Cat Furniture, Cat Toys

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Particle board works nicely, regular roofing nails will secure the carpet in place enough so that even a strong cat cannot pull it off.
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I built one for a friend of mine. I used something like MDF, but it was cheaper. I got carpet from Home Depot, I basically bought stuff that they had on sale, which was left overs from a huge roll. Then, I got rope for the pole thingy. I bought the plans online on how to make it.
To get the carpet to lay flat, I used a combo of hot glue and staples. The pole thing that pretty much heald the house up, I put rope around it, for a cat scratching pole thing. It was actually pretty cool. I did nail and glue the house together, and then screwed it onto the pole, which was screwed into the base.

Not sure what all tools you have, but you can cut all the parts using a jig saw. You don’t need high quality wood, since you are going to cover it.

Good luck!
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Go here, it gives SPECIFIC, DETAILED instructions on how to build it.

http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/7035/tree.html
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First of all, I have made my cats a "condo" and now looking back (although proud of my work) I would do what I just did recently and buy one off of e-bay. In the long run it was cheeper and WAY bigger and cooler than the one I made. That said if you really want to make your own here a few suggestions. I made mine about 5 feet tall like a bookshelf with particle board and 2 x 4′s (home depot) and "tunnels" made out of this thick cardboard tube they use to make concrete pilings ( get these at a place that caters more toward contractors in your area.) I got the carpet from a carpet store in the back where they sell all of the left overs, remnants and junk. I then attached the carpet with gorilla glue ( very tough and sticky and you can get it at most all hardware stores) and a big staple gun. The one I made has so far lasted for about 10 years and the cats still sleep in it but like I said, it was a bigger task than I thought it would be in the beginning. There were alot of power tools involved – table saw to cut the wood, drill to assemble etc. The ones I got online from amarkat are about 8 feet tall and cost about $100 with shipping (smaller ones $40 and up) and were very well made and easy to assemble and so knowing what I know now I would never make another one. Good luck and have fun!
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