One size label
isn’t the whole story.
Pet measurements, the clear passage and installation dimensions describe different things. Keep each record separate.
Read Hale’s measurement guide ↗A LITTLE CLARITY GOES A LONG WAY
Big freedom.
Little details.
The best pet-door project starts with a good plan. Let’s figure out the questions, before you figure out the opening.
Four project guides. One useful brief.
Published by Hale Pet Door.
Better questions.
Better prepared.
01 Start with your pet
02 Understand the surface
03 Bring the whole picture
THERE’S MORE THAN ONE WAY THROUGH
What’s your
starting point?
Every surface brings a different set of questions. Choose the one you’re considering.
THE BLUE ELEPHANT
PROJECT BRIEF
PROJECT BRIEF
A little plan.
A much clearer
conversation.
The place
The pets
The questions
TAKE THE NEXT STEP, ON PAPER
Let’s get it
out of your head.
Turn a few observations into a project brief. Record the unknowns, gather the right questions, and take a useful starting point to your supplier or installer.
Build my project briefPrint it or download it. Your notes stay on your device.
THREE THINGS WORTH KNOWING
A good plan makes room
for the unknowns.
One size label
Both sides
of the opening matter.
Bring the approach, landing and destination into the conversation. Confirm who can assess the proposed route.
Put the route in your brief ↗A price needs
a complete scope.
Ask who supplies, confirms, installs and finishes each part. A glass pet-door item, for example, excludes the glass itself.
Understand a glass project ↗