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Offline Gill (sneakiefeline)

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Re: cat flaps
« Reply #6 on: November 07, 2008, 20:02:28 PM »
Tunnels through a wall can have a flap at each end, thats how my brothers is
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Offline tigerbaby

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Re: cat flaps
« Reply #5 on: November 07, 2008, 19:58:31 PM »
We got ours from Argos, the cheapest standard one - and we put it on our kitchen door. It is really good and not drafty at all! I think it was £5.98.
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Re: cat flaps
« Reply #4 on: November 07, 2008, 19:38:50 PM »
I like the look of the microchip flaps but they are quite pricey!
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Offline summerleft

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Re: cat flaps
« Reply #3 on: November 07, 2008, 19:32:33 PM »
ahhh, makes sense

hehe thanks

its going in the kitchen door which has anouther we can close through to the kitchen, as we are moving to an estate we cant  have a dog flap like we do now lol
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Re: cat flaps
« Reply #2 on: November 07, 2008, 19:29:42 PM »
a tunnel gets you through thick walls or doors - they can be 2 inches long, or a foot long. Many click together to be as long as you want. The tunnel is open at one end and has the flap at the other end - it is just a way of neatening the sides of the hole you make to install the flap. In a normal door, like mine, you only need a 2" tunnel ...

Make sure the flap is in a room you can seal off. My lot have worked out how to break out so have to leave the kitchen isolated after they are shut in at night cos otherwise the flap ends up in small pieces on the kitchen floor.
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Offline summerleft

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cat flaps
« Reply #1 on: November 07, 2008, 19:23:10 PM »
Looking at cat flaps for the new house, just wondering whats a tunnel?

some say with tunnel and without, am I being a little dim or what?  :-[
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