- Aluminum-frame panel fits sliding glass doors 78 1/2" - 81" and track widths at least 1/2" thick
- Pride Pet Doors available in sizes small - extra large to accommodate both dogs and cats
- Dog door for sliding glass doors includes one fiberboard locking cover
- Option of a temporary or semi-permanent installation
- Black, rubber flap ensures durability and weather resistance
- These are made-to-order, custom pet doors and are non-returnable. The can take up to 4 weeks to ship.
Product Details
The Pride Pet Door Panel for Sliding Glass Doors is a cost-effective patio insert for sliding glass doors. This doggy door for sliding glass doors features the original, heavy-duty rubber Pride Dog Doors flap. Whether you are looking for a temporary or semi-permanent installation, this pet panel door offers both options.
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Features:
- Height adjustment range is 78 1/2" - 81".
- Fits tracks at least 1/2" thick.
- Panel is 3/8" thick with 1/8" single pane glass.
- Available in sizes small-extra large to accommodate pets large and small.
- Lightweight, aluminum frame comes in white, tan, adobe, brushed aluminum, bronze, or black to match your home.
- Durable, black rubber flap has a two-piece design, which includes an inner flap and an outer U-shape for higher insulation and wind resistance.
- Locking cover is fiberboard with one white side for greater visibility. The white contrasts the black flap, ensuring that your pet is aware that the flap is unavailable for use. Please Note: The locking cover is designed to be breakable in the event that a pet crashes into it from the wrong side.
- A draft stopper is not included but is recommended for improved insulation.
Benefits:
- 1/8" thick panel fits comfortably in thinner sliding glass doors.
- Pet doors for sliding glass doors offer an effective alternative to cutting a hole in a door/wall.
- 3/8" thick flap provides more insulation and durability than common pet door flaps.
- Economical solution to providing your pet the freedom to come and go as they please.
Please Note: This product is a made-to-order, custom pet door and is non-returnable. They can take up to 4 weeks to ship.
Size Chart
| Flap Size | Flap Dimension | Step Over | Overall Panel Width | Recommended Pet Height* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 4 3/4" w x 7" h | 4" | 11 1⁄4" | 10" |
| Medium | 8 1/2" w x 12 1/2" h | 4" | 15" | 12"-15 1/2" |
| Large | 11 1/2" w x 17" h | 4" | 14 1⁄4" | 12"-20" |
The recommended pet width is generally 1-2" added to the width of the flap.
Still do not know which flap size to get? Here is a measurement guide to help you out
Adjustment Range: 78 1/2" - 81"
Caution: If your measured track height is near the bottom of the adjustment range then you should review A Note of Caution.
Wondering how to measure your track? Review our track measuring guide.
Frosted Glass - If you are concerned about privacy and wish there was a way to prevent outsiders from looking through the glass of your new patio pet door, Pride has an easy solution: Frosted or "bathroom" glass. Now you have privacy!
Draft Stopper - The Pride Pet Door does not come standard with a draft stopper. We think you will want this unless you are in a very temperate climate.
Installation Instructions
PERMANENT INSTALLATION
Step 1: Place the pet door panel in your sliding glass door track and see if the top, bottom, or both of the adjustment channels are going to be needed for a snug fit.
Step 2: Remove the panel.
Step 3: With the panel outside of the track, take the channels and push them on the pet door panel as far as possible.
Step 4: Now put the panel with the channels back into the slider track. Close the slider against the panel to make sure that there is a stable, firm fit.
Step 5: Extend the adjustment channels evenly, making sure that at least 1 ½” of the channel is casing over the panel at the top and bottom. For stability purposes, you do not want there to be any less than 1 ½”.
Step 6: Next you will need to drill three â…›”, evenly spaced holes into each adjustment channel along the inside of the panel at the top and bottom.
Step 7: Use the #8 ½” screws provided to secure the adjustments to the panel.
Step 8: Next you will have to drill three â…›” holes into both the top and bottom of the slider frame. Insert three more #8 ½” screws through the sliding door frame and into the pet panel.
TEMPORARY INSTALLATION
Step 1: Place the pet door panel in your sliding glass door track to determine whether you need both adjustment channels on the top and bottom.
Step 2: Remove the panel.
Step 3: With the panel outside of the track, take the channels and push them on the pet door panel as far as possible.
Step 4: Place the door back into the track and extend the channels in a manner that will allow them to be easily removed from the track if needed.
