Pet Door Related

Just West of the Fairway Village Golf Course in S.E. Vancouver. Remember, if you click on the photos, they will enlarge.
This was a scenario where our client was tired of the air-leaks created by his existing Modular type of PET DOOR.

You basically have to leave your sliding door open. This allows air to get past the meeting-stiles of the two door panels. There are measures that can be taken to deal with this to varying degrees (Duck-Tape?), but it’s definitely less than optimal.

So our client did his own research on Pet Doors and discovered the Security Boss Pet Door. He bought his own Pet Door and had it on-site when we came out. We can and do install Pet Doors into EXISTING Patio…

…Doors by simply replacing one of the insulated glass units. But our client wanted a new Patio Sliding Door as well. The photo above shows the glass we ordered with the Pet-Door “cut-out,” after we installed it into the new Sliding Door Assembly.

So you see, we ordered the Sliding Patio Door Assembly without glass, and then had the two insulated glass units made to our specifications. One of them with the cut-out for our client’s Pet Door, which we installed at our shop.

These Security Boss Pet Doors really look nice installed into the insulated glass.

On site, our crew of technicians removes the original sliding door assembly.

Technician Mike Stavish feigns the effort it takes to lift the new door assembly into position. It’s a posed photo. No doubt in response to our always asking them to take action photos for our portfolio here.

The finished product.

An aesthetic and functional improvement over the previous setup for certain.