How tall is the solid piece at the bottom of the door that the dog steps over? What is the overall width of the door? Thank you!
1810229
4.25" on mine. 13.5" wide. Over all I am happy with it. Mine's not outdoor facing though, just have it between house and patio.
1810230
The solid piece at the bottom of my door is 4" and the dogs (cockers) have no trouble at all going over it. The width of my door is 13.5". I wish I had bought it sooner!
1810231
The part they step over is about 4 inches tall once installed and the overall with is about 13-14 inches (sorry, only had a ruler to measure with - so I'm approximating). This thing is a HUGELY beneficial door to our family and the dogs love it. The only drawback we have found (but not bad enough to outweigh the benefits) is the magnet at the bottom does not hold it closed in wind, and when it is VERY cold outside, we have to cover it well to shut it or it ices up.
1810232
They step over 4 1/2 inches. The overall width is 14" & the area they walk through is 10" wide. I have 3 dogs: 85lb rottie, 65lb golden & a 12lb Chihuahua & they all use it easily. One of the best investments I've made! Hope this helps.
1810233
The piece at the bottom that the dogs step over is 4.75 inches. The width of the door is 13.5 and the width of the doggie door itself is 10 inches.
1810234
3 inches MAX--much less than other doors I've had--the cats like it much better than before
635954
We had the same question when we bought it. When it came we were very happy because it is actually 40 inches wide and 30 inches tall. It will cover a 36 inch door with plenty of angle to stand up properly. The hinges swing both ways so it is also easy to get through. It also came with two extra hinges to attach it to the wall if desired. Our dog is large but does not push against it at all so we just let it stand free by itself. We have been very happy with it.
1699464
This one is specifically for the Ideal Pet Products door. It is 12 inches including the top section with holes and it has a metal strip on the bottom that is held in place by magnets on the bottom section of the frame.
2110869
Almost 5". I have a small dog who is not allowed to use stairs or jump up and down at all either. Since my dog is so small, 12lbs, she tries to run/jump up this 5" gap before the ramp starts. As such, I can't use it with her without more training. But I think it may also be a bit to steep for her to feel like she can walk up instead of run. Maybe it wouldn't be an issue with a bigger dog.
375527
About 1/2 " in center. very rigid. Installed last fall and survived daily winter use. I should have replaced rubber on bottom of door at same time, and will be doing so soon.
1469792
I have the largest door that is offered and the step is 3 1/2 inches. My smallest pup though, a french bulldog, is able to come and go with ease.
2110874
it is only 3-4 inches. My dog is part Corgi and needed a ramp to get on my bed. It is a very short step.
703098
It is 40" tall. The door entry is 40" across, and the length of the side is 44" long, excluding the smaller entry door piece. (I couldn't locate that piece at the time).
674665
The bottom two treads are 7¾" deep. There is no real noticeable overlap. There is a stop attached to the back of each step so the dog does not slip through. The top step is almost 9" deep, it has no stopper on it.
1623332
Door is 32 inches high with the fixed bottom that the animal has to step over of 8 inches. It is approximately 12.5 inches wide - currently my 6 month old 46 pound airedale goes through it easily
1773609
Just purchases two if these gates for my porch to confine my dogs. The gate is 27 1/2" high.The installed height will depend on how far off the floor you mount the brackets. I have Dachshunds and Chihuahuas so U mounted my low so they could not go under the gate. It is mounted 1 1/2" off the floor (or deck in this case). That now makes the installed height 29". If your dog is bigger, you will be able to raise the mounting brackets high enough that your dig cannot go under and not hopefully not jump over. So far very pleased with the gates. Only complaint is one of the set screws would not set as it was stripped.Hope this helps. Just purchases two if these gates for my porch to confine my dogs. The gate is 27 1/2" high.The installed height will depend on how far off the floor you mount the brackets. I have Dachshunds and Chihuahuas so U mounted my low so they could not go under the gate. It is mounted 1 1/2" off the floor (or deck in this case). That now makes the installed height 29". If your dog is bigger, you will be able to raise the mounting brackets high enough that your dig cannot go under and not hopefully not jump over. So far very pleased with the gates.... » Read More Just purchases two if these gates for my porch to confine my dogs. The gate is 27 1/2" high.The installed height will depend on how far off the floor you mount the brackets. I have Dachshunds and Chihuahuas so U mounted my low so they could not go under the gate. It is mounted 1 1/2" off the floor (or deck in this case). That now makes the installed height 29". If your dog is bigger, you will be able to raise the mounting brackets high enough that your dig cannot go under and not hopefully not jump over. So far very pleased with the gates. Only complaint is one of the set screws would not set as it was stripped.Hope this helps. « Show Less
206742
The door cutout itself is 16 1/2 inches high and 18 inches wide. The door cutout, though, is slightly raised off the ground level as you can see from the photo. If the dog puts his foot in first, he'll have more like 22 inches height.
1371900
about 3 feet tall. We just place it in doorway bent as in pic and it doesn't tip. Although a determined dog can push it over easily. Not preassembled but easy to put together. Our dog just sees it in the doorway and turns around.
1806201
Floor measurement. I don't have mine out any longer but it's about 30 inches tall. Once our pup was tall and heavy enough he could lean on the top and push it over, it didn't take long to learn. We did use it after that for our older dog to get a break away from the puppy- worked great that way too
674663
The bottom two treads are 7" deep. There is no real noticeable overlap. There is a stop attached to the back of each step so the dog does not slip through. The top step is almost 9" deep, it has no stopper on it.
516451
The tallest part of the gate itself, rounded middle, is 27 1/2" but from the bottom of the frame to the top of the gate is 30". We put this gate across the top of our steps on our deck to keep the dogs confined to the deck and it works great. We have 2 small dogs, one is 3 1/2 lbs., the other 6 1/2 lbs. and they can't squeeze through the bars to escape. At least they haven't done it yet! The paint has faded a bit from the sun and I'll probably repaint it next spring. Wouldn't be a problem if it were inside and out of the hot direct sun.
98262
I don't know the dimensions of the door, however, it should easily work for a small to medium size dog. I discovered by accident that there are two ways to use the door. With the product label facing right side up, there is about 6" from the bottom edge of the pen to the bottom of the door. If you turn it upside down, the top of the door rests right on the floor, which works great for my dog to easily walk in and out. I have also folded back a few of the panels to make a smaller pen for a nice sleeping area for my puppy without having to take out the panels. My year old pup couldn't quite be trusted with the run of the house at night, and this has proven to solve the problem very nicely. I don't know the dimensions of the door, however, it should easily work for a small to medium size dog. I discovered by accident that there are two ways to use the door. With the product label facing right side up, there is about 6" from the bottom edge of the pen to the bottom of the door. If you turn it upside down, the top of the door rests right on the floor, which works great for my dog to easily walk in and out. I have also folded back a few of the panels to make a smaller pen for a nice sleeping area for my puppy without having to take out the panels. My year old pup couldn't... » Read More I don't know the dimensions of the door, however, it should easily work for a small to medium size dog. I discovered by accident that there are two ways to use the door. With the product label facing right side up, there is about 6" from the bottom edge of the pen to the bottom of the door. If you turn it upside down, the top of the door rests right on the floor, which works great for my dog to easily walk in and out. I have also folded back a few of the panels to make a smaller pen for a nice sleeping area for my puppy without having to take out the panels. My year old pup couldn't quite be trusted with the run of the house at night, and this has proven to solve the problem very nicely. « Show Less