Make A Real Cat Tree That Looks Like A Designer Did It
Shelly Begarowicz
You want to make a real cat tree for your feline friends. One that will last and is as beautiful as it is fun. You’re not going to build some cardboard cat tower. You’ll make a cat tree that’s a custom fit for your home but without the “custom” price tag!
Devoted cat lover that you are, you know your kitties need a cool place to hangout, scratch and play. And cat trees are great for the physical and mental health of your feline furballs. Bonus! It means hours of enjoyment for you just kicking back and watching their antics.
How To Make A Real Cat Tree Not A Cardboard Eye Sore!
Not all cat trees are created equal. Sadly, you may be a little gun shy of tackling such a project. You’ve also seen the efforts of friends or neighbors when they tried to cobble a cat tree together out of old furniture or tree limbs they dragged inside.
These contraptions don’t look good to begin with and with time it only get’s worse. Because cat trees like these aren’t put together with a plan it’s impossible to recover them when scratching makes the fabric or carpet too worn. Worse case you could be teaching your kitty to scratch your furniture or bringing bugs into your home.
Don’t despair. You won’t have such horrors in your home because you’ll learn how to make a REAL cat tree. One that is as beautiful as it is functional.
Plans Show You How To Make A Real Cat Tree
What you need to do is learn how to make a real cat tree. The first place to start is with a great set of cat tree plans. Using plans will take the guess work out of your project. It will insure your finished cat tree will be an attractive addition to your home instead of a cobbled together eye sore.
But not any old plans will do because you may not be entirely sure what kind of cat tree you want to build. I know, I know… you want the “Ultimate Cat Tree!” One that will fit in that spot you’ve picked out. It’ll be just the right height, very stable, have all the toys your cats could wish for and it’ll be in colors that compliment or match the furnishing in your home
Ok…
So you’ve given this some serious thought. But, you and I both know that once you dive into a project things have a way of changing a little once you start work. Thank back to the last time you decided to paint a room or reorganize a closet… LOL. Small projects have a way of expanding or at least changing in mid stream.
So be sure the plans you buy are very adaptable or are of a modular nature. That way you won’t be stuck with something that isn’t your “Dream Cat Tree” or have to buy another set of plans to get what you want. The best cat tree plans are ones that show you exactly what to do and yet allow you to adapt them to design your own unique creation.
Hi I’m Shelly Begarowicz, my main goal is to help folks make a cat tree for their beloved kitties because I know how much more fun life is for your feline friend if they have a place to play, hang-out and survey their kitty kingdom. www.CoolCatTreePlans.com
Woman whose mind is so consumed with her car insurance that she accidentally “washes” the cat.