Pallet Cat House on Stilts

This is the first scheme of Mr Weepu's home.

I used clamps to give me an idea of the total size of the house and adjust the dimensions.

I used a 40x60cm board and I cut the corners at the thickness of the planks used to make the stilts.

The planks used for the stilts are 120cm length.

The board had been screwed to be at a height of 85cm.

Then I screwed the "walls" of the house and I cut a hole (about 15x25cm) for letting the cat enters in the house.

The roof has an angle of 30° and a length of 50cm.

I let the planks exceed the house of 10cm for aesthetic.

For cats can climb and walk everywhere, I fixed a terrace and 2 steps around the house with screw and some metal brackets.

Top floor is 35*40cm

Steps are 20cm width

==> special thanks to my parent's cat for testing the top floor and give me her approbation

I made the scratching area by winding the twine around one of the stilt plank.

I also glued the twine and I strongly screwed a plank behind it.

To create a spy-hole heart shaped, I drilled two 22mm holes side by side and I finished the shape of the heart with a jigsaw.

For higher cat discretion, I painted the inside heart in black (previously protected with tape).

Cats love to observe from the spy-hole.

After a long negotiation with Mr Weepu, I finally removed the initial ladder and put instead a step to help him to climb easier into his house.

(On the 2nd picture, her best friend also validates the step)

For an optimal comfort, I put some carpet on the stairs, inside the house and on the roof.

The cats use their little claws on the carpet for moving easier and faster.

Because winter is coming, I added a small fireplace and I hooked theirs favorite toys with cup hooks.

Mr Weepu loves to spend days and nights in his new house and he is very proud when he invites her balcony neighbor.

Thanks for reading and feel free to comment.