Dog Doors for Walls

A double flap wall mount pet door is perfect for those who need superior insulation, wind resistance, and aesthetics. For moderate climates or unheated spaces, a single flap will suffice.

Most importantly, make sure you choose a flap size that comfortably accommodates your pet's size. For installation and measurement details, refer to our Measuring Guide.

Endura Flap pet doors include a slide-in locking cover that will act as a significant barrier to entry. For maximum protection, you can also protect your home with an additional steel cover from Watchdog Security

Endura Flap pet doors are built with the highest quality and performance in mind, and they are backed by a lifetime warranty. This does mean that the price point for an Endura Flap door may be higher than other pet doors. However, you won't be disappointed by the years of consistent performance you see from your Endura Flap pet door!

Wall pet door installation can be complex and risky due to factors like electrical wires and pipes. We recommend hiring a professional unless you're confident in your DIY skills.

Installation involves careful measurement, location selection, template usage, tunnel adjustment, and door placement. Every pet door sold on our site has the installation instructions listed on its product page.

You can also check out these installation guide archives for Endura Flap pet products.

The Endura Flap can be a heavy flap for smaller pets, and if you have a mixed size pet family, some of your pets might find it difficult to push through. If possible, choose a single flap version of the pet door since this will keep the weight just to one flap. Also, you can modify the magnet configuration, removing some, and this will make it easier to break the magnetic connection and start pushing the flap. Often, once a pet figures out how to use a door, they will be just fine, but if you need further help, don't hesitate to reach out to our customer service team for tips and tricks.

The telescoping tunnel of the Endura Flap wall units consists of two nested aluminum parts that can be slid together or farther apart to fit your exact wall depth. Not only does this make installation a much smoother process, but it also minimizes the amount of sealing you need to do on the interior of the wall. The aluminum material provides a great amount of stability and durability for the pet door as well.

Keep in mind that the Endura Flap wall units come in two different versions to match your wall thickness:

• For typical wall thicknesses of 4-1/2" to 7-1/2" see the Endura Flap Wall Mount Pet Door
• For thicker walls, up to 13", check out the Endura Flap Wall Mount Pet Door for Thick Walls

For small pets, consider the step-over height, flap size, ease of use, and overall durability. Ensure that the door is low enough for your pet to step over comfortably and that the flap isn't too heavy to push open. The Endura Flap small size door features a 6" x 11" flap that is suitable for cats and dog breeds such as the Chihuahua or Dachshund.

Regularly check the frame and flaps for any signs of wear and tear. Wipe down the flaps as needed to keep them clean. A simple solution of non-abrasive dish soap and warm water is great for cleaning the flaps. Ensure the security cover fits snugly and the locking mechanism works properly. Check the caulking around the exterior of the door to make sure it remains sealed against the weather.

A wall mount pet door can be removed, but it will leave a hole in the wall that needs to be filled and repaired. If you are planning to remove the door in the future, make sure to retain any removed building materials for later use in the repair.

You can install a pet door into a weatherboard wall, but you may experience gaping along the frame, which will cause drafts to come into your home. To prevent gaping, you will need to build out the area you want to install your pet door with additional wood or plaster.