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The Tabs&Switches Function Instruction
Installion instructions
1. Draw outline on the paper board
Draw the cat door frame on a paper board and cut it down.
Note:
You had better prepare these necessary tools first, pencil, ruller, electric saw, drill, screwdriver, double-side tape.
2. Draw outline on the door
Use a pencil draw around the edge of the cut paper on the door you want to be fixed to.
Note:
Generally, average installation height is around 10-15 cm from the floor.
3. Drill 4 corners for holes
Drill 4 corners for thorough holes first with an electric drill.
4. Cut out a tunnel hole
Cut out the tunnel hole with an electric saw starting at holes drilled.
5. Put the cat door in the door
After the tunnel hole is cut out, it's better to wrap around it with a layer of wood skin. And if your hole is cutting a little big, it's quite neccessary.
6. Cut down tunnel depth if necessary
If the cat door is too thick for your door, use a scissors or cutting machine to cut down some part of tunnel along the line A or B. The cutting scale is about 2-4CM.
7. Mount to the door
Mount the cat door with double-side tape to the door. 8 screws have been provided for your use, tighten them with a screwdriver on both sides.
Note:
8 screws for 4 holes on both sides, screw them all in 2 sides as illustration shown above, please. These 8 screws are designed to work together, they are not short.
8. Done
Place screw caps over the screw holes, press them on. The installation is completely done.
Samantha
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
Works great
S. Kennedy
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
I just installed this today. I installed it in a good going into our garage and it seems to be doing well with insulation. I don’t feel a draft around it. The door itself feels kind of cheap (reflective of the price), but once installed feels sturdy. We’ll see how well the door holds up. We have just one cat, so hopefully it’ll last awhile. Our door is solid wood and it took awhile to jigsaw through it, but still only took about 30mins.
Me
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
The door magnet works well so the door closes behind the cat keeping warm/cold air out.
Client d'
Reviewed in Belgium on September 8, 2024
miaouou !
xbarman
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024
Good price quick delivery
Lasse
Reviewed in Sweden on September 11, 2024
Luckorna är ej monterade ännu men verkar vara helt ok. Tyvärr så var båda magneterna lösa / loss, när paketen anlände. Ganska dåligt tycker jag.
Maïwenn
Reviewed in France on November 6, 2024
Cette chatière est vraiment géniale ! Très facile à installer, elle est aussi super pratique pour mon chat qui peut entrer et sortir à sa guise. Le système de fermeture est efficace, et elle est bien conçue pour éviter les courants d'air. Mon chat s’y est rapidement habitué et l’utilise sans problème. Très bonne qualité, je recommande à 100 % !
DOGFISH350
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024
Cat and dog figured out how to use it the first day.
Mrs Susan E Hunter
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 7, 2023
This is a good size for bigger cats - however not as sturdy as some flaps. My kitten can open it even when it is lockd
Arturo M.
Reviewed in Italy on November 25, 2022
Ottimo prodotto all'inizio il gatto era diffidente ma poi ha preso confidenza e ci sfreccia dentro a tutta velocità io l'ho montata facendo il buco in un muro.
Eve Granger
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2021
We bought this for the lock mechanism. Sometimes we want cats in the basement; sometimes, we don't. We've been using it for six months.PROS:1. It's an easy installation.2. The locking mechanism is easy to figure out. Cats can either (1) enter and exit, (2) enter but not exit, (3) not enter but can exit, or (4) not enter or exit.CONS:1. THE LOCKING MECHANISM IS NOT CAT-PROOF. My cats were able to run into the door while it was locked and the door would get knocked of the magnet and open. They were able to use their paws to work the slides and lock it, resulting in our oldest cat being locked in the basement without food or water for at least 24 hours, several hundred dollars spent at the vet getting her hydrated and treated, and the most guilt-ridden pet sitter ever. We warned her that our cats could use door knobs, but didn't know at that time that they could work the pet door locks. Our cats are not poly-dactyl, by the way--any cat could open this door. We have since seen our youngest cat locking the older cats in the basement using the sliders with her paw. I wish I was joking.2. The weather stripping is garbage. It was pulled out by one of our cats while she was unlocking the door with her paw.BOTTOM LINEIt's cheap and if you remove the locking mechanism so your devil cat can't lock the other cats in the basement, it's a nice little cat door. Just don't get it for the lock. I don't think my cats are smarter than other cats. I think the cat door is not as cat-tamper-proof as it needs to be.
Rina T.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2019
At first I thought it was a bit flimsy, after I installed it though it is great! The plastic door comes off with a small bit of force but easily reattached. The cats really liked the fact they could see through the door as it is clear. I like the idea of being able to lock the door or set it to where the cats can either go outside and stay or come inside and stay or lock it closed or let it swing back and forth!Our cats are rather large and fit through the door with ease. Our chinese cresteds glide through the door as well with ease. The door has been installed for about 6wks now and works great! The locking mechanism does occasionally get dirty and needs to be dusted, but we also live on sandy loam soil and lakefront property, so the animals bring in a lot more dirt than in most areas.
Fastelder
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2018
First, I heartily recommend you remove the door. Not necessary, but it makes the job A LOT easier. I mounted this in a hollow-core door going to our basement in order to keep the air conditioning from running down the steps. We have a senior cat, and like most, are a bit cautious about new things. This is fully justified, as they know anything new has the express purpose of killing them. I cut the hole in the door first and let her go through that for a few days, then I installed the frame. I detached the flap, which was easy to do, and once she has a bit of time going through the opening, I'll try putting the flap back on. I really don't need the lock feature, but this came with one and it had the best price and review. WORD TO THE INSTALLER: The long screws are too short for a standard hollow core door. The instructions seemed a bit odd in that you are supposed to put screws in from both sides and I guess they are supposed to grip the threads of the screw coming in the opposite side ?????? Do yourself a favor and buy 4 - #8 x 2" screws. You'll thank me for it.
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