CEESC Large Cat Door (Outer Size 11" x 9.8"), 4 Way Locking Cat Door for Windows & Sliding Glass Door, Weatherproof Cat Flap Door for Cats & Doggie with Circumference < 24.8"

I bought this for my 3 cats because they love going put in our garage but we didn't want to leave the door open all day. Mainly to keep cold/hot air in and to keep bugs out! It took a few days for my cats to get used to using it, become comfortable going in and out since this was the first cat door they've seen. Door features: The door has a little magnet at the bottom to keep the door from swinging. It was an easy installation process. Their were instructions on how to cut out the area your putting the cat door. It also came with the screws needed. The over all appearance is nice. I choose the black trim instead of white as a preference but it's nice you have options. It also has locks tabs on the bottom from keeping pets from coming in/out depending on what you need it for. I've used it a couple times for when we are doing projects in the garage. The locks are pretty sturdy but I think with enough force it could come unlocked. Overall I would highly recommend for your pets I've had this door installed for about 5 months and haven't had any issues or breakage.

As described. Have two and work well. Magnets fall out of door so glue them in.

We had to buy longer screws.

Great door, this is the second one I have purchased. The first was for the cat. This one was a larger size to accommodate a small dog so he could access the yard from a screened in porch.

Good quality! Works great, I like you can allow incoming without outgoing!

Nice-looking, quiet and inexpensive (ok, cheap) plastic cat door. It was not designed for, but is adaptable to, thick "outside" doors like those leading to the garage from inside the home. (It is possible that building codes prohibit cutting any holes into the solid door between the inside of a home and an attached garage due to "separation requirements". Certainly, a plastic flap door of this type may not meet "separation requirements" and cannot be considered "fire rated". Neither the cat-flap (nor for that matter, the hole for the flap) are rated for fire (or smoke, or fumes.) So I strongly suggest DON'T have a garage fire!) You will need to get four, thin and sufficiently long screws (and their matching small body hex or lock nuts) if you want to go through the door and firmly attach both sides as one unit like I did. (You could just use short wood screws coming in from both sides, but in my application it didn't seem sufficient.) So, to make it easier on me, we took the door off its hinges. (When you're older this is considerably easier than laying on the floor trying to accurately cut or drill!) In the past I used a jig saw to cut openings like this but I found that a vibrating (multi-function) saw works much more accurately. The extra door thickness makes it impossible for the inside flange to cover the exposed, rough opening. Rather than find yet another cat door to perfectly fit thicker doors, I lined the exposed area between the two frames of the cat door with a thin strip of stainless-steel-looking fascia from a busted microwave oven. I think it is overkill, but it looks pretty good. So, this cat-flap door looks good enough. Quiet. Functional... But within a few days my cats somehow broke the plastic cover on one side of the flap's magnet. Flap replacement is not really a thing on this unit, and my poor door has seen better days... so, I will probably replace the cat flap and entire door at some point in the future. Additional comments... The cat door/flap has some cursory locks: We will rarely use them. To keep the magnet from rusting, I'll fill the missing area of plastic with something. Time to experiment with UV-curing resins! (The included instructions mentioned that for installing on a glass door (I'm greatly paraphrasing): "Simply cut an opening in your glass door." LOL! I wonder how many people are actually successful in doing that through a tempered glass door? Leads me to believe that in many countries the glass used in home doors is not required to be tempered.) Updated 14 March 2021: Door is still functional, by my attempt at keeping the cats out of the house for just one night meant that the cats managed to tear out the fuzzy sealing tape on the side and bottom of the door. Now I'm going to have to figure how to reattach.

My cat love it

I bought this door in Aug of 2025 for my cats to be able to get in and out of barn . And its April of 2026 First thing that stopped working was #1 lock - once dirt got on it the lock was jammed and those tiny tabs where very hard to grip and pull. #2 the rubber piece around the door fell off by Jan of 2025 #3 April of 2026 the plastic door broke off! This thing didn't even last a yr!!! Made for indoor use only, can't handle outside temps or weather.

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Die Klappe war sehr schön und wurde schnell geliefert. Mehr kann ich dazu nicht sagen. Sie war zu groß für meine kleine Terrassentür.

Super facile a installer conforme d'après les photos .

Fácil de instalar y genial para mis gatos que son de 7kg y necesitaba algo grande

La puerta y el marco son de buena calidad, sin embargo, está ligeramente descuadrada y una esquina en ocasiones se atora, lo que no le permite al gato entrar y salir facilmente, actualmente, solo la dejé para salir, así que así si me sirve.