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Pet Door for Screen Door

Name: Pet Door for Screen Door
Brand: Security Boss
SKU: 31447
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Pet Door for Sliding Screen Doors

Security Boss Pet Door for Sliding Screen Doors is a cat or dog door that can easily retrofit your existing screen door into a pet friendly part of the home. White or Bronze Color with Pet Screening. Most importantly it swings to open and closes tight with internal magnets.

Pet Freedom

Allows your pets to exit to do their business and return back into the home with relief. Give your pet the freedom to go outside when they need to.

Unlike rubber flaps this pet door has an unobstructed breathable swinging flap that isn’t intimidating to your pet. Why don’t you try pushing your head through a rubber flap to go out or come into your house? I think we would all have a problem with doing that.

SIZE | CHOOSE PET OPENING

CHOOSE FRAME COLOR

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Optional: Adding a brace bar at the top of the pet door across the width of the screen door.

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Description

Best Pet Door for Screen Door by Security Boss

Certainly the Best Pet Door for Screen Door by Security Boss is designed for virtually all sliding screen doors. Firstly, the low profile frame allows for your sliding screen door to open and close with ease.

Secondly, without any obstruction with the sliding glass door like other old school pet doors can do.

Thirdly, the fully functional pet door swings open allowing your dog or cat to enter and exit your home with ease.

To clarify this pet door is installed on either side of the screen door. Similarly, at the left or right lower corner of the screen door frame. Certainly use a rolling tool with some spline to roll the screening into the frame.

Attention Animal Owners! Dog Lovers! Cat Lover! Your Pet Has to Have This!

Features & Benefits

Full Functional
Swings to Open & Close
Internal Magnets Helps to Keep Closed
Silent Closing Action
Low Profile Frame
Durable Texteline Pet Screening
Resistant to Scratching
Protective Barrier Against Insects
Pile Brush Weather Stripping
Internal Hinges

More Details

The pet friendly door features Textilene Pet Super Screen that is resistant to scratching tearing and general pet wear. However the swing door portion of the pet door is fixed on internal hinges and is lined with dense pile brush weather stripping.

Most importantly this protective barrier guards against any intrusion by bugs or flies. The door also has internal magnets that keep the swinging door in the closed position and provide for a silent closing action.

How to install a pet door on a sliding screen door Instructions

Step 1

Firstly, remove the host screen door from the sliding channel and lay on flat work surface. To clarfy the sliding screen doors are mounted on rollers. And the tension screws are usually located near these rollers.

They can be loosened to allow easy removal of your screen door. Some brands have the screen doors attached to rollers suspended from the top of the screen door channel.

There are screws along the interior top edge of the screen door and once these are loosened, the door will drop enough to lift out of the channel in the floor.

Step 2

Secondly, position the pet door on your screen door, spline grooves up. For example, most patio screen doors have the screen spline
groove to the exterior; the Pet screen door spline groove should be to the exterior as well.

The pet door must be mounted in the bottom corner. We recommend placing the pet door on the same side as your screen door handle location.

Arrange the two Mounting Flange parts to match the selected bottom corner with the longer piece to the height of the pet door. The wide flat surface of these parts with the pre-drilled holes will correspond to the spline grove side of the doors.

Step 3

Thirdly, attach the side mounting flange to the pet door first, align it up-to 1/16” past the bottom corner of the pet door. Slide the edge of the pet door completely into the flange opening.

Slide the bottom mounting flange onto the pet door aligning it to the edge of the side flange. Using the supplied drill bit, drill through the pre-drilled holes into the first layer of the pet screen door frame.

Be careful not to drill through the opposite side of the door. Using a screwdriver and 4 of the supplied ¼” screws, attach the flanges completely. Position the pet door on your screen door.

