Cat Flap Fitter Bath

Cat Flap Fitter Bath Somerset (BA1): Installing a cat flap doesn't only save you the headache of having to open the door every time your cat wants to stroll in or out, it also affords your cat more independence and enhances it's all round quality of life. Cats are like people in a lot of ways, and will often start to show signs of frustration and unease if kept indoors for significant periods of time. When allowed instant access to the world outside with a cat flap, your beloved cat has a much better chance of staying fit and healthy. If this sounds like a good option for you, what sort of cat flap should you opt for?

The most straightforward sort of cat flap, is simply that. A hole cut in a door with a bendable sheet of material placed over it, to keep out the elements, but let the cat go through. The majority of Bath cat owners would prefer something a little more secure and weatherproof for an external door to their house, although this could be suitable for an outhouse or shed door.

This standard model is still far from ideal because it allows other creatures or cats a way to enter into your property, nonetheless it can be slightly improved upon by adding a magnetic strip to hold the flap in place.

Magnetically controlled, RF chip or infra-red designs of cat flap, are a step up from the magnetic strip variation. This involves your cat wearing a collar which has either a magnet, RF or IR chip encased within it. Unless an animal is fitted with this special collar, it will be unable to trigger the flap and leave or access your house, hence keeping out some unwelcome visitors. Again this is a pretty simple form of cat flap, because any other cat in the neighbourhood who has a similar model of collar could perhaps get into your house. An upgrade to this product is a RF cat flap and collar system which contains a unique identifier which can be programmed by the householder.

The kind of cat flap that is capable of identifying your pet's own micro-chip, is the next step-up in Bath feline entrance security. You need to enter the unique number of your cat's microchip into the memory the cat flap (which is powered by batteries), and if you've got several cats it will accept multiple entries. Entry and exit can only be accomplished by micro-chipped animals, and the flap will be unfastened when you cat is in close proximity.

The ability to lock it in place is important no matter what cat flap you're purchasing. For added security, almost all cat flaps have a 4-way locking mechanism these days. This makes it possible for your cat flap to be locked fully, permit exit only, permit only access into your house, or have 2-way exit and entrance capability. This gives you alternatives for all times of day and night, to have control over exactly how your cat flap functions. The ability to carry out specific functions according to the time of day, and in keeping with yours and your pet's requirements is also an option with some of the more expensive models of cat flap.

If you are fairly good at do-it-yourself, putting in your own cat flap should not be all that difficult, as long as you've got a wooden door on your Bath home. Although, if it has to be fitted in a double glazed window panel or in a reinforced uPVC door, you should on no account even attempt to tackle it on your own. This type of installation calls for the attention of a professional, and there are dedicated cat flap installers and talented handymen who are delighted to take on such work.

INSTALLING A CAT FLAP IN BATH

Double Glazing Installation - If your new cat flap is going to be installed in a double glazed door or window panel, and your appointed "tradesman" tries to drill a hole in it, stop the work immediately and give them their marching orders. A new cat flap cannot be mounted into an existing double glazing door panel or window pane. Any type of double glazing will be damaged by drilling a hole in it, and will take away its insulating attributes, security and strength. Your double glazing will be made unsound, and it should never be attempted under any circumstances whatsoever.

It will be necessary to get a new double glazed panel made specially for this purpose by a glazing firm, and your chosen Bath cat flap fitter will take the measurements of your current unit and put in an order for a brand new one. So that the cat flap can be snugly installed into it, this new double glazing pane will be provided with a hole pre-cut as an integral part of its structure. This is really the only way to install a cat flap in a pre-existing patio or double glazed door, although it may take two weeks or so to manufacture. As soon as your new pane of glass shows up, the fitter will take out the old one, and exchange it for the brand new "cat flap ready" panel. The installing of the cat flap can then be carried out.

Exterior Wooden Doors - As mentioned earlier in this article, solid timber door panels are the simplest option in relation to cat flap installation on your house in Bath. If you're a bit unsure of cutting a sizeable hole in your back or front door, you might be happier contacting an expert carpenter or cat flap fitter instead. A project of this type is comparatively inexpensive and will give you peace of mind that your kitty will have the use of an expertly fitted flap.

uPVC Door Panels - It's quite possible to install a cat flap into a uPVC door. You or your fitter will have to establish what the interior construction of you door is, since for added security some uPVC door panels are manufactured with a galvanised steel lining. The simplest kind of cat flap installation is in doors with a single panel, subsequently if you've got a uPVC door with slatted vertical panels, it might be cheaper and easier overall to replace the slatted panel with a one-piece panel.

Wall Installation - If you don't really want to cut a hole in your doors, whether for aesthetic or security reasons, you can have a cat flap installed within an external wall. A wall cat flap entrance requires a little more skill and equipment to fit, therefore it's certainly best left to an expert. You can go for a straight through tunnel style, or maybe a right angle version which enables entry through a pillar. This installation involves a neat square shaped hole being made through your wall, into which a plastic or metal, open ended square tube is inserted. Each end of the hole is then fitted with a cat flap so your feline friend can get out of and into your house whenever it wants.

