Omni Panel Pet Door

The Omni Panel Model is available in any of our 11 standard sizes or we can make you a custom size door.  Please see our sizes page for more information if you need help in choosing the proper size. Please choose a size from the drop down box. The dimensions listed next to each size are for the passage opening the pet would use.  For approximate tip to tip frame dimensions, see our sizes page. The width of the panel will vary with the size of the pet door you request.  If you need a custom size door, please see our custom models information page.  NOTE: picture shows door models.

Our Omni Panel Model comes with double flaps for improved insulation and energy efficiency.  Though not recommended, In some situations you may choose to install a single flap model.  If you do choose a single flap, it will be installed on the exterior of the panel.

Some pets initially resist pushing through the regular pet door flaps so we offer a flexible training flap as an optional add-on.  The training flap is made of a similar material to our regular flap but it has no strikes and has been vertically slashed several times to make it very easy to push through.  It does not, however, provide the energy efficiency of our regular flap.  Therefore, once an animal has gotten used to the training flap, the standard flaps should be re-installed one at a time.

If you order this at the same time as you order your door, we will install it for you at the factory and send the regular flaps (predrilled for ease of installation) in addition to your door.  As a standard, only one training flap is supplied with each order.  Typically, you would train the animal to use the single training flap, then switch it out for one of our regular flaps and finally attach the second regular flap on a double flap model.  If you prefer to have two training flaps sent with your door, please order an additional one from our parts page.

If you do not order a training flap with your initial door order but find that you need one at a later date, you can order them by visiting our replacement parts page. Please add 5% to the cost of the door for training flaps.

Pet Door Frame Colors Available.

Arizona Beige -- hard  coat paint, looks like coffee with a couple of creamers added.

Brushed Aluminum -- anodized metal, satin nickel color, looks like the bottom of a Coke can

Dark Bronze -- anodized metal, chocolate brown,  looks almost black in dimmer light

White -- white hard coat paint

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We offer four color choices for our pet door covers.  Our standard covers are made of opaque, textured King Starboard® and each of the four available colors are designed to complement the four frame colors.   

The covers are designed to coordinate as follows:

The overall height of the sliding door should be measured down inside the bottom track and flush with the top track.  Do not measure inside both tracks or the panel will be too tall.  Do no measure flush on both ends or the panel will be too short. 

Measure from the back of the sliding glass door (when closed) to the opposite door jamb. This measurement is used to make the Omni Lock Bar. It follows the same principle as a length of broomstick stuck in the track.  Please supply us with the full measurement.  We will manufacture the Lock Bar to the appropriate length based on the size of pet door you are ordering.

The rise is the portion of the pet door that the animal must step over as they pass through the door. The shortest possible rise is 1" which is the size of the door frame. For taller animals, we offer either a 5" rise or a 10 " rise. Keep in mind the layout of the ground on both the inside and outside of the door as you do not want your pet to have to jump through the door. If you have more than one pet, you will need a rise short enough for the pet with the shortest legs and a door opening tall enough for the tallest pet.

Low E is a coating applied to the glass to reduce heat.  It is untinted and reduces the heat entering through the glass while still allowing the light to come in.

Tint is a coating applied to the glass to reduce heat.  Tint changes with glass thickness and other variables and cannot be guaranteed as to color or darkness.   It is almost impossible for us to match a preexisting tint that you may have on your patio door or window.