Step 4

Fourthly, mark the horizontal screen cut location on the sliding screen door frame with a pencil. It is best to mark the cut location a 1/8″ in from the end of the H channel (Overlay flange) attached to the Pet screen door to allow enough screen material to roll into Pet Screen Door Spline groove. (Point A)

Step 5

Fifthly, make the same mark at the bottom corner of the overlay flange – bottom corner of your screen pet door; 1/8″ in from the end of the H channel. (Point B)

Step 6

In addition using a marker, draw a straight line on the screen from point A inward and Point B upward. Where they intersect is Point C.

Step 7

Cut screen from Point A to Point C using a straight edge and utility knife.

Step 8

Cut screen from Point C to Point B using a straight edge utility knife. A Builder square may be helpful for this part of the installation.

Step 9

Cut (Do not pull screen away from spline) along the inside edge of your screen door to remove this section of screen. DO NOT CUT OR REMOVE SPLINE.

Step 10

Position the Security Boss screen pet door over the cut opening. Pet door should be firmly seated into the corner of your sliding screen door.

Step 11

Using the included bit, approximately 1″ in from the overlapping flange ends, drill and secure the pet door frame to your screen door and fasten with provided screws. Do not drill completely through your screen door frame.

Step 12

Using the included roller tool and spline, start at Point A and attach the screen to the pet door frame moving towards Point C

Step 13

Repeat same process from Point C to Point B. Keep the screen taunt by applying constant pulling pressure to ensure a tight fit.

Final Step

Carefully trim any excess screen.

How to Mount the Screen Door Brace Bar

Measure the distance between the vertical frames of the patio screen door the pet door is installed into. Measure the side that does
not have the screen spline cord visible. This distance will be the length you will cut the Brace Bar to. Mark this distance on the Brace
Bar.

Use a hack saw or miter saw

Cut the Brace bar with a hack saw. It is best to wrap the section of the Brace Bar you are cutting with clear tape to guard
against accidentally scratching the paint with the hack saw. Test the fit of the brace bar between the patio screen frame rails. Re-cut if needed.
Along the patio screen frame that is adjacent to the pet screen door, pry a small section (3/4”-1”) of screen spline from the raceway of the patio screen frame. Do this at the point the top edge of the Pet Screen door meets the patio screen frame. Repeat this step on opposite side of patio screen frame. Remove as little as possible.
Insert the brace bar retainer clips into the brace bar. Leave enough of the retainer clip out of the brace bar so it can clip onto the
patio door screen frame raceway.
Position the brace bar horizontally above the pet door. The brace bar is normally installed on the same side of the screen fabric as
the pet screen door resides.

Insert one end of the brace bar with clip between the screen fabric and patio screen frame that has the screen spline loosened.
You may need to flex the curved part of the Brace bar clip over the raceway. Repeat on the opposite side.
Push the screen spline back into the patio door raceway to secure the brace bar clips. Be sure to keep the Screen fabric snug as you are rolling the spline into the raceway

Finishing Touches

Remove the screen spline that is securing the top of the Pet screen door (if previously installed).

Clip two metal retainers over the pet screen door raceway. One retainer must be positioned as close the unsupported pet screen door corner as possible. The other can be spaced along the raceway.
Once the metal retainers are positioned on the raceway, side the brace bar down to within 1/16” of touching the pet screen door. The
brace bar should be resting along the top edge of the pet door screen frame.
As well as between the screen fabric and tab of the metal retainer.
Push the screen spline back into the raceway on the Pet screen door
Be sure to keep the screen fabric snug as you are rolling the spline in to the raceway.
Using the drill bit and two screws provided pre drill holes into the brace bar through the holes in the metal retainer clip. Secure the retainer clips with the screws. SB4 Pet Screen Door

The Security Boss® Brace Bar will add support and rigidity to sliding screen doors

Above all it’s best for larger sized pet screen doors. For instance the normal position for the Brace Bar is along the top stationary frame of the pet door.

Certainly this will secure the 4th corner of the pet door and will support the pet door for use by large exuberant dogs. However the Brace Bar can be installed at the time of Pet Door Install or it can be added to doors already installed.

