Asphalt shingles cover the sloped roof of this 23 by 20 by 34 inch cat house, shedding rain away from the entrance instead of letting water pool on a flat top. Fir wood forms the walls and floor, chosen for crack resistance and for staying odorless around animals, and the 20 by 20 inch roof overhangs enough to shade the 7 by 10 inch doorway during summer afternoons. A rain curtain hangs across that doorway to block wind and driving rain while still letting a cat pass through freely. The two-story layout separates functions: a ground floor condo for sleeping and a 13 by 13 inch upper balcony rated to 11 lbs where a cat can sit and watch the yard, linked by 5 by 5 inch jumping platforms that carry up to 33 lbs. At 18 lbs the house suits porches, patios, garden corners and feral cat shelters.
Asphalt roof sheds rain: Shingles over a sloped deck carry water off the 20 by 20 inch roof rather than letting it pool, which keeps the sleeping floor below dry through a storm.
Balcony and condo levels: A 13 by 13 inch upper balcony rated to 11 lbs gives a lookout perch while the ground floor condo stays dark and private for sleeping.
Rain curtain at the door: A hanging curtain across the 7 by 10 inch entrance blocks wind and driving rain yet lets a cat pass through without a flap to learn or push open.
Fir wood construction: Solid fir resists cracking outdoors and stays odorless around animals, and the panels hold their shape through humidity better than thin plywood shelters.
Platforms and care: Two 5 by 5 inch jumping platforms carry up to 33 lbs between levels, the house weighs 18 lbs, assembly is required, wood surfaces wipe clean, and it is imported.
Fir Wood, Asphalt, PVC
Wipe clean
Imported
Style Variants
Available Colors: Red
Size Reference for SUGIFT Balcony and Rain Curtain
Available Sizes:
