Plexidor Dog-Pet Door

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As low as $232.00
Plexidor dog doors have saloon style double flaps that meet in the center in the medium large and extra large sizes
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Product Overview

Plexidor Dog Doors for doors have hollow flaps that open like saloon doors with springs to close and seal to the frame with weather strips

 
  • Spring loaded pet door with acrylic flaps and sealed with pile weather strip
  • Pet door has good insulation value
  • Pet door comes with keyed lock and additional steel cover
  • Optional tracks allow pet door cover to slide in place
  • Cheaper to maintain than vinyl flap pet doors
  • Attractive saloon door styling
  • Kennel version available
  • Pet door has anodized satin frame
  • White and Bronze pet door frames at extra charge

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The Plexidor offers a unique and what Pet Door Store considers to be one of the most attractive dog doors on the dog-pet door market. Their solution is to use 2 dual pane hardened acrylic flaps which swing open from the center like a saloon door (extra large uses two single pane flaps). These rigid flaps are easier to seal than flexible vinyl. This door uses pile weather-stripping around the flap to seal it to the frame. The doors are spring loaded to return to the closed position.

With the advantages of a nearly unbreakable flap and good insulation, the Plexidor is a good choice for severe climates. This door comes with two different locking mechanisms. The door flaps can be locked in the closed position with a key, and the door also comes with a bolt on security cover in medium and larger sizes (small uses a knob lock, no key, no cover). There is an optional rail setup which allows the steel cover to slide into place for day to day use. Where most pet doors require periodic flap replacement, the Plexidor usually only requires a spring replacement every 3-5 years, making it less costly to maintain. Now available in silver (clear anodized), white (baked enamel), and bronze (anodized) frame colors.

 



Size Flap Dimension Rough Opening Frame Dimension
Medium 9 x 12 11 ½ x 13 ½ 13 ¾ x 15 ¼
Large 11 ½ x 16 14 ¼ x 17 ¾ 16 ½ x 19 ¼
Extra Large 15 ¾  x 23 ¾ 18 x 25 20 ½ x 26 ¾

 


 

 

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  • 5
    Repeat from the 90s

    Posted by Mike K on Nov 2nd 2021

    Bot a door in the late 90s. Was impressed enough to buy again 25 years later. Improvements in the housing surrounding the springs makes the product easier to maintain.

  • 5
    Plexidoor

    Posted by Karen on Dec 3rd 2019

    Great service with Pet Door Store. Door looks great. Have not had a chance to install.

  • 5
    homeowner

    Posted by Caren on Feb 7th 2018

    We have had our Plexidor Dog door for about 8 years now. I decided to write a review tonight because i was on the site to get information for yet another friend that i am recommending this product to. This dog door has been used probably 30 times a day for 8 years. Our dog (s) go in and out so many times. they love it. And sometimes they just stand with their head sticking out, deciding if the rain is too much. The door is easy to clean, and looks as good as the day we installed it. Our 30 lb Cattle dog uses it now, and her 8 lb Chihuahua sister used it too. The design is the key. This is not a cheap door, but you get what you pay for.

  • 4
    Convenient, secure, weatherproof, works great for us.

    Posted by Josh on Mar 9th 2017

    This door is a great improvement to the "flap" door we had originally. It offers two different ways to lock the door for more security and does a good job of insulating. The doors don't swing open in strong wind like a flap does. I definitely recommend the slide rails which are extra, but allow the security panel to be slid in quickly and gives good security as well as avoids the dogs running into the locked doors. The one negative I saw with this door was an issue we had with my older dog. She would poke her head out the door and then try to pull it back which ended up pinching her. I don't think there's any real danger of choking but she was afraid of the door and we had to train her to go straight through rather than just poke her head out. The panels are easy to replace and that gives it a new look as well once they've aged a bit.