Other Installation Tips

Be sure that you have ordered the correct size door for your pet.
For long term use it is best to size the pet door so that the pivot point of the door is about 2 inches higher than your pet’s shoulders.
The resulting bottom of the opening should be a comfortable step over height.
Find a suitable area for your doggy door. Some models are available with an optional blocking panel that lifts out vertically.
Make sure there is adequate room for removal of this panel.
Typically the SB4 dog door is framed in using standard structural lanai extrusions to create a rough opening sized appropriately for
the actual door dimensions.

More tips

The thickness of the Lanai extrusions cannot exceed 2” from interior to exterior. If you need to create an
opening use the following rough-cut dimensions or trace the mounting flange of the pet door to determine the rough opening.
Make sure your opening is square and level.
Separate the Interior and exterior door frames.
Put the inner frame into the rough opening in the lanai framing.
Snap the outside frame into the inner frame from the opposite side of the opening and sleeve the two frames together.
Using the pre-drilled pilot holes and supplied drill bit, drill and insert one screw.
Make sure the door is level. When level, tighten the
inserted screw. Affix remaining screws into place using the pilot holes as guides
Once the pet door is installed you can fill any gaps or seal the edges with caulking if desired.

DISCLAIMER:

Certainly visit the Terms and Conditions page. By purchasing from the Best Custom Screens website the Buyer agrees to all Terms of Sale and by using this website customer agrees to the Terms of Use.

Child Safety:

Security Boss Manufacturing, LLC, recommends that households with small children need to exercise proper judgment. Do not leave children unattended in any area with a pet door. Pet Doors come with locking panels and locking devices. Using these devices minimizes any risk, but does not replace proper parental supervision.

Installation:

During installation we recommend that any consumer that installs their own pet door wear eye protection and be familiar with the construction procedures and tools of installing a pet door.

Magnets:

Virtually all doors use magnets for the activation of the pet door as well as in the sealing of the flaps. Customers with certain medical devices, for example; On the other hand Pace Maker patients, should consult their physician.

Pet Door Guide

The General Rule for Pet Doors may not be accurate for all dog or pet doors. Refer to the manufacturer’s specifications.

DOG BREED	HEIGHT (inches)	WEIGHT (lbs)	Estimated Doggy Door Size (Must measure shoulder width and compare to flap size)
Biewer Terrier	7 – 11	4 – 8	Small
Bolognese	10 – 12	5.5 – 9	Small
Cat’s “most” No fat cats	9.1 – 9.8 inches	7 – 10 lbs	Small
Chihuahua	5 – 8	no more than 6	Small
Maltese	7 – 9	under 7	Small
Manchester Terrier	10 – 12	under 12	Small
Pomeranian	6 – 7	3 – 7	Small
Poodle (Toy)	no more than 10	4 – 6	Small
Russian Toy	8 – 11	up to 6.5	Small
Silky Terrier	9 – 10	around 10	Small
Toy Fox Terrier	8.5 – 11.5	3.5 – 7	Small
Yorkshire Terrier	7 – 8	7	Small
Affenpinscher	9 – 11.5	7 – 10	Medium
American Eskimo Dog	9 – 19	6 – 35	Medium
Beagle	13 – 15	13 – 30	Medium
Bichon Frise	9.5 – 11.5	12 – 18	Medium
Brussels Griffon	7 – 10	8 – 10	Medium
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel	12 – 13	13 – 18	Medium
Chinese Crested	11 – 13	8 – 12	Medium
Coton De Tulear	9 – 11	8 – 15	Medium
Dachshund	5 – 9	11 – 32	Medium
Danish-Swedish Farmdog	12.5 – 14.5	15 – 20	Medium
English Toy Spaniel	9 – 10	8 – 14	Medium
French Bulldog	11 – 13	under 28	Medium
Havanese	8.5 – 11.5	7 – 13	Medium
Italian Greyhound	13 – 15	7 – 14	Medium
Japanese Chin	8 – 11	7 – 11	Medium
Lancashire Heeler	10 – 12	9 – 17	Medium
Lhasa Apso	10 – 11	12 – 18	Medium
Lowchen	11 – 13	10 – 15	Medium
Miniature Pinscher	10 – 12.5	8 – 10	Medium
Papillon	8 – 11	5 – 10	Medium
Pekingese	6 – 9	up to 14	Medium
Portuguese Podengo Pequeno	8 – 12	9 – 13	Medium
Pug	10 – 13	14 – 18	Medium
Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonka	9 – 10	4.5 – 11	Medium
Schipperke	10 – 13	10 – 16	Medium
Shih Tzu	9 – 10.5	9 – 16	Medium
Tibetan Spaniel	10	9 – 15	Medium
Afghan Hound	25 – 27	50 – 60	Large
American English Coonhound	23 – 26	45 – 65	Large
American Water Spaniel	15 – 18	25 – 45	Large
Australian Cattle Dog	17 – 20 in	35 -50	Large
Australian Shepherd	18 – 23 in	40 – 65	Large
Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog	17 – 20	32 – 45	Large
Azawakh	23.5 – 29	33 – 55	Large
Barbet	19 – 24.5	35 – 65	Large
Basenji	16 – 17	22 – 24	Large
Basset Fauve de Bretagne	12.5 – 15.5	27 – 35	Large
Basset Hound	15	40 – 65	Large
Bearded Collie	20 – 22 in	45 – 55	Large
Border Collie	18 – 22	30 – 55	Large
Boston Terrier	15 – 17	12 – 25	Large
Boykin Spaniel	14 – 18	25 – 40	Large
Braque de Bourbonnais	19 – 22.5	35 – 53	Large
Braque Francais Pyrenean	18.5 – 23	40 – 55	Large
Brittany	17.5 – 20.5	30 – 40	Large
Bulldog	14 – 15	40 – 50	Large
Canaan Dog	19 – 24	35 – 55	Large
Cardigan Welsh Corgi	10.5 – 12.5	25 – 38	Large
Carolina Dog	17.75 – 19.5	30 – 55	Large
Chinese Shar-Pei	18 – 20	45 – 60	Large
Cirneco Dell’Etna	16.5 – 19.5	17 – 26	Large
Cocker Spaniel	13.5 – 15.5	20 – 30	Large
Deutscher Wachtelhund	18 – 21	40 – 55	Large
Drever	12 – 15	35 – 40	Large
English Cocker Spaniel	15 – 17	26 – 34	Large
English Springer Spaniel	19 – 20	40 – 50	Large
Entlebucher Mountain Dog	16 – 21	40 – 65	Large
Field Spaniel	17 – 18	35 – 50	Large
Finish Spitz	15.5 – 20	20 – 33	Large
Finnish Lapphund	16 – 21	33 -53	Large
French Spaniel	21.5 – 24	50 – 60	Large
German Pinscher	17 – 20	25 – 45	Large
German Spitz	12 – 15	24 – 26	Large
Grand Basset Griffon Vendeen	15.5 – 18	40 – 45	Large
Harrier	19 – 21	45 – 60	Large
Ibizan Hound	22.5 – 27.5	45 – 50	Large
Icelandic Sheepdog	16.5 – 18	25 – 30	Large
Irish Red and White Setter	22.5 – 26	35 – 60	Large
Jagdterrier	13 – 16	17 – 22	Large
Jindo	18 – 22	30 – 50	Large
Kai Ken	15.5 – 19.5	20 – 40	Large
Karelian Bear Dog	19 – 23.5	44 – 49	Large
Keeshond	17 – 18	35 – 45	Large
Kishu Ken	17 – 22	30 – 60	Large
Kromfohrlander	15 – 18	20 – 35	Large
Lagotto Romagnolo	16 – 19	24 – 35	Large
Lapponian Herder	18 – 20	70	Large
Miniature American Shepherd	13 – 18	20 – 40	Large
Mountain Cur	16 – 26	30 – 60	Large
Mudi	15 – 18.5	18 – 29	Large
Nederlandse Kooikerhondje	14 – 17	20 – 30	Large
Norrbottenspets	16.5 – 18	20 – 30	Large
Norwegian Buhund	16 – 18.5	26 – 40	Large
Norwegian Lundhund	12 – 15	20 – 30	Large
Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever	17 – 21	35 – 50	Large
Pembroke Welsh Corgi	10 – 12	28 – 30 +	Large
Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen	13 – 15	25 – 40	Large
Pharaoh Hound	21 – 25	45 – 55	Large
Plott Hound	20 – 25	40 – 60	Large
Polish Lowland Sheepdog	17 – 20	30 – 50	Large
Poodle	10 – 15 +	10 – 70	Large
Portuguese Pointer	20.5 – 22	35 – 59	Large
Portuguese Water Dog	17 – 23	35 – 60	Large
Puli	16 – 17	25 – 35	Large
Pumi	15 – 18.5	22 – 29	Large
Pyrenean Shepherd	15.5 – 21	15 – 30	Large
Saluki	23 – 28	40 – 65	Large
Samoyed	19 – 23.5	35 – 65	Large
Segugio Italiano	19 – 23	40 – 60	Large
Shetland Sheepdog	13 – 16	15 – 25	Large
Shiba Inu	13.5 – 16.5	17 – 23	Large
Shikoku	17 – 22	35 – 55	Large
Siberian Husky	20 – 23.5	35 – 60	Large
Slovakian Wirehaired Pointer	22.5 – 26.5	50 – 65	Large
Slovensky Kopov	16 – 20	33 – 44	Large
Small Musterlander Pointer	20.5 – 21	40 – 60	Large
Spanish Water Dog	15.75 – 19.75	31 – 49	Large
Stabyhoun	19 – 21	40 – 60	Large
Standard Schnauzer	17.5 – 19.5	30 – 50	Large
Sussex Spaniel	13 – 15	35 – 45	Large
Swedish Lapphund	16 – 20	30 – 45	Large
Swedish Vallhund	11.5 – 13.75	20 – 35	Large
Taiwan Dog	17 – 20	26 – 40	Large
Teddy Roosevelt Terrier	8 – 15	8 – 25	Large
Tibetan Terrier	14 – 17	18 – 30	Large
Transylvanian Hound	22 – 26	55	Large
