into that. Wish we would have just done that in the first place. At this review time we have not even completed everything as we still need to caulk it in.Here's my suggestions - before you cut the side tunnel pieces put them on the top/bottom fingers then measure where to cut. Don't even bother with the threaded rods, just screw it into the frame if possible. My suggestion for the manufacturer would be to have interlocking tunnel doors like PetSafe does so that customers don't have to cut metal framing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2016 by Danielle

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