[Alix]

I am this mad cat woman who has an invisible cat - I need to cat proof my courtyard, the area isn't too large, but how and what is the answer, the photos of the fencing and walls give an idea of what has to be cat proofed what do people think of special capping on the top and are there other suggestions - I am renting so this would have to be semi permanent

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This post has been edited by Alix: 14 January 2009 - 03:10 PM

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[Lily & Poppy]

I'm not much help but maybe cat netting on large angled brackets? Or something like Doreen has, attached to the tops of her fence?

I am however very curious, this is not the fist time that you have talked about an invisible cat , looking forward to the big reveal one day.

[Heather Sharada]

Alix if you landlord is willing I would buy the brckets that make the overhang from this crowd.....they would never be lost as you can take them with you when you move again - or more to the point - if you move again.....

http://www.catnets.c...lf-install.html

Once you have got them you have got them and the overhang mesh can also be transportable.

[kym_and_james]

How big is the area? Maybe just secure a large area of netting over the whole area. Since you are renting you shouldn't have to secure huge brackets to the fence/wall then and when you move you have a huge piece of netting that can be reused somewhere else.