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Before I even purchased the door, I made an inquiry the manufacturer to make sure it was OK to cut for a pet door & they said it would be fine. Because it's foam inside the steel dents very easily and doesn't stay tight to the foam (like it would if it were adhered to wood) which posed problems when cutting for the pet door.

Now it says 'insulated core in the description. This is the door I got (it was listed in the 'solid core' doors when I searched and employees said it had a solid core). I really hated to have to make that decision, but I couldn't let her suffer anymore. She was just in too much pain & her quality of life was only going to get worse. The vet thought she was a goner two years ago but she pulled through. My dog passed away a few hours after my last post. This is my fifth attempt to post it because it has just closed the editor without posting when I tried to insert an image multiple times. Might be onto something here! Take a look at the tile and layout. I'll purchase a tall planter or build a narrow and tall box out of my pallet wood stash and paint it black. I think what I'll do, once all the pollen has subsided, is declutter, clean it and seal it to make it shine. Carpenter bees love these things and I'm tired of filling the holes. I really need to give some attention to these brown posts, and brown front door. Prior to that I put on a new roof and went with a black roof instead of the original brown and the shutters are black as well.

Cinch trap windows#

A few years ago I replaced all the original windows and with that I got new shutters. Also, the railing helps hide packages from porch pirates and is a catchall for some gardening stuff. It's not the best design but the posts are supports so I can't remove them. This awful brown railing made of 4x4's closes things in. Thank you both for the suggestions! A large black plant pot on it would be incredibly attractive with my new roof and shutters! I do have a child's sized bench on the wall with the window to my kitchen so a tall, narrow planter could be very nice.