BarksBar Large Plastic Dog Door with Aluminum Lining and Soft Vinyl Flap, 2-Way Security Locking Slide Panel…

• BarksBar Original Plastic Dog Door With Aluminum Lining: Give your pet the convenient luxury to come and go as they please with the redesigned BarksBar Premium Dog Door. Keep your restless pet healthy and active without ever having to open a door again.
• Redesigned For A Long Lasting Experience: Redesigned with a sleeker aluminum edging and fitted on a sturdier thermoplastic Have an effect on-resistant frame, this dog door is perfect for daily use at the same time as complimenting any home’s decor.
• Your BarksBar Dog Door Comes With:
  • ​Thermoplastic-Have an effect on Resistant Frame: Stylishly designed to match or compliment any home decor, our dog door is bite & chew proof tested and durable enough to Maintain day-to-day use.
  • Energy Efficient Clear Vinyl Weatherproof Flap with Magnetic Closures: Protects against wind, rain, and insects. Will not warp over the years or under extreme temperatures.
  • Sliding/Self-Locking Door Panel: Tamper proof; Perfect for when door is not in use and keeps unwanted guests out.

Designed with the pet’s safety and owner in mind, the BarksBar Premium Dog D

1. Measuring Your Pet Door Placement: Measure your pet’s shoulder height next to your door. Use a pencil to make a mark 2 inches above your dog’s shoulder onto the door. This point servces as the top of the dog door template.
2. Prepping the Door (Optional but recommended): Remove the door from the hinges and place the door on an elevated surface (e.g. saw horses). Clamp or put a weight on the door to prevent it from shifting.
3. Outling the Template: Align the top of this templace (instruction sheet template) with the mark on the door. Make sure the template is centered horizontally and leveled on the door. Trace around the edge of the template on the door with a pencil.
4. ​Marking and Drilling: Mark the tips of the four cornerse of the outline with either a pencil, nail or awl for drilling. Drill a 3/8″ diameter hole on each of the four corners of the drawn template. (Be sure you drill exactly at the tips of the corners). These will be the pilot holes for the saw blade.
5. Cutting the Opening: Use a proper saw to cut the opening (e.g. saber saw, jigsaw). Beginning with one of the crucial corner holes, carefully cut along the pencil line.
6. Assembling Pet Door: Place exterior frame (without the flap) into the opening from the exterior side of the door. Make certain the frame is flush with the door surface. It is recommended to caulk around the exterior frame for weather resistance.
   1. Remove the slide panel and insert the interior frame (with flap) into the opening from the interior side of the door. Make sure the screw holes are aligned, hold the frames tightly in place and install the six screws. Tighten until snug but DO NOT over tighten.

7. Pet Training: Train your pet to use the door. Have fun!