Morning all, I live in a 3 flat house with a common entrance door. The door is glazed with obscured bobbly wired glass. I want to put a cat flap in but I'm going to retain one of the panes just in case the council come a-knocking and instead put a replacement in. Is it possible for a supplier to provide the same type of glass with a hole in it? Or does it being safety, bobbly and wired mean it just isn't suitable for cat flaps? Any wisdom welcome. Cheers
Cat flap in wired glass
- Thread starter DNJ
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If it's Georgian Wired glass then it's probably fire resistant and if that fire resistant glass forms part of the fire protection for the property then the cat flap would not be permitted.
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Leave the window open, the cat will find a way to get in.
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