Indoor Access Arch

Indoor cat door gives your cat privacy without canine interference. Access arch gives your cat access to a concealed litter box or bed without leaving the door open to other pets or to expose storage areas or clutter. Keeps dogs away from kitty's food/litter areas. Kit includes two unfinished, mill-grade, beveled wooden arches; brush insert; all hardware; template; and instructions for installation in a door. For indoor use only.

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More cat owners than ever before are installing cat doors for the convenience and freedom they provide. A common use lately is between rooms inside the home to provide access to litter box areas, food, or a cat’s favorite private place. The Indoor Access Arch is the perfect selection for interior doors.

Door Measurements:

Features:

• Furniture-grade Baltic Birch
• Can be painted or stained to match any décor
• For use on hollow-core wood doors, solid panel doors, or plastic laminate doors
• Brush insert helps keep your cat groomed
  

Installation Instructions:

1. Mark an X on the BOTTOM of the door before you remove it. 2. Remove the hinge pins by using a flat screwdriver and tapping upward. 3. Use scissors to cut out the TEMPLATE.
4. Be sure to darken the traced outline on the door so that you see it clearly when you saw the hole out.	5. The hole you cut into the door will be smaller than the outer edge of the frames, (i.e. the frames will cover the hole). As a precaution, place a frame over the traced outline. The outline should be totally hidden underneath the frame. "Measure twice - cut once".
6. If you use a sabersaw you may want to cover the base of it with tape - so as to not mar the door finish. Carefully cut around the outline.	7. There are four small pins that are inserted into pre-drilled holes in one of the frames. One end of the pin has a chamfer (taper). This end inserts easier.	8. There are two sets of screws supplied to handle different door thickness. The black screws are for 1-3/8" doors and the silver ones are for 1-3/4" doors. (Most internal doors are 1-3/8" as shown).
9. Insert the appropriate screws in the (3) counter-sunk holes and fasten the two frames together.	10. Slide the loosely fitted frame assembly over the door covering the opening.	11. Tighten screws gently to secure frame assembly to door. Turn each screw a half-turn and keep rotating to the next screw, until all are snug - do not over tighten.
12. Insert the (3) wooden plugs in the counter-sunk screw holes.	13. Bend the brush and insert it into the frame assembly. There are two "tabs" on the back of the brush. These "tabs" hold the brush in place by resting on the lower screws. 14. The brush can be easily removed for cleaning after it picks up loose cat hair.
15. Some owners rub catnip on the brush to encourage kitty to brush. 16. A finish can be applied to the wood frames while the door is off or after reinstalling the door. 17. Reinstall the door by aligning the hinges and inserting the pins. Insert the top pin first and work your way down.

Karen Barnes
Frederick, MD

The Indoor Access Arch was easy to install. We placed it in a laundry room door and stained the arch to match the door. The cats love the brush which is easy to snap in and out to clean.

Tony B
Lumberton, NJ

It was easy to install on the door going to my basement. We no longer have to leave the door open for the cats. They love to run and hide in the basement. The brush is great too. Helps control the hair. Outstanding product!