Bi-Fold Door Cat Flap Fitting
Cat flaps fitted into aluminium and uPVC bi-fold doors using a brand-new toughened glass unit with the aperture pre-cut — your frame, track and folding action stay exactly as they were.
How a Bi-Fold Install Works
- 1. Survey. We identify the best leaf — usually the fixed or traffic panel — and measure the sealed unit, glass spec and spacer colour.
- 2. Manufacture. A new toughened double-glazed unit is made to match, with the cat flap hole cut before toughening.
- 3. Fit. We remove the old unit, bed in the new one, fit the flap and re-check the fold, lock and drainage.
- Aluminium, uPVC and composite bi-folds
- Matched glass spec, low-E coating & spacer colour
- Track, rollers and hardware untouched
- Weathertight, factory-standard finish
- Round-adaptor flaps (Pet-Tek, SureFlap) recommended
- From £280 including the new toughened pane

Bi-Fold Cat Flap FAQs
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Bi-Fold & Glass Guides
Cat Flap in a Bi-Fold Door: Yes — Here's How (UK Installer's Guide)
Bi-fold doors look stunning — and yes, you can fit a cat flap in them. Here's how professional installers do it: a new toughened glass unit with the aperture pre-cut, fitted discreetly in the corner of the panel. Pet-Tek works beautifully.
Buying GuideBest Cat Flap for Glass Doors: A Complete Guide
The best cat flap for a glass door is the Pet-Tek Superior — designed specifically for glass with a round frame that reduces stress on the pane. For microchip security in glass, SureFlap and PetSafe fit into a pre-cut toughened panel using a round mounting adaptor. Toughened glass cannot be cut, so every install uses a brand-new factory pre-cut unit.
Buyer's GuidesCan You Put a Dog Flap in a Glass Door? (UK Guide 2026)
The short answer is yes — and it's more common than you think. Here's how a dog flap is fitted into a glass patio or French door in the UK, which brands work best, and what to budget.
How-To GuidesHow to Replace an Old Cat Flap Without Damaging Your Door or Glass
Start by measuring the existing hole, not the old flap. Most standard cat flaps use a 170mm circular cut-out, so a like-for-like swap is straightforward. If the new flap is larger you can enlarge the aperture in uPVC, composite, wood and aluminium — but never in glass, where a new pre-cut toughened panel is the only option.
Get a Free Bi-Fold Cat Flap Quote
Send a photo of your bi-folds and we'll confirm the best panel and price within 24 hours.