Customer Reviews for VEVOR Dog Door for Sliding Glass Door, 1927-2049mm Adjustable Height Doggy Door for Sliding Doors, Aluminum Frame Tempered Glass Pet Door with Hinge Structure Flap and Lock for Small-Sized Dogs

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If the doggie door arrived and didn't have bent frame and missing parts it would have been a good purchase just note that the size medium flap door is not for anything larger than me maybe in 15 lb small dog a medium sized dog will not fit through that at all and it's also kind of tough for the small dog and two push open the flap and if your door frame is Any Which Way But Plum Square you would have to improvise and put shims to keep it level and secure

The door is sturdy. Directions are lacking as so many people have already posted. It was complicated to put together for 3 reasons: 1. There are extra holes on the sides that seem to have no reason to be there 2. The metal rods that hold the two parts of the door together have one end with a pointed edge that is not explained as to whether it goes up or down 3. Weather stripping was included but not explained how to install it - flap facing front or back?

We're no strangers to VEVOR... we've purchased everything from greenhouses to wind turbines to distillers, and our experience has always ranged from okay to excellent. This one lands somewhere in the middle. We picked up this dog door for our indoor/outdoor cats so we could stop playing doorman every five seconds, and the basic setup worked out well enough. But there are a few issues that keep this from being the solid product it could be. The wind/rain strip: We live in northern Minnesota on 82 acres... wind is just part of life up here. The strip that fills the gap in the sliding door catches wind and creates a horrible vibration noise. It's a consistent annoyance on breezy days, which for us is most days. The flap... and this is the big one: The magnetic flap is supposed to catch and seal at the bottom after the animal passes through. Ours arrived bent and has never fully straightened despite trying heat, weight, and just waiting it out. It improved slightly, but it still doesn't seal consistently. That means mosquitoes, bugs, rain, and wind all have an open invitation inside. When you're living off-grid, that's not a small thing. The locking panel peg: One peg holds up the locking door insert, and it sits crooked and sometimes catches when you try to release it. Needs a redesign. We still use it, but on rainy or windy days we have to manually close the flap... which kind of defeats the purpose. Fix the flap seal and this becomes a 5-star product. Until then, go in with realistic expectations. — Gone Feral™ ThistleWyrd™, Iron Range, MN | Stay Feral