#Jayla wallcat full#

SureFlap also carries the Microchip Pet Door Connect for Walls, a flap cat door featuring an app-controlled locking mechanism! If your cat is not yet microchipped, the door also comes with an RFID collar key that attaches to your cat's collar to open the door. If you have big cats (or small dogs), check out the SureFlap Microchip Pet Door Wall Mount Bundle, which features the same four-way lock but a 7' x 7' flap size, the largest microchip door flap available.

#Jayla wallcat full#

You want to stop a little short of the full wall thickness because the cat flap will add some on its own, for example, 0” – 2”, to give you a snug fit. Each liner adds an additional 2' to the door framing and multiple can be connected to reach the thickness needed to frame out your wall. If you are considering an electronic option, the SureFlap Microchip Cat Door for Walls can also be transformed into a wall mount when you purchase additional wall mount tunnel extenders. For instance, the Cat Mate 234/235 Door for Walls comes with telescoping tunnel sections that can be trimmed to fit or snapped together into the plastic frame to fit any wall. Some interior door mount cat door designs allow you to purchase wall tunnel sections or 'wall liners' separately for framing (or come with them pre-included). Looking for something else? Check out our full selection of wall dog doors. All of the cat doors for walls we carry come with a closing panel that can be used to block off the flap at night or any other time you want to prevent access to the door.

Walls must be 'framed out' when installing a dog door or cat door in order to prevent moisture from getting inside your home, which can cause water damage that leads to dry rot and mold. If you’re installing a cat flap through something thick like a wall, it won't work to fasten one side of the cat flap door to each side of the wall and call it day.