Treeing Tennessee Brindle	16 – 24	30 – 50	Large
Welsh Springer Spaniel	17 – 19	35 – 55	Large
Whippet	18 – 22	25 – 40	Large
Wirehaired Vizsla	21.5 – 25	45 – 65	Large
Xoloitzcuintli	10 – 23	10 – 55	Large
Yakutian Laika	21 – 23	40 – 55	Large
Akita	24 – 28	70 – 130	Extra Large
Alaskan Malamute	23 – 25	75 – 85	Extra Large
American Bulldog	20 – 25	60 – 100	Extra Large
American Foxhound	21 – 25	60 – 70	Extra Large
American Leopard Hound	21 – 27	45 – 70	Extra Large
Anatolian Shepherd Dog	27 – 29	80 – 150	Extra Large
Appenzeller Sennenhund	19 – 22	48 – 70	Extra Large
Bavarian Mountain Scent Hound	17 – 20.5	37 – 66	Extra Large
Beauceron	24 – 27.5 in	70 – 110	Extra Large
Belgian Malinois	22 – 26	40 – 80	Extra Large
Belgian Sheepdog	22 – 26	45 – 75	Extra Large
Belgian Tervuren	22 -,26	45 – 75	Extra Large
Bergamasco	22 – 23.5	57 – 84	Extra Large
Berger Picard	21.5 – 25.5	50 – 70	Extra Large
Bernese Mountain Dog	23 – 27.5	70 – 115	Extra Large
Black and Tan Coonhound	23 – 27	65 – 110	Extra Large
Black Russian Terrier	26 – 30	80 – 130	Extra Large
Bloodhound	23 – 27	80 – 110	Extra Large
Bluetick Coonhound	21 – 27	45 – 80	Extra Large
Boerboel	22 – 27	150 – 200	Extra Large
Bohemian Shepherd	19.3 – 21.7	37 – 60	Extra Large
Borzoi	26 – 28 +	60 – 105	Extra Large
Bouvier des Flandres	23.5 – 27.5	70 – 110	Extra Large
Boxer	21.5 – 25	50 – 80	Extra Large
Bracco Italiano	21 – 27	55 – 90	Extra Large
Briard	22 – 27	55 – 100	Extra Large
Broholmer	27.5 – 29.5	90 – 150	Extra Large
Bullmastiff	24 – 27	100 – 130	Extra Large
Cane Corso	23.5 – 27.5	99 -110	Extra Large
Catahoula Leopard Dog	22 – 24	50 – 95	Extra Large
Caucasian Shepherd Dog	23 – 30	99 – 170	Extra Large
Central Asian Shepherd Dog	25.5 – 27.5	88 – 110	Extra Large
Chesapeake Bay Retriever	21 – 26	55 – 80	Extra Large
Chinook	22 – 26	50 – 90	Extra Large
Chow Chow	17 – 20	45 – 70	Extra Large
Clumber Spaniel	17 – 20	55 – 85	Extra Large
Collie	22 – 26	50 – 75	Extra Large
Croatian Sheepdog	16 – 20	29 – 44	Extra Large
Curly-Coated Retriever	23 – 27	60 – 95	Extra Large
Czechoslovakian Vlack	23.5 – 25.5	44 – 57	Extra Large
Dalmatian	19 – 24	45 – 70	Extra Large
Doberman Pinscher	24 – 28	60 – 100	Extra Large
Dogo Argentino	24 – 26.5	88 – 100	Extra Large
Dogue de Bordeaux	23 – 26	99 – 110 +	Extra Large
Drentsche Patrijshond	21 – 25	48 – 73	Extra Large
Dutch Shepherd	21.5 – 24.5	42 – 75	Extra Large
English Foxhound	24	60 – 75	Extra Large
English Setter	23 – 27	45 – 80	Extra Large
Estrela Mountain Dog	24.5 – 29	77 – 132	Extra Large
Eurasier	19 – 24	40 – 70	Extra Large
Flat-Coated Retriever	22 – 24.5	60 -70	Extra Large
