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Custom MaxSeal Wall Mount

SECURITY BOSS MANUFACTURING

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MaxSeal Custom Made Pet Doors - For Walls

The Best Pet Doors by Design

 

Custom doors generally are made for two different reasons: to fit an existing opening in a wall, or to certain size specifications, such as the opening being a certain size for a unique situation (Giant breeds, dogs with mobility issues etc.). All Security Boss products are hand built to order.
 

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Best Sealing - Best Insulating - Most Secure

Flaps are impact tested in conditions of -20 degrees Fahrenheit. Moore Pet has tested these doors in the harsh Minnesota winters and summers, we highly recommend this door.


Important Note: When having a door made to a rough cut opening in a wall; it is recommended that your hole in the wall is a minimum of 1/8' larger than the rough cut dimension chosen for the custom door.


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Example 1: If the hole you are installing a pet door is 15" wide x 20" high, then you multiply 15x20=300 square inches. Look in the chart below to see what range 300 falls into for pricing. Important: your flap size will be 13"w x 18"h (there is a difference of 2" in width and height from rough-cut dimension to flap size).

Example 2: If you want a flap size of 15"wide x 20"high, then you would figure the rough-cut to be 17"w x 22" (minus 2" from each measurement because of the 2" difference between rough-cut and flap size). 17 x 22=374 square inches. Find 374 in the chart below for pricing.

Custom Door Calculator

Pricing for these custom doors is based on Rough Cut Dimensions
(width x height of your opening = Total sq. inches in chart below)

 

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Helpful Information

Security Boss Manufacturing LLC is dedicated to providing products that operate beyond expectations and provide the customer with long years of satisfaction. Our products are designed so that you can maintain your pet door indefinitely.


Installation Instructions

Technical Specs
Click links below for Technical Information on models
Wall Model
Rough Cut Dimensions
Square Inch Range
(For pricing)
Multiply
width x height)
Single Flap
Door Mount
Dual Flap
Door Mount
0-69" 273.13 301.70
69-93" 307.35
346.90
93-141" 374.02 413.57
141-175" 407.92 464.42
175-215" 464.42 520.92
 215-257" 502.84
559.34
257-309 553.69 621.49
309-350" 621.49 677.99
350-372" 683.64 757.09
372-527" 734.49 836.19
527-600" 781.95 866.70

MaxSeal
Custom Made Pet Doors

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Custom pet doors can be made to fit an existing cut through a wall or
or to a certain flap size.

Note: The flap size will always be approx. 2" less in width and height than the rough cut "hole" dimension.
See calculator above for exact measurements

Pricing is determined by the size of the cut through the wall or door;
width x height = Pricing Range
Selecting a 16" Tunnel will add a $15 or $30 charge to prices below in chart

 
6-Year Warranty
We also offer doors that are LARGER than shown on the above chart; please call us at 1-800-829-7876 for assistance.

Important Notice: Custom Made doors are built to the customer's specifications.
They are non-refundable & non-returnable.
These doors ARE covered under the manufacturer's warranty.

Custom Doors require 5-7 business days for fabrication then ships via FedEx.
If you need a door in a specific time frame, please call us.


Note: Custom doors with Rough Cut Dimensions LARGER than 17.75"w x 33.75" h,
require a 10 day fabrication period.

The Minimum Rough Cut Dimension that these doors can be made to is 5.5" in width or height.

Note: Black Security Panels are fabricated so that the interior is black and the exterior side is white. This is done so that the Security Panel will reflect sunlight and heat rather than absorb the sunlight.

A specification / data sheet will be kept on file for reference with Moore Pet Supplies LLC & Security Boss Manufacturing LLC for any future replacement parts that may need to be ordered.

 

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We suggest that when pre-cutting the rough for any pet door, that you add at least an 1/8" to the width and height to allow for easy fitting. Some Rough cuts are more precise and may fit tighter if the hole is not completely true.We always recommend that the door is on hand prior to cutting. We will not be responsible for re-fitting after the fact.

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Best Insulating & Sealing, Most Secure
Custom Made Sizes
Replace Existing Doors
Walls: 2" - 10"
$241.71 - $766.99
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Pricing starts at:$241.71
Complete pricing chart at bottom of this page
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WALL MODEL

Congratulations on your purchase of a MaxSeal Door by Security Boss.
The following is a step by step guide for installing your MaxSeal product.
  
Custom Wall



A SAFETY REMINDER!
Always wear eye protection and gloves when appropriate.


Tools You May Need:
Pliers
Flat tipped screw driver
Scissors or snips
Utility knife
Silicone Sealant

Step 1: Be sure that you have ordered the correct size door for your pet. For long term use it is best to size the pet door so that the top of the door is about 2 inches taller than your pet's shoulders. The resulting bottom of the opening should be a comfortable step over height.

Step 2: Check the package you received to make sure that it contains all the necessary parts.

