We have a half-glazed double-glazed back door - just a standard white
plastic door (I could find out who made it if I had to). It has a cat flap
in it, wot I cut myself. If I wanted to replace the lower plastic panel for
one that didn't have a hole cut in it would I be looking at mucho wonga or
are they a standard thing?

Si

Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot wrote:
We have a half-glazed double-glazed back door - just a standard white
plastic door (I could find out who made it if I had to). It has a cat flap
in it, wot I cut myself. If I wanted to replace the lower plastic panel for
one that didn't have a hole cut in it would I be looking at mucho wonga or
are they a standard thing?

Just take the beads off and measure it (including the thickness), then
pop down to your nearest double glazing supplies place (there are tons
of them). Should be less than a tenner.

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Grunff

On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 21:01:24 +0100, "Mungo \"Two Sheds\" Toadfoot"
wrote:

We have a half-glazed double-glazed back door - just a standard white
plastic door (I could find out who made it if I had to). It has a cat flap
in it, wot I cut myself. If I wanted to replace the lower plastic panel for
one that didn't have a hole cut in it would I be looking at mucho wonga or
are they a standard thing?

Si

We went through this some weeks ago, if you can find the thread. It
came down to the price of the plastic panel.

I will see if I can find the thread.

Grunff wrote:
Mungo "Two Sheds" Toadfoot wrote:
We have a half-glazed double-glazed back door - just a standard white
plastic door (I could find out who made it if I had to). It has a
cat flap in it, wot I cut myself. If I wanted to replace the lower
plastic panel for one that didn't have a hole cut in it would I be
looking at mucho wonga or are they a standard thing?

Just take the beads off and measure it (including the thickness), then
pop down to your nearest double glazing supplies place (there are tons
of them). Should be less than a tenner.

Righto, ta. Didn't think of that. *Slaps self*

Si