Easy, Inexpensive Doggy Door in a Screen Door
With Florida weather, we can leave the doors and windows open for several months during spring and fall. But we have BUGS, so we need our screens. I also have a dog who is always on the wrong side of the door. To keep from having to open the door for her every 5 minutes, I made her a doggy door in the screen door. For at least part of the year, she can be on whichever side of the door she wants. When I first made this door, my budget was tiny, and this was a really inexpensive way to do it. I'm re-making the door (after 4 years, the flaps tore) and so I thought I'd write up instructions on how to do it. Step 1: Supplies and Tools Supplies and Tools Supplies and Tools Supplies and Tools 3 More Images Supplies * a slotted flat bar to support the flap * 2' wide plastic carpet runner, two or three times the height you want the door; this is the flap My carpet runner here is wider than 2', FYI Make sure it's not one o...