How thick of a wall can it be installed through?
1364652
Up to 12" with what comes in the package You could add more duct if needed.
736081
I have installed mine in a 1/4 piece of plywood to insert in a sliding basement window when it is open. I haven't had any issues doing this so I would imagine that it can be customized to fit into material of any thickness.
1230636
The specific cat door I purchased and the one in the picture I have been asked to review, is recommended for "thin doors and screens up to 1/2-inch thick." I installed it into a 1/2 thick screen porch wall...anything thicker, such as an interior wall or typical door would not work for this specific product. You need to get a cat door recommended for whatever thickness your wall or door is. I did not have to frame the opening...just cut out the hole and the door itself acted as the frame.
1469748
if you want to know how thick it is, I'd say is about 1 1/2'' mine is set up on a mouting army and it doenst use much space, but if you are planning to place right agaist the wall it may be a little ticker, but still might look good as well. Hope my info was helpfull
2240978
It is not designed for that. It is designed to install in a barrier up to 2 inches thick and most walls are 4 1/2 inches thick minimum, so you'd have to do some custom work to make it work, as Guidera48 describes.
1378746
I can't give you a wall thickness, but it is very durable. I weigh over 200 lbs and slide down it. It comes with one bracket to brace it where the sections meet, which helps, but I found the 4 x 4 post I braced to moved also. I added an additional bracket and braced it back to the structure that supports the slide.
2137343
I don't remember the actual length of hardware or thickness of brackets, but I absolutely do not recomment using the mounting hardware (i.e. screws and anchors) that come with this gate. Gate should be mounted directly into a stud and you will need longer screws than what comes with the gate to accomplish this. The screws that come with this gate are WAY too short to effectively reach into a wall stud once it goes through the mounting bracket and drywall.
1393682
No, it assumes either a door thickness within the specs or a solid door. In my case, it was installed in a thick, solid door and we just had to use longer screws.
1714130
Yes it can be used as a thru wall unit. Instructions for that are in the included manual.
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Hi Erin, Yes - everything that you need is included with the wall unit and it fits walls up to 12" thick. Thanks! --Maya
686171
I think so. I put it through a log cabin wall but not sure how thick it is.
1409702
Should be able to. I would but a 2x4 behind it to keep it from pushing to far into the wall since it is made for a 2x4 wall.
1828546
It is thin, but it is fairly rigid. I'm not sure what you are asking. Are you planning to have it extend beyond the desk over open space to the wall? If so, how far? If you are talking an inch or so, it would probably work.
1972833
Yes you can install this in the wall. You may need to add 2 by 4's at the base and for framing of the unit. This would be for support IN the wall. Make sure the unit is well supported.
2157829
Door thickness will not matter. The only vertical stile you attach to, which is a maximum of 3/4".
415680
I would say no. It only goes a couple of inches deep. So unless it was a wall that was less than 3 inches or so, it wouldn't work.
782666
yes that will work... it comes with a piece of material to fill the gap between the interior/exterior sections if the door is too thick. realistically, if you can fabricate a spacer of appropriate width, there is no limit to the thickness of whatever install you have. It is entirely possible to install it through a wall, cinderblock fence, etc.