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Extra Tall, Heavy-duty, aluminum-framed pet door slides right into your extra tall patio door. No cutting, no damage to your home. Tempered glass with vinyl soft flap to let the pets in and out. ...
These 96" door panels fit into taller patio doors.
The 96" Freedom Patio Pet Door Panels come in Medium, Large and Large/Tall versions. They are designed to fit into extra tall patio doors found in many houses today. The 96" Large/Tall version has a tall flap to be used by tall DOGS ie: danes, wolfhounds etc.
81" door panels come in Small, Medium, Large, and Large/Tall. 81" Door panels fit in most sliding glass doors and adjust to frame heights of 76.75" to 81". The 81" Large/Tall version is designed to fit in a patio door of normal height but has a taller flap to be used by tall DOGS ie: danes, wolfhounds etc.
(see PSPPA1113098 below)
Extra Tall Freedom patio pet doors feature:
- Fit doors to 96" high
- Heavy-duty aluminum frame with tempered glass in vision area
- Easy installation with no cutting required
- Fits left or right sliding glass doors
- Latch included enables sliding glass door to lock for security
- Weather stripping, glass sweep, closing panel included for weather resistance
- Flexible, soft flap with UV sun protection
- 1 Year Warranty
How to Choose the Right Size Dog Door
Tips For Dog Door Installation
3 Sizes for most pets:
- Medium for Dogs to 40 Lbs, 14" at withers.
Opening: 8-1/4"W x 8-3/16"H...1-3/4" rise
- Large for Dogs to 100 Lbs, 20-5/8" at withers.
Opening: 10-1/4"W x 16-3/8"H...4-1/4" rise
- Large/Tall for Dogs to 130 Lbs, 24-5/8"+ at shoulder.
Opening: 10-1/4"W x 16-3/8"H...8-1/4" rise
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Door Sizing Hints
It is very easy to size a door for your pet. However, if you have more than one pet and they are of radically different sizes, it can be harder. For instance if you have a tall doberman who can step over a 4" rise, but you also have a miniature dachshund that cannot get over the rise or cannot push the larger door open, then you will have a problem. It is possible they will each need their own door. |
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