Endura Flap Double Flap Pet Door - Keep Your Pets Safe and Comfortable

Austen: Got our dog door installed with the help of a friend. The door works great, seals very well, and keeps the Alaska cold outside

United States on Oct 23, 2023

TuggerrumTuggerrum: Used frequently by 2 energetic pups. The double flaps absolutely helps keep the cold out (live upstate NY and it can get super cold) - the room doesn't even feel colder near the doggie door. My husband's a contractor and had no complaints about installing the wall mount. The only issue was our Brittany wanted to step in the space between the 2 flaps and she didn't like the feel of it so I put a scrap of carpet in there and all's good. I also didn't need to use all the magnets which made it easier for the pups to shove open while keeping flaps shut during high winds.

United States on Sep 27, 2023

Amazon Customer: I have been unsuccessful in coaxing my dog to use this door, she does not like the flap on her back.
Previous doors I have used were vertical and worked well. It is not as well insulated as I had hoped, cool in that corner. I need another security door to help keep the cold out. I will give her a break and try in a month. She is becoming more distressed. Disappointed.

Canada on Dec 30, 2022

Richard T Chattington: It was a little pricey for a small door but my dogs love it so well worth it

Canada on Oct 18, 2019

ChadChad: Thumbs up!!

Canada on Jul 28, 2019

Deb: Brilliant ! Works a treat I can go to work and dogs are free to go in and out Very happy thanks

United Kingdom on Dec 18, 2018

Mrs T.: This dog flap is a great alternative to a door flap. Our new UPVC back door faces East and the wind would have howled right through a traditional dog door. But this one is absolutely perfect. It is made for American walls so was too narrow between the inner and outer door, however my husband is quite handy and he made a wider insert from metal and wood to line and insulate between inner and outer door. There is no drafts and you cant feel a cold spot in its vicinity. So glad we spent the money....not cheap but worth every penny

United Kingdom on Nov 29, 2017

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: This is indeed a badass wall mounted doggie door. I would recommend it if you are looking for a duel flap wall mounted door that will keep the elements out by far the best door in the market - not a plastic cheapy by any means, this is a full aluminum door with aluminum hallway through the wall. The duel flaps will keep your house insulated so you don't have to worry about that. I live in AZ and today was 110 degrees (fun day to install a door), but after the door was installed I put my hand touching inside flap in the house and it was cool - that is what I got this for.

Now you may have heard the installation is not for beginners, I will agree with this. I consider myself a pretty good do it yourself type of guy, that has a fair amount of tools. That being said, it still took me 5-6 hours to install (because I'm a perfectionist). I would suggest if you are considering getting this door, for a large door or the extra large door, to get out your stud finder and look at the locations you are considering FIRST! I have a large door, and the found that the template needs 12.5 inches to be cut out for this, by the luck of god, the place I wanted to install had studs 13 inches...

United States on Jul 24, 2016

J. D. Gullett: This gets 3 stars, only because it is far better than the competition, and the customer service is very helpful. The installation still has much to be desired. Here is my experience:

A note to others purchasing this product: open all bags and read each piece of paper in each bag prior to starting the install. There are additional instructions contained within each bag that do NOT appear in the main instructions. The first time (of three) I installed the door, I didn't realize there was locktite provided to prevent unscrewing the threaded, open barrel connectors from the threaded rod when removing the temporary screws. Do not miss this step, or it is a pain to get the screws out (it is still a pain, even with this step, but less-so).

First, I started by cutting the hole out in the wall. The space they tell you to cut out is significantly larger than it needs to be, so I cut the hole to be smaller (almost 1" in both directions), then drilled a hole where each of the 4 threaded rods need to be put through the wall. Fine.

The first step where I started to have problems was when attaching the metal flashing within the tunnel to the inner door. The pre-drilled holes...

United States on Jul 21, 2015