French Doors - hold ajar

Some double sided Velcro or a loop of cord . A short length of (white) polythene pipe, this acts as the width restrictor.
Loop one end of the Velcro around the handle, then around the inner. Maybe figure a method of holding part of the Velcro (a slot?) so it stays together.

Or using the cord, two loops of cord, joined in the middle by a strong elastic band/ rubber. Pull to fit

You could replace the spacer with a squidgy ball

Sounds amazing, trying to get my head around how it would look.
 
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short bungee cord attached to each handle, with something shoved in the opening? Then if you want to let the cat out, you can just push it a bit?

I think we'll start with bungee cords and experiment with the lengths and if that doesn't work try the previous suggestion. (Cats are indoor so it's to keep them in while allowing enough fresh air!)

Thanks to all for being so helpful, really appreciated.
 
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WHatever you do, make sure there is something jammed between the doors keeping them open as well. A sudden gust of wind once slammed my (unrestrained) door shut whilst the cat was sat nearby with his tail dangling over the threshold... Poor chap ended up with a broken tail requiring surgery.
 
Poor boy that's terrible, I will definitely be aware of this. Hope he fully recovered. One of ours likes to nose in the pull-out larder and we have to be careful to check before slamming it shut.
 
Elastic band round the 2 handles and the wedge something in the gap the size you want
 

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