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This is the cat tree I welded together out of my left over scraps of metal. It has lasted really well for being outdoors for the past three years. I covered the platforms with turf carpet and didn't expect it to last long with all the cats and weather. As you can see in my second photo, Judah prefers the real thing, so that tree takes a beating. Spoiled bunch they are.
It's nice to have some taller things to give them higher spaces. The Ficus tree has survived really well for all the climbing and chewing they do on it. Last Spring it was growing through the ceiling, so I trimmed it way back and leaned it over with a support. Now it is at a 30 degree angle and my crew use the truck for a scratching post......Savannahs are so silly 
In the side enclosure I planted five grape vines to give some shade. Boy did that work out great. The cats had shade and I had 50lbs of grapes last summer. They were able to vine ripen without any fear of the birdies 
Only one bird got in and none got out. 
Here's the inside of the enclosure.. with a big scratch post.. It's has a shingled roof so they can play in all weather.
It's very similar to what I have on my kitty porch with the limbs and all...my cats love it! I bet yours do too.
That's pretty cool Kay, and it looks like it has held up pretty well.This is the cat tree I welded together out of my left over scraps of metal. It has lasted really well for being outdoors for the past three years. I covered the platforms with turf carpet and didn't expect it to last long with all the cats and weather. As you can see in my second photo, Judah prefers the real thing, so that tree takes a beating. Spoiled bunch they are.
Thank you!
This is the cat tree I welded together out of my left over scraps of metal. It has lasted really well for being outdoors for the past three years. I covered the platforms with turf carpet and didn't expect it to last long with all the cats and weather. As you can see in my second photo, Judah prefers the real thing, so that tree takes a beating. Spoiled bunch they are.
