ABELEAK Cat Door Interior Door, 2 Way Locking Indoor Cat Door for Cats Up to 20 lbs

Greatest cat door ever. Easy to install and works great. We installed it in our garage door located in our foyer. Super cute and Walter loves it.

Installation instructions are not great and installation took much longer than anticipated. Provided screws were not long enough. Had to take a trip to the hardware store. My cat has yet to figure it out (but he’s a little slow I think). Overall I am happy with purchase.

It is very cute. A pain to put in, the template was off for the cut. Wish it was made stronger.

Item, is nice. But insert pins break easy.

It was easy to install due to the clear instructions that are provided. The cutout template it super helpful.The thickness of my door was perfect for it, and mine are standard doors, so most people should be OK. The door works fine and the kitty cats have no problem coming in and out.

Product quality is poor, breaking easy and even without any pressure or the door can not fully swing freely.

The cat door is nice looking! However the instructions and materials are not good at all. Had to cut into the door several times to get it to fit then had to use my own materials to fasten to door

This is a good product that has lousy instructions. Everything described below should be in the instructions but are not. First, the plastic pins that hold the back and front door frames together for shipping are not used.Second, do not cut through the bottom of the door as shown in the video! Doing so will greatly compromise the integrity of the door, as you would be cutting through the bottom support. This is evident in the video when the door flops around after it is cut. Instead, move the door up so it is even with that bottom support. The location of the bottom support can be found by cutting an inspection hole about 3" up from the bottom, in the area where the door will go. In my door, this was 2-1/4" up from the bottom. Cats can scale this additional height :)Third, the frame that goes on the back side of the door has too much depth for a standard interior U.S. hollow core door. Once installed from the back, it should be flush with the front side of the door. If it stands proud and you don't trim it, then the front side of the door frame will not fit well. In fact, the back side door frame is meant to be trimmed, as is evident from the series of parallel lines that are scribed around it. On my door, I had to remove about 1/8" of the back door frame depth.Fourth, inexplicably, the door comes with 10 long button/bevel head screws and 8 short wood screws. 10 screws are needed, but using the long ones would mean that the screws will contact each other. I had to source 10 shorter button/bevel screws.Fifth, if you don't want the finish plastic buttons that cover the screw holes to come out, use a toothpick to put a tiny drop of super glue on the side before installing.