German Longhaired Pointer	22 – 28	55 – 80	Extra Large
German Shepherd Dog	22 – 26	50 – 90	Extra Large
German Shorthaired Pointer	21 – 25	45 – 70	Extra Large
German Wirehaired Pointer	22 – 26	50 – 70	Extra Large
Giant Schnauzer	23.5 – 27.5	55 – 85	Extra Large
Golden Retriever	21. 5 – 24	55 – 75	Extra Large
Gordon Setter	23 – 27	45 – 80	Extra Large
Great Dane	28 – 32	110 – 175	Extra Large
Great Pyrenees	25 – 32	85 – 100+	Extra Large
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog	23.5 – 28.5	85 – 140	Extra Large
Greyhound	27 – 30	60 – 70	Extra Large
Hamiltonstovare	19 – 24	40 – 75	Extra Large
Hanoverian Scenthound	19 – 21	79 – 99	Extra Large
Hokkaido	18 – 20	44 – 66	Extra Large
Hovawart	23 – 28	65 – 90	Extra Large
Irish Setter	25 – 27	60 – 70	Extra Large
Irish Water Spaniel	21 – 24	45 – 68	Extra Large
Irish Wolfhound	30 – 32	105 – 120	Extra Large
Komondor	25.5 – 27.5	80 – 100+	Extra Large
Kuvasz	26 – 30	70 – 115	Extra Large
Labrador Retriever	21.5 – 24.5	55 – 80	Extra Large
Leonberger	25.5 – 31.5	90 – 170	Extra Large
Mastiff	27.5 – 30 +	120 – 230	Extra Large
Neapolitan Mastiff	24 – 31	110 – 150	Extra Large
Newfoundland	26 – 28	100 – 150	Extra Large
Norwegian Elkhound	19.5 – 20.5	48 – 55	Extra Large
Old English Sheepdog	21 – 22 +	60 – 100	Extra Large
Otterhound	24 – 27	80 – 115	Extra Large
Perro de Presa Canario	22 – 26	84 – 110	Extra Large
Peruvian Inca Orchid	9.75 – 25.75	8.5 – 55	Extra Large
Pointer	23 – 28	45 – 75	Extra Large
Porcelaine	22 – 23	55 – 62	Extra Large
Portuguese Podengo	16 – 28	35 – 66	Extra Large
Portuguese Sheepdog	16.5 – 21.5	37.5 – 59	Extra Large
Pudelpointer	22 – 26	45 – 70	Extra Large
Pyrenean Mastiff	25 – 31	120 – 240	Extra Large
Rafeiro de Alentejo	25 – 29	77 – 132	Extra Large
Redbone Coonhound	21 – 27	45 – 70	Extra Large
Rhodesian Ridgeback	24 – 27	70 – 85	Extra Large
Romanian Mioritic Shepherd Dog	22.5 – 29	100 – 130	Extra Large
Rottweiler	22 – 27	80 – 135	Extra Large
Saint Bernard	26 – 30	120 – 180	Extra Large
Schapendoes	16 – 20	26 – 55	Extra Large
Scottish Deerhound	28 – 32	85 – 110	Extra Large
Sloughi	24 – 29	45 – 70	Extra Large
Slovensky Cuvac	23 – 27.5	68 – 97	Extra Large
Spanish Mastiff	28 – 35	140 – 200	Extra Large
Thai Ridgeback	20 – 24	35 – 75	Extra Large
Tibetan Mastiff	24 – 26	70 – 150	Extra Large
Tornjak	23 – 28	62 – 110	Extra Large
Tosa	21. 5 – 23.5	100 – 200	Extra Large
Treeing Walker Coonhound	20 – 27	50 – 70	Extra Large
Vizsla	21 – 24	44 – 60	Extra Large
Weimaraner	23 – 27	55 – 90	Extra Large
Wetterhoun	21.5 – 23	50 – 75	Extra Large
Wirehaired Pointing Griffon	20 – 24	35 – 70	Extra Large
Working Kelpie	19 – 25	28 – 60	Extra Large

