If I can put in a wall, because there no windows in my room sliding door
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Yes, you can put it in a wall, just make sure it is installed right, would work just great.Make sure you follow the installation and use lots of common sense.
1328337
Yes, you can put it in a wall, just make sure it is installed right, would work just great. Make sure you follow the installation and use lots of common sense.
2043571
No. It would only seem to work with a window. If I were you, I would just get a regular shelf that you attach to the wall and use that.
1197151
You would have make some modifications to the window. You would at very least have to make a frame out of 2"x4" and that would have to connect to something else to keep it secure. I would take the glass out and frame in the window.
895662
Supposed to be able to install window or through wall. Mine installed in window. Also have Kuhl installed in wall. Depending on your budget, I would go with Kuhl if through the wall.
977132
You would need to modify it. Remove the screws for the door hooks then screw directly to the wall with plastic wall anchors should work.
1416705
Yeah that could work but the one slide would show when you slide all the way to the side. And you'll need the 1/2 clearnce. From the back if cabinet and wall. You'll need one set for top and one for lower part of cabinet otherwise the bottom would rub the wall.
1962715
I'm not positive, but I *believe* you would have to forgo using the window/door and you would actually have to cut a hole through your wall to the exterior, the size if the air pipe. But check with the manual and the manufacturer to be sure!!
676392
I think it would be a great size. I measured the stable sliding door to be 10 inches tall. There would be plenty of room inside.
411784
You could probably figure something out. You would most likely have to put screws in your door.
283279
I am not sure- I have the stuck from the inside on the sliding glass doors.
78852
We installed ours in the wall, not a door. You should be able to install it regardless of the thickness of your wall or door. The plastic flap is only 3/8" thick, but it closes & seals shut instantly with the magnets every time our dog uses it.
1922044
The hardware screws in to the wall. It would work fine as long as you are willing to screw in to the door frame.
581526
You can not use this unit for a side slide window, they make special units for side windows. They cost much much much more.
1151114
Yes! I installed it in a wall! It looks pretty nice. The pet door adjusts to different thickeness, just measure how thick is your wall and see if the pet door adjusts to it.
2062800
mine is in a window. i do not see why it couldn't go in a wall, depending on the depth of the unit of course.
1865662
I wouldn't cut into glass if I were you. If you are talking about a sliding glass door then they have petdoors made just for them that just go in between the door and the wall like a insert.
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This item has a door on one long slide. There are two little window/vents on each of the short sides.