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Gun Dog House Door - Easy Dog Door
$165.00
Easy Dog Door by Gun Dog House Door
The Easy Pet Door® is recommended for dogs that are timid, arthritic, or old. In addition, it is a great door if you need a silent operating dog door. This doorframe measures 14” x 18”, with a...
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Easy Dog Door by Gun Dog House Door
The Easy Pet Door® is recommended for dogs that are timid, arthritic, or old. In addition, it is a great door if you need a silent operating dog door. This doorframe measures 14” x 18”, with a door opening of 11” 14 1/2”. The door is constructed of 1/4” Acrylic Chew-Proof and is see-through.
As your dog goes in or out through the pet door, the inner white polypropylene panel swings freely on its' hinge to allow easy access. Close tolerances mean less air infiltration than other free-swinging pet doors.
These doors are built for weather protection, if you are looking for a weather-tight version; check out the Heavy Duty Gun Dog House Door. This door works great for kennels, dog houses and garages and fits dogs 20 to 120 pounds.
Gun Dog House Door Easy Dog Door comes with a lifetime warranty, which covers chewing! Proudly made in Minnesota, USA.
Product Features:
- Two-Way Dog Door Design
- FREE SWING DOOR
- No spring-hinge makes it easier for smaller or arthritic dogs
- Weighted closure to self-shut
- Aluminum Frame
- 1/4” Acrylic Chew-Proof Panel
- Dog Door Frame Size: 14" x 18"
- Dog Door Opening Size: 11" x 14 1/2"
- Weather Protection
- Hardware Included: only 4 screws required.
- Installation Size: 12 1/2" x 17 1/4" opening.
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