Customer Reviews for VEVOR Dog Door for Sliding Glass Door, 1927 mm to 2040 mm Adjustable Height, Aluminum Alloy Frame with Rotating Hinges, Lock Design, 260.4 x 412.8 mm Flap, Sliding Glass Pet Door for Renters

Very happy with this pet door as I typically had to open the door 30 plus times a day for two cats and two dogs. The french bulldog learned the first day, the cats and small dogs a few more days latter.

For a two-piece door it fits together really nice and is sturdy. The only problem I found was the instructions and pictures did not match reality with the pieces. It showed them in reverse. Other than that very nice door.

Queda genial y el perro sale y entra cuando quiere. Encaja perfectamente en mi puerta corredera

I’ve tried a variety of options to allow my dog to enter an exit with a patio door. I’ve had little flap doors that fit into the screen door. I’ve tried the magic screen both were OK but fell short of this door. Packaging was awesome. no damage anything it was well packaged. Assembly was quick and easy. I think it took me maybe 20 minutes to put it together and install it. I opted not to screw it in place simply because I can take it out in the winter and reuse my patio door as it gets down to -30 at nights here took my dog a little while to get used to it, but he’s adapting quite well. Great product recommend

I started with putting the two main pieces together, making sure they were flush against each other on both sides. Then I measured the length the adjustment piece needed to be to fit inside the door frame. Pushed it down to that level and then temporarily placed strong duct tape over the top and bottom to keep it in place while putting the pet door in the door frame. See image. One problem we had was the bottom frame of our door stuck up about one inch high from the ground so the pet door was 1/4” too long to fit inside the frame. So we had to open the patio door as far as possible and then tilt the pet door at an angle as much as it would tilt and slide it in the grooves and then was able to turn it vertical. You may need to remove the door hinge on the inside of the frame so the pet door can fit in flush to the frame and be straight up and down. And also figure out a way to lock the door to the pet door. But for us, we decided the best way to install it and provide the most stability and security was to remove the screws that hold the stationary half of the patio door, move it over and install the pet door in between the the stationary half of the patio door and the frame. That way you can still open and use your patio door as usual and it is much more stable. We plan on using white duct tape vertically over where the stationary part connects to the pet door to hold the pet door securely in place and keep any wind or rain out since we are renting and want to be able to remove the door quickly. You can also add a patio door floor threshold on the other side of the stationary door to keep that door from being moved. The adjustable section needs to be shorter or have a longer spring to fit doors 78”. Otherwise you will need to tilt the door at an angle to get it in.

Fits well, easy to install! My dog love her freedom to go out as needed.

Appreciate that this can be placed temporarily and removed daily once you return home. Easy to put together and heavy duty.

Still doing great almost a year later of unlimited use

My dogs love it and I keep it open all night.

Good quality for the price 👍