Cat Flap Needed to Fit in Narrow Glazing Unit Post questions and find answers on glazing, double glazing, upvc glazing, conservatory glazing, fixtures and fittings etc....

[pearsonr]

Hi, I'm wanting to get a cat but my only realistic option for a cat flap is to put it in our uPVC French doors which have two narrow panes of double glazed reinforced glass. I know that it is easy enough to get the panes replaced to include a cat flap but the glazer I spoke to says that there needs to be 10cm each side of the cat flap in order that the glass remains sturdy enough. Our panes are only 31cm wide and therefore the hole for the cat flap would need to be only 11cm wide... All the cat flaps I can find are wider than this. Do you know if there are narrow ones or if there is an alternative solution for this issue?
Thanks

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Go to a double glaze supplier with the measurements of the window opening,they will advise you and possibly make a upvc panel with a built in cat flap,but he will want to know the thickness of the original.