Step 5: Use the black rubber bumpers provided on the inside/outside and top/bottom of the pet door panel to ensure a secure and snug fit.
Step 6: If needed, remove the panel and screw them onto the adjustment channels using the small ¼” screws.
Videos
How to Measure Your Sliding Glass Door for a Pet Door
FAQ
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Can I lock my door? The manufacturer includes a pin lock that would require drilling a small hole in the frame. If you did not want to drill into the frame then you could use a charley bar |
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Will I still be able to use the slider? Yes, however you would want to double check and make sure that you have enough room to go in and out because the panel will take up some space. |
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Can I take the panel in and out? You can go with a temporary installation or a more semi-permanent one. Both types are included in the installation instructions. |
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How do I measure my sliding glass door? Open up the slider and measure all the way down inside the bottom track then all the way up into the top track. |
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How thick does my sliding glass door track need to be? The minimum track width needed is 1/2". |
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Can I get this with a clear flap? No, the only flap that they make is the black heavy rubber. |
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Do they have an Extra Large? They do make an Extra Large pet door, but not in a patio panel version. |
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If I get the white panel is the flap still black? Yes, you can choose a different frame color, but the rubber flap will always be black. |
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Could two different size pets use this? That would depend, as the Large might be a little heavy for small cats and toy breeds. |
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Can you get the door with a lower step over? The only one would be 4", but you can use a small ramp to decrease that for smaller pets. |
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Can I lock the pet door? There is a closure for the dog door, and you can put that on the inside or outside. However, we recommend that it should be used on the same side as the dog, since the flap is black they won't be able to see it if it's on the opposite side and you don't want them to go banging into it. |
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What is the return policy for the Pride Patio Panel? This product can be returned within 30 days of you receiving it. |
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What is the adjustment range for the Pride Patio Panel? The adjustment range is 78 1/2" - 81". |
Warranty
Pride Pet Door Limited Warranty
To the original purchaser, Z Industries warrants this product and its component parts to be free of defects on materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase. Damage caused by accident, improper installation, or abuse, including damage caused by pets, is specifically excluded from this warranty. The manufacturer’s liability on any claim shall not exceed the cost of the product. In no instance shall the manufacturer be responsible for consequential damage resulting from the use of this product.
For a period of one year from the date of purchase, any defective product or part may be sent, freight prepaid, to Z Industries for replacement or repair at no charge. Proof of purchase date must accompany any returned item. This warranty replaces any and all previous warranties, either written, oral, or implied, and is the only warranty made by this company. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other rights which vary from state to state. Save this document and proof of purchase.
Customer Reviews
Size Chart
| Flap Size | Flap Dimension | Step Over | Overall Panel Width | Recommended Pet Height* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 4 3/4" w x 7" h | 4" | 11 1⁄4" | 10" |
| Medium | 8 1/2" w x 12 1/2" h | 4" | 15" | 12"-15 1/2" |
| Large | 11 1/2" w x 17" h | 4" | 14 1⁄4" | 12"-20" |
The recommended pet width is generally 1-2" added to the width of the flap.
Still do not know which flap size to get? Here is a measurement guide to help you out
Adjustment Range: 78 1/2" - 81"
Caution: If your measured track height is near the bottom of the adjustment range then you should review A Note of Caution.
Wondering how to measure your track? Review our track measuring guide.
Frosted Glass - If you are concerned about privacy and wish there was a way to prevent outsiders from looking through the glass of your new patio pet door, Pride has an easy solution: Frosted or "bathroom" glass. Now you have privacy!
Draft Stopper - The Pride Pet Door does not come standard with a draft stopper. We think you will want this unless you are in a very temperate climate.
Installation Instructions
PERMANENT INSTALLATION
Step 1: Place the pet door panel in your sliding glass door track and see if the top, bottom, or both of the adjustment channels are going to be needed for a snug fit.
Step 2: Remove the panel.
Step 3: With the panel outside of the track, take the channels and push them on the pet door panel as far as possible.
Step 4: Now put the panel with the channels back into the slider track. Close the slider against the panel to make sure that there is a stable, firm fit.
Step 5: Extend the adjustment channels evenly, making sure that at least 1 ½” of the channel is casing over the panel at the top and bottom. For stability purposes, you do not want there to be any less than 1 ½”.
Step 6: Next you will need to drill three â…›”, evenly spaced holes into each adjustment channel along the inside of the panel at the top and bottom.
Step 7: Use the #8 ½” screws provided to secure the adjustments to the panel.