Complete Kit includes:
Instructions
MaxSeal wall model (includes inner frame with attached tunnel and outer frame)
Indoor Outdoor carpet
Insulated Security Panel with replacement rivets
1-1/4 inch #6 Phillips Head Screws
1-1/4 inch #6 Security Screws for Tamper proof installations
7/64 inch drill bit
Allen Wrench

Tools You May Need:
Tools you may need: (will vary depending on the type of wall where you install the pet door)
Circular saw with wood or masonry blade
Drywall saw or jigsaw
Electric drill
5/16 inch masonry bit (if installing in concrete)
level
Masking tape
Caulk
Tin snips
Stud finder
Tape Measure
Philips head screw driver
Standard head screw driver (for Security Screws)

Step 3: Find a suitable area for your wall model. Wall models have an Insulated security panel that lift out vertically (side loaded panel models are available as needed). Make sure there is enough room to remove this Panel. To install in a framed wall, place the door between studs. Mark the stud locations and position the door between the studs. Check both sides of the wall to make sure the area you cut is free of wiring and plumbing.

Step 4: Position the MaxSeal tunnel against the interior wall. Trace the perimeter of the tunnel upon the wall. Check the dimension of the wall marking against the measurements of the tunnel. Make sure your opening is square and level.

(We recommend that you use the rough-cut information below as sometimes the outer perimeter of the tunnel can vary. You may also make a template with the rough-cut information for your size pet door, then trace from the template on the wall).

Step 5: Cut a small hole near the center of the traced outline in step 4. Look for obstructions within the wall. The smaller the opening the easier the repair should obstructions be found. Use your hand to feel for any obstructions that may not have been seen.

Step 6: If there are no obstructions then cut the inside wall on the lines traced in step 4. Use a drywall saw or utility knife. Once the interior lines have been completely cut, remove the drywall and insulation from the opening.

Step 7: At each corner of the cutout, use a long drill bit to drill through the exterior fascia. Use a Masonry bit for stucco or stone exterior construction.

Step 8: On the exterior wall, find the corner holes you drilled in Step 7 and draw your tunnel outline on the wall. Make sure your opening is square and level.

Step 9: Drill two additional holes at each corner that are on the tunnel outline. Elongate these holes so you can insert a reciprocating saw blade.

Step 10: Use a reciprocating saw to complete the exterior cutout of the opening.

Step 11: Place the inside frame with attached tunnel through the wall cutout. From the outside, hold the inside frame tight against the wall by reaching through the door opening. Mark the tunnel with a marker along the outside wall.

Step 12: Remove the interior door frame and tunnel from the hole. Cut the tunnel along the marked lines in step 11 with tin snips to make the tunnel fit your wall thickness.

Step 13: Insert the inside frame and tunnel back into the opening. From the exterior, Sleeve the outside frame into the tunnel. Use the supplied drill bit to drill through the pre-drilled holes into the tunnel. Insert supplied screws into the drilled holes. The number of side screws varies with the size of pet door. (Security Boss Manufacturing has included One-Way Security Screws as well as Philips head screws to give customers a Tamper-proof option in their door installation.)

Step 14: Caulk between the outside frame and the outside wall at the top and both sides. DO NOT CAULK AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OUTSIDE FRAME. This will restrict the drainage of moisture from inside the door.

Step 15: Measure the width of the tunnel between the door frames and cut the included carpet to the correct width and length to cover the distance between the door frames. To keep the carpet in place use silicone adhesive. Press the carpet into the bottom of the tunnel first, then attach it to the sides of the tunnel.

Step 16: Use window cleaner and a soft towel to remove any fingerprints from the interior or exterior flaps

General Use Information: The Insulated Security panel will slide into place and fasten with the dead bolt lock. When removing the Security panel from the unit, apply a slight inward pull to the panel handle while lifting. Since the panel is tight fitting in the channel, this pulling pressure will ensure that the panel rivets do not catch on the frame of the unit.

The dead bolt is retracted by pulling on the handle and turning the handle Clockwise, or Right, approximately a quarter of a turn. To lock the deadbolt, continue to turn the handle of the deadbolt another quarter turn and the lock will extend into the locked position under spring tension. DO NOT TURN THE HANDLE OF THE LOCK COUNTER CLOCK WISE OR LEFT, AS THE LOCK WILL LOOSEN AND NOT WORK.

MAINTENANCE:

Replacement rivets have been included with your hardware kit should the ones on the MaxSeal Insulated Security panel work loose. Install by pressing the two pieces together from opposite sides of the panel in the pre-drilled holes. The Thumbscrews that attach the flaps are factory tightened. Through use, the thumbscrews occasionally loosen and therefore should be checked regularly for tightness. Re-tighten the thumbscrews using the included Allen wrench.

