Is there any kind of door flap or something that can be put on the front for rain, snow and cold weather?
753719
Yes, you have to buy it separately though. It's a clear flap and it doesn't look very nice over time, but it's nice for the dog to be able to see out when it's too cold or rainy.
753720
Yes! Amazon has a very thick, durable, clear flap that is made for this house. It works great for keeping out cold. I dont know about rain because my dog house is kept under a porch so the rain doesnt reach them. But it looks like it would keep out that as well
753721
Yes! and it works wonderfully! Here is the link: Our Pets Dog House Door, Medium
958597
They do get installed out doors a lot in southern climates where you are protected from freezing. However, it is more ideal to have some type of awning or some direct protection from rain fall. The cover does a great job, but I like to add a little more protection to them.
493120
There's a flap on the top front that you flip open. The cold air comes out there. We have had this model for two years, and have been very happy with it.
83030
Yes, this Mailbox does survive winter weather, cold, wind and rain. My Master mail box is just asbeautiful as when I bought it. I love it ! I bought this Mailbox in the winter.
2158227
It has openings on the front and the back. This is good for escape, but bad if you would prefer a flap, as you mention, perhaps to keep the pet warmer in the winter. There is no cover or flap to either opening.
1369776
It's not the best for front doors because, in order for it to work properly, there has to be that slight gap (maybe 1-2 inches), so the door is actually open. If you are't worried about bugs and don't mind a draft, then go right ahead. :-)
24282
Yes you can. BUT you have to install it very well not to have a slight opening/a crack, so to speak, that lets in cold air. Must be aligned perfectly which we couldn't quite achieve. So we wound up putting strips of clear weatherproof tape all down that crack which meant we can't slide open the door without tearing lose the tape. But, it is so convenient for the cats, we are living with a door that can't be open.
1169571
If it did, I couldn't find it. It has sealed zippers on the front & the main zipper has a flap that tightens over it to protect it from rain.
1417258
You can put weather strips by the doors to prevent dust from coming in..it works.
906201
Yes, just the one side. You can buy additional sides to enclose against weather.
346626
No, only for facing in. When it's really cold, facing out straight into the wind/cold isn't the best idea anyway.
1189195
Hi,We've not test it out on real situations. But on the comments of other users it seems that the rain only can go trough the front door when it's windy.Kind Regards
1428984
the mail slot has two pieces. One for the inside and one for the outside, so I think it will work on any door. The hole in my door was a bit small so I had to carefully file it out a bit larger. Also I had to drill 4 holes for the pins that connect front to back. Other than that, you can put it together with a screw driver. Its not weather proof by any means. I get some cold air in the winter. It is solid metal and good looking.
1719427
I would have to believe this doorbell would work in cold weather. I am sure the company has thought through on the elements. Over time, in any kind of weather either with the cold or the heat the doorbell will be effected. Sun shining on it .... bitter cold attacking it .... will cause something to happen.
492754
the rain flap does not get in the way ! There is also velcro tabs along the door way for constant in and out traffic !!
110264
Good question, it is well made and mostly sealed but I put a small piece of tape on the top end of the doorbell just in case a small amount of moisture gathered. I am not concerened about rain as it is under my gutter area but blowing snow may be another issue
98564
The door does have a flap. The plastic cover seals the opening when not in use ( like locking the door )