7 Ruby Road Cat Hammock Wall Mounted Cat Shelf with Two Steps - Cat Wall Shelves and Perches for Sleeping, Playing, Climbing, and Lounging - Modern Cat Bed & Furniture for Large Cats or Kitty

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Place another elbow on the other side of the PVC pipe and slide it in to the top of pillowcase. It should be a snug fit inside. Repeat process until you have two same-size PVC pipe frames. Put hot glue on the perimeter of the PVC pipe, then secure the cardboard circle to the end of the pipe. This is where wall, ceiling, and window-mounted cat beds are ideal. You won’t have to free up excessive amounts of floor space and can utilize areas that you overlook, like that empty wall in your living room. This unique addition to your home has an adjustable bottom bed/platform that allows it to be hung from the wall or ceiling and angled to suit. While it doesn’t come with a cushion, one could easily be placed inside for maximum comfort. Mark outsections on each side of the box leaving a 5cm margin from the edges. You will need four even panels on the sides of the box.

Measure your table. Cut two squares of fabric to match your table dimensions, in addition to 1 inch for seam allowance.

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Stitch around the perimeter of the squares, leaving one side open. Curve the sitch at the corners for a rounded edge, and trim the corners.

Cut out the panels with a box cutter or similar utility knife. When the panels are removed you will be left with a structure allowing entrance from all sides. Leave aside a fabric square. On the other, pin two strands of ribbon at each corner about 1 inch each from the corner at a slight diagonal angle. Pin the ribbon to the right of the fabric. Cat trees in particular can be on the large side. If you live in a small apartment, finding a spare corner big enough for a giant structure can be easier said than done. Take the board and flip it in toward the center so that it’s wrapped in fabric. Pull it tight, and set another piece of wood on top, sandwiching the fabric in between. Turn the cat bed right side out and press the seams. Cut a piece of batting roughly the size of the cat bed.Put the PVC pipe into the cap and drill two pilot holes into the sides of the cap. Drill a screw through to keep the cap and pipe secure to each other. Lay the fabric with the bottom facing up. Fold one of the short sides along the side of one of the painted boards, and use the staple gun to secure it.