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This versatile pet door is suitable for all glass fitting applications and will fit hole size 245 - 267mm diameter. Designed to fit into single or double glazed units, its slim line profile also makes it the perfect door for sliding glass doors (ranch sliders or patio doors). Made from high impact polycarbonate, the flaps are virtually unbreakable and seal against draughts using a silicone coated brush weather seal.
- Generous flap size 185mm (7 1/4") x 205mm (8")
- Fits doors 3-27mm (1/8" - 1 1/8")
- Virtually unbreakable Polycarbonate flaps
- Available in white and clear
- 4 x way locking
- Brush weather seal to reduce draughts
- Self lining design
- Self closing magnetic locating flap
- Low maintenance, simple to clean
- Suits all breeds of cats and small dogs
- 3 yrs warranty against faulty manufacture
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