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Cat flaps let your cat leave and come back door with cat flap fitted as they please without you having to let them in or out. They also help keep your cat from having to go to the bathroom in the house.

It is easier to install the cat flap on a Upvc panel than one made of glass however, you'll require some expertise and right tools.

Take a look at the Door

Installing a cat flap on the door isn't easy however, as long as you choose the right type of cat flap make sure you take your time and follow the instructions provided it shouldn't be too difficult. We will help you draw the shape using a jigsaw in order to cut the door area. Then, we'll finish the job by affixing the flap. This will ensure that the flap stays in position and shields the doors from damage caused by rain and wind.

To determine the size of the cat flap you require, take a measurement of your pet's width. This will ensure that the flap is large enough to let your pet go inside and out of the house without having to open or close the door each time, but also small enough to stop them from going too far either way.

Once you have the measurements, you can mark out the area on the door where the template should be placed, usually, this is done using an X, but some kits include an illustration that outlines the location to drill, if yours does then stick it to the door and draw a line around it. If your door has a moulding or sill on the bottom of it ensure that you have enough clearance from these to keep your cat safe and prevent them gaining access to your home.

Use a set square to check that you're cutting properly and ensure that the hole is in a rectangle shape. Once you are satisfied with the result, you can begin to remove the remaining door material. If you own a set square then make use of it to verify that you're cutting properly and to ensure that the hole is a proper rectangular shape. Once you are happy with this you can begin to remove the rest of the door material.

Draw a Line

The cat flap is a great way to allow your pet to go in and out without having to worry about them being a nuisance to visitors or leaving unwanted gifts in the house. It also prevents drafts and helps to keep the temperature inside your home in a stable manner. Installing a cat flap on your door may seem daunting for those who haven't attempted it before. Many people will call an expert carpenter or joiner to complete the job. While this is definitely an option, it is possible to do the job yourself if you have the proper tools and follow instructions with care.

It is much easier to do with wooden doors, but it is still possible using uPVC. However it is important to be cautious not to scratch the doors because this will cause the door to be damaged and invalidate your warranty. First, you need to measure the door to ensure that it can accommodate the new cat-flap. This should be simple enough if you are using a standard uPVC door, but you may require more care if using an alternative type of door since these can be more difficult to cut than solid uPVC panels.

The next step is to determine the belly height of your cat. This is the distance between the floor and the underside of your cat's stomach. It is important to locate an area at the entrance that will allow your pet to comfortably pass through. Once you have the information, you'll be required to mark the space with a spirit level and fitting a cat flap pencil, so that you are certain that the hole will fit your window cat flap.

Once you have marked out the area, it is time to make the hole. You will need to use a jigsaw and it is crucial to take your time in order to ensure that the cuts are smooth and straight rather than uneven and rough, as it could cause damage to your door. Wear safety glasses and a dust mask while working with a jigsaw. Inhaling sawdust is hazardous for your health. Once you've finished cutting the hole, you'll require sandpaper for smoothing the edges so that the cat flap is easily fitted into place.

Make a hole

Getting a cat flap fitted into an existing door panel or double glazing sealed unit can be difficult. You might be tempted to do it yourself, but unless have plenty of experience in DIY it is likely to be best to have an expert to complete the job for you. A botched job may not only look ugly, but also an issue for security as well as allowing cold air to get in when the cat is outside and hot air to escape once inside.

Mark the hole position on the door with an eraser and a spirit level. This will ensure that it is positioned correctly and is flush with the rest of the door. Make sure you have sandpaper to smooth out any rough edges.

Wear any safety gear you require when working with the power tool. If you are concerned about the noise of the jigsaw, consider buying an electric version that is quieter and more user-friendly to use.

It is essential to only cut away the material that is required to fit the cat flap. A small amount of material is required to increase the thickness of the the flap but removing more than this could cause issues and damage the doors frame.

A upvc door may include a metal frame, or panel that could interfere with the microchip cat flap, and if this is the case, you'll need to cut an over-sized hole to ensure that the metal doesn't get in contact with the the cat flap. If this is done, it is crucial to fill in the gap and make it watertight.

If you're looking to install a cat flap into windows made of double-glazed or replacement upvc door panels with cat flap with metal frames, you'll need to consult a specialist. They will provide you with a new piece of glass with the hole that is already designed for the cat flap. This is less expensive than fitting cat flap in upvc door panel a cat flap inside an existing pane of glass that was not designed specifically for this purpose.

Install the Flap

Cat flaps allow your pet the freedom to go and come whenever they like and allow them to be comfortable in the house when they'd like. If you have a uPVC front door, it might be hard to install the cat flap. This is especially true when you don't have an glass panel that can be cut. If you're willing to buy and install a new half-glazed uPVC panel, then it's possible to install the cat flap to the doors. It's not just a matter of drilling holes in the door. You'll also need to perform a few steps to ensure that it is safe.

A composite door panel usually has a flimsy plastic outer skin joined to a soft polystyrene core that is insulating. It is important to be careful when cutting the material. This kind of door has a template can be used to cut the hole.

Once you've determined the position of the hole in your door, it's time to put in the cat flap. You can buy and fit a wide variety of different models that range from simple push-button operated models to microchip activated units that allow only your pet. However, no matter what type of cat flap you pick, it is essential to ensure that your cat can comfortably use the flap without becoming trapped outside in bad weather.

It's a good idea to opt for circular fittings instead of a square one, as circles are more securely cut into door glass. This is because square holes make glass more vulnerable to cracking when a drill is used on it. It's also a safer option to use as you don't risk having to drill into toughened glass that could shatter and injure your pet or family members. This is particularly important if you have child or an elderly person living in your home who may be hurt by shards of glass.