Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Puerta Corrediza de Vidrio para Perros Altura Ajustable 260,4 x 412,8 x 1927-2049 mm Puerta para Perros de Vidrio Templado con Estructura de Bisagra, Solapa y Cerradura para Perros Medianos

Très surpris en bien, la porte à l'air un peu fragile au début, mais une fois en place elle est très solide. Bien isolée, je vais surement rajouter un peu de joint d'isolation pour que ce soit vraiment bien adapté. L'aimant qui maintient la porte fermée est assez puissant pour favoriser une bonne étanchéité, mais mes chats ont un peu de peine à l'ouvrir de temps en temps, même s'ils finissent par y arriver, pas adapté pour des très petit chats ou chatons. A recommander sans hésiter !

Works great well built we’ll see how it does during winter. I suspect it could be a little better insulated

Good quality - Works Great

Heel tevreden Al een tweede besteld Echt een aanrader voor honde lovers

Práctico y buena calidad. Únicamente para los gatos el PVC para pasar y no entren bichos, es un poco grueso, los míos no pasan lo quité y puse una tela mosquitera.

Great dog door and mine loves it. Good quality easy to use.

Fácil colocación, cumple con las expectativas.

Just what we needed

Perfecto es unos cm más alto por suerte. Pero no más de 2cm que era lo que necesitaba. Ahora bien no tiene mueca del lado derecho o sea donde cerraría la puerta, lo solucione con un burlete de goma y hacerle presión al cerrar la puerta me hubiera gustado que sea de doble vidrio pero está bien

The reason I'm giving this 5 stars is because there's nothing comparable at this price point. It's a very reasonable option for someone living in an apartment or condo thanks to how easy it is to install and remove for storage. It might be a good idea to take it down during the winter though, as it offers no insulation. The panel really is made of actual glass — I was expecting plexiglass, but it's definitely real glass, which was a nice surprise. In my case, I could install it directly into the door rail, and it fits well into the groove of the sliding door. This isn't the type of pet door you'll be opening and closing — instead, you'll be using your patio door to go outside. The included sealing strip was too wide for my door frame, so I had to spend a bit more to get one that fit properly. If you want decent insulation, you'll need to be a bit of a DIYer, because without some adjustments, air will definitely leak through. The security panel is a bit sketchy. The railing actually allows the panel to slide up too high, which means it can come off if you're not careful. The locking pin is also kind of tricky to operate — it feels like there's a spring inside, and you really need to make sure it's secured properly or the panel could fall and hit your pet. To fix this, I bought some magnetic adhesive strips (one for the door frame and one for the panel), and that made the security panel way more solid. It cost me around $10 extra and made a huge difference. The flap door itself is a little stiff, and it doesn’t really provide insulation either. The bottom could be heavier and have stronger magnets, but in the end, it still closes. There are a lot of dog door options on the market, but this is by far the cheapest. If you’re capable of solving a few minor issues, it gets the job done and meets my needs perfectly.