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I would never totally trust any auto door. I think they are great if used with caution and the expectancy that something unforseen could happen. Anything can malfunction no matter how well built. I can see the Pullet Shut Auto-door from my pantry window. I look out the window before I go to...

That's awful for you. Automatic doors are wonderful as long as they work. I could not afford to replace this one if something goes bad on it. Good luck with your new one.

I posted the original question. Here is my experience with it: The $245 Pullet Shut Automatic Door including trickle battery (charged by electricity) arrived within a week of ordering. I (65 year-old woman) installed the door on July 11, 2011 with no help from anyone. Because I was installing...

I bit the bullet and ordered the $$Pullet-Shut$$ one. With shipping the total was $245. Good thing Wal-Mart has Banquet dinners on sale this week for 88 cents. But hopefully, soon my chickens won't have to wait in the mornings to get out. Now I need a bumper sticker that says: "I'm Spending...

I am looking at the Pullet-Shut Automatic Poultry Door. Both the door and the frame are made of aluminum which I believe is better than wood. It opens outward like a house door. Is this product reliable? Is it worth the money? Could a woman (me) of average mechanical skills (me) install it...