Dog Door Aluminum Pet Door with Extra Large Flap 14" x 23", Petouch Doogy Door with Automatic Closing Magnetic Flap, Telescoping Tunnel& Locable Sliding Panel for Extreme Weather, X-Large

I am very pleased with this doggy door as it is made of good material and is built well. I like the size as well. It was easy to install and I know it’s going to last a long time.

Our dog is Doberman - Lab mix, so she is tall with a deep chest. We tried a door that was for a 'large dog' that could be installed in a screen for a sliding glass door. Many times she knocked the dog door off, and a few times she dislodged the screen door. I found this one which is about the same width, but taller. Though it mentions screen doors, the minimum door thickness is greater than a screen thickness. I thought I would try this anyway and added weather stripping to the inside of both door halves, resized the hole in the screen, and assembled it to the door. Works great. Added benefit is that the door is more secure than the last one and has brushes around the door to better keep the bugs out. She has knocked the door partially off its track a couple times, but that has only occurred when she spots a squirrel and her aim for the door is a little off, but the dog door has remained in tact. I would suggest that the manufacturer make a kit for sliding door screens.

I bought this doggy door for my 3 Labrador retrievers so they can take themselves outside. This was the best door I could find without spending $5-600+. It seems pretty well made and durable. I did have to return the first one as the corner got bent during shipping.I live in PA - so weather here is mostly cold and rainy. It was important to me to find a door that was energy efficient. There’s nothing energy efficient with a hole in the side of your house- but you try to find the closest thing to it. I had my dad who is a contractor install the door for me so I can’t attest to the installation part, but will report there was minimal swearing and only took about an hour to complete. Extra insulation was padded around the frame of the door and framed into the wall so it won’t budge over time and use.Pros:Built wellThe magnets are pretty strongDoor flaps are thickSize is very bigLooks very cleanCons:The metal door- why is it only notched on the one side beats me. I will say I’m glad it came with the hardware (the thing with the spring that holds the door up by the notch) as we just added it to the other side with a second notch so the door isn’t crooked, I added a photo. Bonus- it adds a layer of security as the door can only be opened from the inside. Unless you break it from outside in.The magnets seem to not want to stick when they get a little dirty, so I have to wipe them with a wet cloth from time to time.Things I can’t really comment on at this time, but will update after a few months of use:The door flaps- yes I had them as a pro, but being in PA in January it does get pretty cold. I noticed the flaps get very stiff and with a breeze will not magnetize and cold air flows in. You can see this door was build in a closet, so I’m able to close the door and not feel the draft, but if you plan on buying this door please keep that in mind. It could be that after some use this may not be a problem as the material stretches and becomes more fluid- but it’s at least worth mentioning for the time being.

So easy to install, took a bit for the old guy (13 years old) to get use to it, but the younger ones just love it, they fly right thru it.

Within 5 months the springs are broke on the inside of the door panels and the door will not close!!! Wss great for 5 months but shoot $200 it should last way longer!!! Guess I should have bought a plexidoor like my had at my old house! This one is a piece of junk. Disappointed Amazon is still allowing them to sell it after the reviews!

Like other user have posted easy setup, mounting and sturdy. Downside though is the dog door flaps. After a while the springs wear out and the flaps don't close. Company is difficult to get a hold of and nowhere on the internet do these damn door flaps exist.

This was the only door I could find to replace an old broken one. The price was reasonable compared to most this size. I had a window/door replacement guy do the install. The company he had used before wanted over $300 for a replacement and he suggested I try Amazon. The flap is made of a rigid plastic not a flexible rubber like what I had before. It is also see through which is fun for the dog. It took her one prompt to get through the first time since it looked different, but we have had it for about a month and it’s working fine. It also has locking sliders that prevent the flap from opening which will come in handy if my dog is on the porch when the lawn guys come!

I like that it was thin enough for a half inch storm door

Just want I wanted. Very nice made. Easy installation. Doors close perfect every time.

Did the job!

The media could not be loaded. The only issue I had, was the inner and outer panels have to be lined up only one way. In the lower screen door application, it would be a good idea to add a little reinforcement.

There is no inside trim ring so you see the inside insulation of the door . The unit is designed backward with the latches to lock the flap closed on the outside of the door. If you mount the unit with the latches on the inside the flap is recessed in and now the pocket of the dog door is susceptible to snow and rain filling up the pocket and rotting out your metal door from the inside out. The screws supplied when tightened up start pocking thru the opposite side of the frame. The brush seal around the outside of the flap doesn't even fit tightly in the frame so the seal is horrible. If you live in an area that has a cold climate do not get this unit!