Replacing an Existing Cat Flap in Bath - If you've already got a cat flat, but it's either damaged or not operating correctly, the current hole in your wall, window or door can be used for a replacement providing that the new cat flap is of a similar size. A professional Bath cat flap installer will be happy to remove your old unit and replace it with a fresh cat flap without causing any damage whatsoever to the window, door or wall on which it is secured.

If the replacement cat flap is going to be installed into a pre-cut hole in a double glazed panel, you must double check that the existing glass has been cut and installed in the right way. If the previous installation was a bodge up, the glass will have to be taken out and exchanged to avoid any safety and security problems with the new cat flap.

FINDING A CAT FLAP INSTALLER IN BATH

In the Bath area there are many different handyman contractors, specialist cat flap fitters and even double glazing merchants who provide cat flap installation services for doors, walls or windows. There are various ways to locate a competent cat flap installer, and few come close to the option of asking family and friends. You can be fairly certain that if they've been prepared to recommend someone who's carried out work for them, you will probably have a much similar experience.

If you cannot find a cat flap fitter through recommendation, always try to get 2 or 3 different estimates before coming to a final decision, and remember that the cheapest may not always be the best. Try to get written warranties or guarantees for the quality of their workmanship, so if things do go awry you have some recourse for compensation.

If you take care and choose a dependable Bath cat flap specialist you will be rewarded with a superior quality product, which is installed professionally, and will give great service to you and your cat for years and years. And all things considered - quality is important.

Cat flaps can be fitted in Bath and also in: Batheaston, Combe Down, Bathford, Widcombe, Corston, South Stoke, Bathwick, Weston, Twerton, Bradford on Avon, Southdown, Englishcombe, Limpley Stoke, together with these postcodes BA1 0BG, BA1 0SX, BA1 0HE, BA1 0NQ, BA1 0LT, BA1 0QJ, BA1 0LS, BA1 0FG, BA1 0SY, and BA1 0FL. Locally based Bath cat flap installers will most likely have the dialling code 01225 and the postcode BA1. Verifying this can ensure that you access a locally based cat flat fitter. Bath property owners are able to benefit from these and lots of other comparable services. By clicking on the "Quote" banner you can get cat flap installation estimates from local providers.

Cat Flap Weatherproofing Bath

Cat flap weatherproofing is crucial for maintaining the comfort and safety of both outdoor and indoor cats. Preventing wind, draughts and rain from seeping into the house, a properly weatherproofed cat flap ensures a warm and dry environment for both the feline and the occupants. Look for cat flaps designed with superior quality seals and insulating materials to create a tight barrier against the elements. An extra option to shield the entryway from harsh climatic conditions is the installation of a weatherproof tunnel extension. Routine maintenance, such as the inspection of seals for damage and deterioration, is vital to ensure the cat flap remains effective in offering a weather-protected and comfortable space for your furry friend. (51847 - Cat Flap Weatherproofing Bath)

Bath Cat Flap Installation Tasks

There is a wide range of work that can be accomplished by your local Bath cat flap fitter including cat flap replacement, Catmate cat flap installations, automatic cat flap installations, the fitting of electronic cat flaps into double gazing Bath, the installation of cat flaps into conservatories, cutting out for a cat flap, cat flap installation in double glazed doors, 4-way cat flap installation, cat flap installation rates in Bath, electronic cat flap installations, the fitting of electronic cat flaps into uPVC doors, magnetic cat flap installation Bath, the installation of dog flaps Bath, the installation of infrared cat flaps into French doors in Bath, cat flap installation in doors, cat flaps in metal doors, microchip cat flap installation Bath, the installation of microchip cat flaps into metal skinned doors in Bath, the fitting of magnetic cat flaps into patio doors, cat flap installation in patio doors, cat flap upgrades, Staywell cat flap installation, cat flaps in uPVC doors, Petsafe cat flap installations, 2-way cat flap installation in Bath, and lots more. If there happen to be some other Bath cat flap requirements that you need but don't see here, you can easily mention them on the QUOTE FORM provided. These are just a handful of the tasks that are performed by those installing cat flaps. Bath providers will tell you about their whole range of services.

Cat Flap Fitters Near Bath

Also find: Limpley Stoke cat flap fitters, South Stoke cat flap fitters, Englishcombe cat flap fitters, Twerton cat flap fitters, Southdown cat flap fitters, Combe Down cat flap fitters, Bradford on Avon cat flap fitters, Bathford cat flap fitters, Batheaston cat flap fitters, Corston cat flap fitters, Weston cat flap fitters, Widcombe cat flap fitters, Bathwick cat flap fitters and more. Professionals who install cat flaps can be found in most of these villages and towns. Their expertise and skill becomes priceless in ensuring the secure and proper installation of your cat flap on your home. By going with professional installation, you can be assured that your cat flap will meet your furry friend's requirements and also match your home's aesthetic and safety criteria. If you're a local cat owner looking to obtain accurate and competitive cat flap installation quotes tailored to your specific needs, just click here.

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