HELP  !!

As anyone solved this problem...

Need to have a Catflap fitted , but the problem is both my doors are double 
glazed and glass top to bottom.

Any solutions  'besides drowning the bloody cat'

TIA

"cisco kid"  wrote in message 
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> HELP  !!
>
> As anyone solved this problem...
>
> Need to have a Catflap fitted , but the problem is both my doors are 
> double glazed and glass top to bottom.
>
> Any solutions  'besides drowning the bloody cat'
>
> TIA
>
>
>

Extend the "tubing" and put the flap on an outside wall instead if the door

Brian

In news:EYSdnTD_CI6CwJreRVnytg@giganews.com,
cisco kid  popped a head above the parapet and announced 
forth in a bold strong and almost manly voice:

> HELP  !!
>
> As anyone solved this problem...
>
> Need to have a Catflap fitted , but the problem is both my doors are 
> double
> glazed and glass top to bottom.
>
> Any solutions  'besides drowning the bloody cat'
>
> TIA


http://www.thewindowman.co.uk/cat-flap.htm

In article , "cisco kid" 
ck@ntlworld.com says...

> 
> HELP  !!
> 
> As anyone solved this problem...
> 
> Need to have a Catflap fitted , but the problem is both my doors are double 
> glazed and glass top to bottom.
> 
> Any solutions  'besides drowning the bloody cat'
> 

Make him his own little doorway in a convenient bit of wall.

On Sat, 20 Aug 2005 16:54:39 GMT, "^^artnada^^"
, wrote:



>> Need to have a Catflap fitted , but the problem is both my doors are 
>> double  glazed and glass top to bottom.
>>
>> Any solutions  'besides drowning the bloody cat'
>>
>> TIA
>
>http://www.thewindowman.co.uk/cat-flap.htm 
>

What a brilliant link. Thanks 4 posting this.

"cisco kid"  wrote in message
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>
> HELP  !!
>
> As anyone solved this problem...
>
> Need to have a Catflap fitted , but the problem is both my doors are
double
> glazed and glass top to bottom.
>
> Any solutions  'besides drowning the bloody cat'
>

you could remove the bottam glass and get one of the upvc sollid panels
fitted instead and get a cat flap put into that?

"cisco kid"  wrote in message 
news:EYSdnTD_CI6CwJreRVnytg@giganews.com...

>
> HELP  !!
>
> As anyone solved this problem...
>
> Need to have a Catflap fitted , but the problem is both my doors are 
> double glazed and glass top to bottom.
>
> Any solutions  'besides drowning the bloody cat'
>
> TIA


Any double glazing firm will supply and fit a replacement sealed unit with a 
catflap fitted.  I have had three now (I've moved house twice since I got 
the cat!) and  have  had flaps fitted into glass.  Don't expect much change 
out of 150 though, but at least you keep the original unit so that when you 
move the new owner doesn't have to go to the expense of reverting it back to 
glass.

http://www.thewindowman.co.uk/cat-flap.htm

Otherwise, contact a local glazier. I bought the cat-flap myself and 
presented it to a professional glazier who had the whole thing fitted in 
less than an hour.

I could have done it cheaper if I'd been willing to remove the door and 
deliver it to the glazier's office.


Tim

We've done this as well - bloody cat cost us more than the door - cats are 
more expensive than wifes!!

Doug

"AK"  wrote in message 
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> "cisco kid"  wrote in message 
> news:EYSdnTD_CI6CwJreRVnytg@giganews.com...
>>
>> HELP  !!
>>
>> As anyone solved this problem...
>>
>> Need to have a Catflap fitted , but the problem is both my doors are 
>> double glazed and glass top to bottom.
>>
>> Any solutions  'besides drowning the bloody cat'
>>
>> TIA
>
> Any double glazing firm will supply and fit a replacement sealed unit with 
> a catflap fitted.  I have had three now (I've moved house twice since I 
> got the cat!) and  have  had flaps fitted into glass.  Don't expect much 
> change out of 150 though, but at least you keep the original unit so that 
> when you move the new owner doesn't have to go to the expense of reverting 
> it back to glass.
>
>
> 

On Sun, 21 Aug 2005 19:57:09 +0100, "Doug Nowell"
 wrote:


>We've done this as well - bloody cat cost us more than the door - cats are 
>more expensive than wifes!!


Indeed, but cats are gods (and have the pyramids to prove it), wives
only think they are :-).

-- 
Peter Parry.   
http://www.wpp.ltd.uk/

> We've done this as well - bloody cat cost us more than the door - cats are
> more expensive than wifes!!
>

Crap pussy as well.

Henry

On Sat, 20 Aug 2005 20:25:15 +0100, "pammyT" <fenlandfowl
@talktalk.net> wrote:


>you could remove the bottam glass and get one of the upvc sollid panels
>fitted instead and get a cat flap put into that?


That's similar to what I did, only I used a white MDF panel
which is much cheaper.  I've still got the glass panel in
the cupboard under the stairs for the day I move out.

Nick.