making cat house?

you know those expensive ones that they can climb on and strach

lady at SPCA said go out in wood. get tall thick wood w/heavy branches

how then would you attach it to stand up, I'm in an apartment...can't
be anything too heavy duty

lynn



Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future.
Oscar Wilde

Lynn wrote:

how then would you attach it to stand
up, I'm in an apartment...can't be
anything too heavy duty

I think you are referring to a cat TREE. I got a piece of tubing from a
carpet store and wound it tightly with 1/4 inch sisal rope (about 4 feet
high). To mount it, I got a piece of PVC pipe that fits inside the
tube. The pipe is set into a pipe flange which is then screwed onto a
3/4 inch plywood base. To provide stability, the base should be at
least 3 feet square.
Here is a pictu

http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/View...&p=3D60119048=
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---MIKE---
In the White Mountains of New Hampshire
(44=B0 15' N - Elevation 1580')

wrote:

you know those expensive ones that they can climb on and strach

lady at SPCA said go out in wood. get tall thick wood w/heavy branches

how then would you attach it to stand up, I'm in an apartment...can't
be anything too heavy duty

lynn



Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future.
Oscar Wilde


Dogs have houses, cats have trees.

Do a Google search with the following keywords: build cat tree

....and you will come across a myriad of ideas & plans.