Pet door FERPLAST Swing 3 — plastic flap pet door, 225×50×252 mm, brown

FERPLAST Swing 3 is a compact plastic flap pet door designed for small to medium pets. With external dimensions of 225×50×252 mm and a brown finish, this lightweight unit provides a simple, durable passage for indoor and outdoor access. The flap is suitable for fitting into wooden, metal or suitably prepared glass doors and into brick or panel walls where a small, unobtrusive pet entry is required.

Advantages

The Swing 3 offers a durable plastic construction that resists everyday wear and provides easy operation for cats and small dogs. Its compact footprint makes it appropriate for installations where space is limited. The design is intended to be low-maintenance and simple to clean, and the brown colour blends with many door finishes. Swing 3 belongs to the Ferplast Swing family, which includes models with additional features such as wind protection, passage indicators and multi-mode locks for other sizes.

Suitable for

• Small and medium-size cats
• Small dog breeds and puppies
• Installation in wooden or metal doors
• Installation in walls or panels where a compact flap is required

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 225 mm (width) × 50 mm (depth) × 252 mm (height)
• Material: durable plastic
• Colour: brown
• Flap type: swing/plastic flap
• Intended mounting: door or wall installation
• Weight: lightweight design for easy pet operation

How to use

Measure the intended opening area carefully and confirm that the 225×50×252 mm external dimensions will fit the door or wall location. Prepare the mounting aperture according to the product template and the material of the structure; for glass doors consult a professional glazier since toughened or double-glazed panes often cannot be drilled. Insert the flap unit into the prepared opening and secure it with appropriate fasteners for the substrate. Ensure the flap swings freely and that there are no obstructions on either side before allowing pets to use it.

Usage recommendations

For initial training, prop the flap open and encourage the pet to pass through with treats until it becomes familiar with the flap motion. If installing in thicker structures, consider using a compatible extension tunnel accessory where available. Avoid trimming any integral tunnel parts unless the model documentation explicitly permits it, and do not attempt to drill into toughened safety glass; consult a glazier for glass installations.