Backyard enclosure.

We can enclose your whole backyard in netting. The netting attaches to the fasciaboard of your house and to the tops of the fences.
Courtyard enclosure.

Small (or not so small) courtyards look great as safe havens for cats. The netting is very see-through to the human eye.
Deck enclosure.

A deck area is enclosed in low-vis black netting so the cats can join their human family members outside.
Fence Extensions

Don’t want your yard fully enclosed or want your roof netting higher than fence height on that side? Then we can add fence extension brackets along the fence line to give height to it.
Food Garden enclosure.

Enclosing a food garden not only gives your cat a lovely place to play but keeps birds away from your precious fruit and vegetables.
Patio enclosure

Patios make great areas that you can share with your cat. Usually only requires wall netting with a zipper gate for ease of entry for humans.
Pergola enclosure.

A pergola has roof netting added to the top and net walls with zipper gates at either end to secure the area for this client’s cats.
Side Garden enclosure.

Side yards with a garden of cat-safe plants are often unused spaces that are ideal areas to convert into a cat enclosure.
Side Walkway enclosure.

Side of house walkways are easily transformed into safe spaces for your cat. Add some play equipment and plants and your cat will be as happy as Larry.
Eaves enclosure.

Just want a small outdoor space for your cat? Then why not enclose the area under the eaves of your house. The cat can enter through a cat flap in a window or door.
Verandah enclosure.

A pretty verandah is enclosed in low-vis black netting to allow the cats at this house to enjoy time outside watching the world go by.
Gates.

We use high quality, durable, L-shape zipper gates. They are low-cost and easy to use.