That single decision answers most of the security question.
Bigger than your dog needs is a bigger opening than you need.
| Size | Flap opening | Typical breed |
|---|---|---|
| M | 21.0 × 31.1 cm | French Bulldog |
| L | 26.0 × 41.3 cm | Beagle |
| XL | 34.9 × 60.3 cm | Labrador |

When you have the choice, fit the door on a panel that is not street-facing. A side or back door draws less attention.
Rental inserts lift straight out. The original panel goes back in, and the house is sealed as before.
The dog door changes one panel. Your other doors, windows and locks work exactly as they did.
We make a new panel with the opening cut before tempering. Your original stays whole.
Rental inserts are fixed with silicon only. No screws, no damage.
Every original panel stays with you. Move out, travel, change your mind: it goes straight back in.
Straight answers about this page's topic.
An XL flap is a real opening, so match the size to your dog and choose a door that is not street-facing when you can. The panel itself is tempered glass in an aluminium frame; your door's frame and locks are untouched.
No. It is tempered glass in a powder-coated aluminium frame. We never cut your existing glass and never drill your frames for inserts.
If it is a rental insert, yes. It lifts out and the original panel goes back in, sealing the house as before.
Yes. Windows, fixed panels, double-glazed units and aluminium doors, as well as sliding, French and patio doors.
Weather strips seal the small gap against hot air and dust. Sometimes they are included in your offer, sometimes a AED 250 add-on. You know which before you agree.
The opening is smaller, and a microchip cat flap only opens for your cat's implanted chip, which keeps strange or aggressive cats out as well.
Send your dog's breed and a photo of your door. We reply with the size and the fit.