We’re often asked whether a Petflap can be fitted into a wall and the answer is “Yes, it can”. You will need a hole 256mm diameter minimum.
Essentially fitting a Petflap into a wall is the same concept as fitting into a door. Often a wall is thicker than 65mm and so requires a Petflap with extended trunking.
Petflaps with trunking over 250mm will usually have a Petflap at each end. The flap fitted at the indoors end is inset, with a lock facing into the house for easy operation.
Please note that extended trunking must be pre-ordered. We can’t retrofit extended trunking to a Petflap that already has standard trunking fitted.
Essentially fitting a Petflap into a wall is exactly the same concept as fitting into a door but there are a few things to take into consideration when looking at fitting a Petflap into glass, so please read the following.
We base our quote in part on the length of trunking, and that depends on your wall. We need the most accurate wall measurement you can take in order to quote.
Extended trunking is available from 80mm up to 590mm long. Please do not trim back trunking. Modifying the Petflap in any way voids our guarantee. We are more than happy to work with you and make sure you’re supplied with the right length of trunking for your wall.
Before you order a Petflap or cut into your wall we would always advise you consult a builder for an expert opinion. We’re happy to speak directly to your builder to answer any questions.
Make sure that your hole for the Petflap is 256mm in diameter and on a flat surface with at least 300mmx300mm of available space to fit the Petflap.