Hi is it possible to fit a cat flap to a double glazed door. Has anyone had this done, what are the pros and cons? any advice appreciated

i dont think so ,because it is a sealed unit...you would have to have it made with one in

if the door is glass how could you put a cat flap in it. lol x

it is possible to do, however what they do is measure the glass, replace that unit and install new glass with cat flap in x

i've had it done and am about to have it done again in my new house in the conservatory glass door x
it's a straight forward swap over, they leave you with the glass just in case you ever want to change back and it's an easy option for people who don't have back doors to easily put one in x

thanks for the info , roughly how much did it cost you. have received a number of quotes now and just wanted to check with someone else that i am not getting ripped off. Thanks

how bigs the glass you're having it in? is it side window glass (as in on conservatory like doors) or large door glass?
before i had it in the strips of glass next to the double patio doors in my old house x if i remember correctly it was 100-150 at most (due to moving and unpacking i have no idea where the reciept is at present)
but i'm about to have it actually in large conservatory glass door so i'll get quote and let you know anyway x

160 pounds for a large conservatory glass door being done x
it'll be done within the week too apparently x

Very interested in this discussion of cat flaps in glass doors as I need one. However I have been quoted £375 !!! It's just a single double glazed door. Is the company you use nation wide as I am in South East london.

go to welcome to CAT FLAP FITTER, glass fitting, door fitting, fitting in glass about £200

Yeah you can, I have seen them and they look good.
A double glazing company will fit them, but they need to come out to assess your glass.

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