Does this Ideal Pet Product glass panel 80" modular for sliding glass door have an in and out locking system on the flap?
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There isn't a lock, but there is a plastic panel that slides in front of the flap to stop animals from passing through the opening. This panel is held in place by gravity and a very simple plastic catch. You can see a picture of this plastic panel in the third sample photo in the description.
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There is a hard plastic panel that fits into grooves on the sides of the pet door (inside) to keep pets inside or out.
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It does not have a in & out flap locking system. On the inside you have a sliding plastic door that slides from the top to bottom. Can not open it from the outside. The flap is clear plastic so pet can see through it from either side. Our Doxie looks out it this way or she puts her head under and pushes it out to see.
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No, what comes in the box is one panel in two pieces. The two pieces are easily assembled into one tall panel that fits between your sliding door and the wall. Which means your sliding door is not replaced, but rather open just enough for the panel to fit in place. You then "lock" the panel in place with thumb screws and secure your slider with either the included lock or a board of some sort (your choice).The picture shown is the top half of the panel (left) and the bottom half of the panel (right).
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No, this has a sticky back that adheres to the sliding glass door so when someone tries to open the door, the flap prevents it from opening. You can put it anywhere on the glass. YouTube videos will provide you with a visual aid.
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Yes it comes with one inside security panel that does "latch" into place. There is no key or lock associated with this panel
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Yes, there is. I believe this is one you are looking for. http://www.amazon.com/Ideal-Pet-Products-Replacement-Ultra/dp/B004Q0C44K/ref=sr_1_4?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1407536912&sr=1-4&keywords=replacement+pet+door+flap
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We have ours installed in our sliding glass door. It is double sided taped to the edge and we use our door constantly so I would say yes.
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Replacement flaps are available. I've ordered them twice now. I don't know about the 'lock-out' door but I would guess it should be available also.
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I have plenty of room. The sliding glass door opens 16 inches. I love this pet door.
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Yes, the pet door locks in position. Your slider works as always. They provide a new locking mechanism for itb but I chose to just use a piece of PVC in the track to secure it.
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No, what comes in the box is one panel in two pieces. The two pieces are easily assembled into one tall panel that fits between your sliding door and the wall. Which means your sliding door is not replaced, but rather open just enough for the panel to fit in place. You then "lock" the panel in place with thumb screws and secure your slider with either the included lock or a board of some sort (your choice). The picture shown is the top half of the panel (left) and the bottom half of the panel (right).
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Yes and yes. The lock that is supplied is light duty so I invested in a sliding door brace as well. U must also install lock on existing door but simple. Works great
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The door is all glass, has magnets to hold it closed. I received no lock; I do not believe it can be secured without modifications or finding some ingenious way to add a locking device. One buyer mentioned the addition of an alarm for the cabinet that he set up.
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It does not have a lock per se. It does have a hard plastic panel that slides into place over the flap, so that you can close the opening completely. This panel has a little knob that slides into place, so that you can't open it from the outside.
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Hello,The locking plate it's not included.Thank youBuyAccess.comSupport Team888-209-8167
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Yes glass on all four sides. It has a black particle board for the top and bottom. No lock can be installed. Hope this helps you
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It has four holding door flap to frame. It comes assembled. Its pretty sturdy. I have an 82# pit bull that goes out of it full speed. Its holding up fine. But when its really cold out the flaps become hard and frigid and 9 times out of ten don't come back enough to make contact with magnetic strip to create a good seal
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No. For my Glass patio I used a 2x6" post the height of my sliding door and notched out 4.5x10.5" opening at the bottom and stapled a vinyl flap on the bottom. This allows my fat cat to snuggly enter and leave at her pleasure. I painted the wood post the color of my wall trim, so it matches. Had to plane the edges of the post so that it fitted into the aluminum door opening and then secured top with one wood screw. looks neat and works fine.