Wall Mounted Scratching Post Diy

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Wall mounted scratching post diy. Owner friendliness this scratching post is easy to assemble and mount on your wall. It plain fell apart in the process of moving so we started the hunt for a new tree. The cats have never even touched the jute but i ve had to replace the loop carpet twice already. This innovative diy cat furniture consists of wall units that make the perfect playground for an adventurous cat.
Stretch scratch jump climb and great for young kittens older cats. They rip it to shreds. First check out eva s easy wall mounted scratching board. We wanted something sturdy affordable and something that wouldn t take up too much room.
A third post i covered with a scrap of loop pole carpet. This giant scratching post is made by hand of real wood and should provide access to a destination such as our wall mounted scooped beds or one of our sisal runs. You can easily mimic these this diy cat perch setup by making your own frames and ladders or cheat and buy pre made units if you prefer. It also mounts to a wall or door via stainless steel hooks so it won t fall over when your cat is scratching.
I designed and made a cat scratching post myself and covered 2 posts tubes with jute rope. Installs at whatever height suits your cat. We recently moved and had to ditch the old cat tree after two years of love and abuse. Two easy diy wall mounted cat scratcher projects for those do it yourselfers out there we have two easy projects you might want to tackle.
The post is 26 x 5 7 x 1 6 thick allowing enough room for even a large cat to stretch and. The jute was pretty expensive and a waste of money. The post itself can be rotated or flipped if one side gets worn out. Cat friendliness the wall mounted scratching post is extremely stable when properly mounted.
How we made our diy wall mounted cat tree offbeat home life. Mountain pet products wall mounted scratching post is perfect when space is limited and solves the most common issues with vertical scratching posts. Remember that height is very important to cats.