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Additional information

Weight	5 lbs
Dimensions	24 × 24 × 2 in
SIZE \| CHOOSE PET OPENING	Medium -7×9, Large -11×16, Extra Large -15×24, Tall Extra Large -14×27
CHOOSE FRAME COLOR	White, Bronze

Reviews (2)

2 reviews for Pet Door for Screen Door

Rosalie Justus – December 17, 2024
Rated 5 out of 5
Perfect Solution for Pet Freedom!
I recently purchased the Security Boss Pet Door for Sliding Screen Doors, and it has been an absolute game-changer for my home and pets! This dog door for screen sliding door was incredibly easy to install and retrofitted perfectly with my existing screen door.
The pet screen for screen door is durable and holds up well against my pets’ constant use. I love that the swinging flap opens smoothly and securely closes with internal magnets – no intimidating rubber flaps for my pets to push through! My dog got used to it almost immediately and now comes and goes with ease.
What’s even better is the pet screen door guard. It gives me peace of mind knowing the door is sturdy and functional while letting fresh air flow through the house.
If you’re looking to give your pets freedom while maintaining a clean, pet-friendly screen door, I highly recommend this product. It’s well-made, convenient, and worth every penny!
jean puckett – January 1, 2025
Rated 5 out of 5
I recently purchased the Pet Door for Screen Door, and I’m genuinely impressed. Not only does it work seamlessly with our sliding door with dog door setup, but it also feels sturdy and well-made. It’s definitely one of the best dog doors I’ve come across. What stood out even more was the exceptional customer service—they were helpful, answered all my questions, and ensured everything was smooth. Plus, delivery was right on time, which I really appreciated. Overall, this is hands down the best pet door I’ve used, and I’d happily recommend it to anyone looking for quality and reliability.

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Security Boss Pet Door Products

Security Boss Pet Door specializes in dog and cat doors, including: MaxSeal PRO pet door for walls, and Screen pet door models. The key brand is a leading manufacturer of high-quality pet doors for screen doors, doors, and walls. The company offers innovative solutions for both residential and commercial pet door installations.

Key features of their pet doors include

High-grade aluminum construction, Single and dual flap options, Durable 180-degree hinge-to-flap connection, Excellent insulation ratings, and metal-insulated interior security panels for enhanced security These amazing pet doors are built to order in the USA and come with industry-leading warranties of up to 6 years. Best Custom Screens offerings of these products continue to be a trusted name in pet door solutions, combining functionality, security, and quality craftsmanship in their product offerings.

Shipping & Delivery

SHIPPING & DELIVERING SCREENS

🚚 Large Item Shipping Policy

Because our custom screen doors and large window screens (over 46 inches) are fully built and highly fragile, they cannot ship via standard parcel carriers like UPS or FedEx. We utilize specialized freight and regional trucking networks to deliver them safely.

📍 How We Ship to Your State

West Coast Metro Areas (Fully Assembled): We ship out of our Los Angeles and Las Vegas facilities. Shipping fully assembled product is highly affordable for metropolitan locations within CA, AZ, NV, NM, WA, OR, ID, and UT.
Rural West Coast Areas: Areas defined as rural by our regional carriers cannot accept fully assembled freight. These orders will ship partially assembled via FedEx or UPS.
East Coast & All Other States (Unassembled Kits Recommended): Due to extremely high cross-country freight costs, orders outside our West Coast zone ship Unassembled. Your product will arrive as a high-quality, easy-to-assemble kit to keep your shipping costs affordable and prevent transit damage. If a customer chooses to ship a Fully Assembled Screen Door, please be advised that the shipping will be expensive.

⚠️ Production & Custom Order Rules

Lead Time: Every item is custom made-to-size. Please allow 10 to 15 business days for production before shipment.
No Returns: Because these are fabricated to your exact specifications, custom orders cannot be returned or changed once production begins.
Measurements: The buyer takes full responsibility for sizes. We highly recommend using a handyman service for installation if you are unsure.

📦 Strict Delivery Inspection (Action Required)

A signature is required upon delivery. You must inspect the package before signing.

Visible Damage: If the box is damaged, refuse the delivery and do not sign for it. Note the damage on the driver's slip. If you sign for a damaged package, you become ineligible for a freight claim.
Concealed Damage: If the box looks good but the product inside is damaged, email photos of the box and product to bestcustomscreens@gmail.com within 24 hours.
Replacements: Carrier claims take 30 to 60 days, but we can initiate your replacement product as soon as the initial freight claim is filed.

SPECIAL SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS:

Above all, shipping prices for Assembled Sliding Screen Doors are for locations in California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Utah. However, Rural areas are defined by shipping companies, and other states will be shipped Unassembled.

The consumer takes full responsibility for measurements and installation. We recommend that you use a handyman service to install it. Best Custom Screens is not responsible for consumer measurement mistakes.

Custom Made To Size: Be sure to allow 10 to 15 business days for production lead time.