Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
"Dave Bugg" wrote in message
I don't see that as an issue if the opener is adjusted correctly.
Most openers are designed to immediately halt closing and reverse if
contacting an obstruction.

And it is malfunctions? Squashes the neighbor's cat? All you have
to do is watch the TV ads the lawyers put on and the idea will never
fly by a manufacturer.

Can't squash a cat. Cats are smart enough to get out of the way, especially
with all the racket the door makes.