Step 8: Next you will have to drill three â…›” holes into both the top and bottom of the slider frame. Insert three more #8 ½” screws through the sliding door frame and into the pet panel.
TEMPORARY INSTALLATION
Step 1: Place the pet door panel in your sliding glass door track to determine whether you need both adjustment channels on the top and bottom.
Step 2: Remove the panel.
Step 3: With the panel outside of the track, take the channels and push them on the pet door panel as far as possible.
Step 4: Place the door back into the track and extend the channels in a manner that will allow them to be easily removed from the track if needed.
Step 5: Use the black rubber bumpers provided on the inside/outside and top/bottom of the pet door panel to ensure a secure and snug fit.
Step 6: If needed, remove the panel and screw them onto the adjustment channels using the small ¼” screws.
Videos
How to Measure Your Sliding Glass Door for a Pet Door
FAQ
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Can I lock my door? The manufacturer includes a pin lock that would require drilling a small hole in the frame. If you did not want to drill into the frame then you could use a charley bar |
|
Will I still be able to use the slider? Yes, however you would want to double check and make sure that you have enough room to go in and out because the panel will take up some space. |
|
Can I take the panel in and out? You can go with a temporary installation or a more semi-permanent one. Both types are included in the installation instructions. |
|
How do I measure my sliding glass door? Open up the slider and measure all the way down inside the bottom track then all the way up into the top track. |
|
How thick does my sliding glass door track need to be? The minimum track width needed is 1/2". |
|
Can I get this with a clear flap? No, the only flap that they make is the black heavy rubber. |
|
Do they have an Extra Large? They do make an Extra Large pet door, but not in a patio panel version. |
|
If I get the white panel is the flap still black? Yes, you can choose a different frame color, but the rubber flap will always be black. |
|
Could two different size pets use this? That would depend, as the Large might be a little heavy for small cats and toy breeds. |
|
Can you get the door with a lower step over? The only one would be 4", but you can use a small ramp to decrease that for smaller pets. |
|
Can I lock the pet door? There is a closure for the dog door, and you can put that on the inside or outside. However, we recommend that it should be used on the same side as the dog, since the flap is black they won't be able to see it if it's on the opposite side and you don't want them to go banging into it. |
|
What is the return policy for the Pride Patio Panel? This product can be returned within 30 days of you receiving it. |
|
What is the adjustment range for the Pride Patio Panel? The adjustment range is 78 1/2" - 81". |
Warranty
Pride Pet Door Limited Warranty
To the original purchaser, Z Industries warrants this product and its component parts to be free of defects on materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase. Damage caused by accident, improper installation, or abuse, including damage caused by pets, is specifically excluded from this warranty. The manufacturer’s liability on any claim shall not exceed the cost of the product. In no instance shall the manufacturer be responsible for consequential damage resulting from the use of this product.
For a period of one year from the date of purchase, any defective product or part may be sent, freight prepaid, to Z Industries for replacement or repair at no charge. Proof of purchase date must accompany any returned item. This warranty replaces any and all previous warranties, either written, oral, or implied, and is the only warranty made by this company. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other rights which vary from state to state. Save this document and proof of purchase.
The barrier closure door is a very weak particle board material that my dogs have destroyed twice. I really font understand the safety concern associated with using a stronger material. The idea of the customer simply making a replacement out of a stronger material is not well thought out unless the customer owns an assortment of tools. Why not simply add a stronger barrier option if desired. Also, the flap magnets eventually fall out and are easily lost and evidently they are not available as replacement.parts.
I needed a thin door that wasnt a lot of money . The flap is black rubber which took some getting used to, but overall great door for the price and size.
I wanted a quick fix, and that's what I got. Only problem is the fix didn't last very long! The flap is heavy, but after a couple months starts to fall apart at the top. I also had problems with magnets falling off the flaps. I gave it to my SIL and bought something worthwhile.
I was looking for a panel that would fit in a screen door track and all the other panels seemed too thick except for this one. My dog wasn't a fan of the all black flap, but started going through with enough time, training and treats.
My dogs (10 lbs and 40 lbs) get trapped in this 2 flap doggie door. This occurs at least 4 times a week. The dogs don't want to use this doggie door because they get trapped and someone has to help them out. Also, the flap tears and must be replaced at a $80 cost. It is also black (not clear) so the dogs don't know when the door has been closed and they run into the cover. It is a very bad set up with the double flaps and I recommend that you don't purchase this doggie door.