The magnets on all MaxSeal doors are adjustable. This allows a precise seal no matter the weather or size of the flap throughout the years. The magnets are positioned in the frame with a pressure fit. The Magnet is held by an aluminum carrier that can slide in and out of the painted frame rail. The best way to lift the magnet is by using pliers to lift the magnet out of the frame rail. BE SURE TO COVER THE MAGNET AND CARRIER WITH A TOWEL TO PREVENT SCRATCHING OF THE FRAME AND CARRIER. Only lift the magnet the minimum required to make the magnet touch the strike plate on the flap. If the Magnet Carrier becomes loose within the frame after adjustment, simply pry the two legs of the magnet apart and reinsert into the frame rail. The magnets are adjusted correctly when there is no airspace between the magnet and the strike plate. Once the magnets are positioned properly, your replacement flaps is installed.

You have now installed your new MaxSeal Door.

DISCLAIMER:

Child Safety:
Security Boss Manufacturing, LLC., recommends that households with small children need to exercise proper judgment with leaving their children unattended in any area with a pet door. Pet Doors come with locking panels and locking devices, using these devices minimizes any risk, but does not replace proper parental supervision.

Installation:

We recommend that any consumer that installs their own pet door wear eye protection and be familiar with the construction procedures and tools of installing a pet door.
Magnets:
Virtually all doors use magnets for the activation of the pet door as well as in the sealing of the flaps. Customers with certain medical devices, for example; Pace Maker patients, should consult their physician.


Order to Size or Replace Existing Older Door
Choose Single or Dual Flap version
Dual Flap provides a near perfect weather barrier

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  • 5
    Dual Flap for Cats

    Posted by Marilyn on Jul 29th 2017

    I bought this dual flap through the wall door for my cats. I wanted them to have in/out access and at the same time, keep the outside weather from coming inside the house. I installed it myself without any problems and am very happy with the outcome. The cats, though, had difficulty in learning to use it because of the two flaps and the magnets making a tight seal. Learning took a while and I had to prop the flaps up for a period of time, gradually lowering them as the cats got used to it. I ended up taking the magnets out, which lifted out of their tracks with a pliers. The cats did not like pushing so hard against the flaps in order to "break" the magnet. Now since they both use it readily without any difficulty, I will gradually start adding the magnets back. I am very happy with the door and the function. Just beware if you get for cats, it may take some patience. Perhaps a one flap door would have been easier for them. Or maybe I need smarter cats!

  • 5
    Best around

    Posted by Gerald on Jun 29th 2013

    I was thinking about buying the stock door, but for the price difference and the time it would take to resize the cut I just decided to buy this custom. I'm very happy with the decision, and we LOVE the door!

  • 5
    Saved us time!

    Posted by Jennifer on Jun 29th 2013

    We replaced our doggy door with this custom made door and it was so easy! Sleeved right into our wall and our installer had it completed in an hour! Thanks

  • 5
    Finally I found a replacement

    Posted by Tim Downing on Jun 14th 2013

    Those stupid 2 flapper doors from Johnson were junk to begin with and then I find out the doors discontinued because of the shoddy design?! Good riddance, glad I found this door so I didn't have to alter my openings. Nice door too, great seal and looks really nice.

  • 5
    Great replacement

    Posted by Keith James on Jun 9th 2013

    I had one of those junk 2-piece doors and was told no replacements exist! Lucky me.. I called Moore Pet Supplies and after a lengthy conversation ended up buying this whole new door custom made to replace that 2-piece. This thing fit right into the hole I had cut and I had that bugger installed in less than an hour! Very happy with the purchase and the easy installation to sat the least. Thanks again Moore Pet.

  • 5
    Found it! Never replacing this door

    Posted by Gregory on May 26th 2013

    I looked all over for something that would fit my HUGE opening through my wall. Not only was the hole huge, but the wall was 13" deep. I was surprised to finally find something that would fit all dimensions and although I didn't want to spend this much money, it sure is well worth it!

  • 5
    Nothing like it

    Posted by Freddy J on May 26th 2013

    I bought a door locally that was a close fit to my hole, but it felt like it was going to break after a day of using it!!! I returned that plastic piece of junk and decided to just buy a door to fit this hole exactly, that not only would seal better but also look nice. Save yourself some time and go custom in my opinion!

  • 5
    Wow!!!

    Posted by Lynda Boudreaux on Dec 16th 2011

    Great construction, perfect fit, great customer service. Thank you so much for a great product. My old pet door was discontinued by the other company and I didn't think I could find another one without having to reconstruct the opening, but your company solve all of my problems with a custom built pet door. Thank you very much.

  • 5
    Wish I would have purchased sooner!

    Posted by Thomas P on Dec 1st 2011

    I had an old Petsmart or Petsafe door installed that didn't seal well. I replaced it with this custom Maxseal and boy am I mad I didn't do it sooner! Save yourself money in the long run and purchase a nice door to start off. Take it from my experience only install a pet door once so make it a good one like this Maxseal!

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