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Evelyn H

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Very cool! I like the ay you put alternating shelves o the walls. I did this also but a bit differently...same concept. used wood, batting and fleece or sherpa...here are some pics...added two poles for climbing...lots of vertical space. The pics don't contain the second poll yet and I will be getting rid of the cat tree/condo and replacing with a new one.

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Paige, what did you cover the climbing poles with? Is it carpet?
 

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Paige
Staff member
It is sisal, evelyn. I got it at home depot, where it comes in 50 ft rolls and then dyed it using Blue food dye. You have to soak the sisal before using and dying as it has toxic chemical additives.
 

Laura W

Savannah Super Cat
It is sisal, evelyn. I got it at home depot, where it comes in 50 ft rolls and then dyed it using Blue food dye. You have to soak the sisal before using and dying as it has toxic chemical additives.
Please provide more info on the length of time to soak and in what for the sisal. We Will be using it when we build Echo's tree.
 

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Paige
Staff member
Will do, Laura...just need to ask my friends who helped me since they did the soaking and then let dry in their garage. Once soaked, it takes a few days to dry...as least mine did because the climbing poles are about 7 feet tall...
 

Laura W

Savannah Super Cat
Will do, Laura...just need to ask my friends who helped me since they did the soaking and then let dry in their garage. Once soaked, it takes a few days to dry...as least mine did because the climbing poles are about 7 feet tall...
Thanks!
 
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