Post by terrilee on Jan 17, 2013 17:54:19 GMT -6
well
finally after many trails and errors and good suggestions
the 'cat run" is finally done, im NOT gonna spend another dime on it.
TILL i find another great idea--lmsao
if you saw my other thread you will notice the changes
i took down the fence and cut & attached it to the run itself.
i did put screen on the inside of the fence. So its the metal wire, screen then the fence.
heres a shot from the street.
the side and back
the board on the outside is to try and stop the weather from getting into the tent. If u 'member there is a section of the cat run going thru the tent, so i wanted to stop the rain, snow, etc
this pic is looking down the inside of the 'run' from the corner near the street, down the side near the street.
this one is from the same corner going across the back of the tent
pass the short cut thru the tent, to the jump up area to get back on the porch.
this is the front with the gate closed
gate open
the piece that goes across the front is held in by about 5-6 zip ties on each side
here it is setting off to the side so i can get the scoot out
front section removed and with spare sections slightly zip tied, if i was leaving for a ride, it would be REALLY zip tied.
Chrissy 1/2 way out
all the way out
Chrissy tucked away, i have to turn the 'trunk' around , so it fits better
she doesnt have the M/C cover on but if you notice, there's a disc brake lock, a heavy duty chain going thru the step thru, and a cable lock going thru the rear wheel
here you can see the 'battery tender' all ready connected, all i have to do is flip a switch inside and it turns that on.
just another shot from the front
LIKE I SAID, THESE CATS ARE GOING TO BE WELL PROTECTED
WHEN IM NOT HERE, AND IM NOT SPENDING ANOTHER FREAKING DIME, well until i find something cool so they can enjoy their life a bit better
AND JUST FOR NEW READERS
and heres the porch area
this isnt the greatest cat run i could make
but we only own the 10 feet from porch to street
and 6 inchs off the sidewalk around the house
so VERY limited area
finally after many trails and errors and good suggestions
the 'cat run" is finally done, im NOT gonna spend another dime on it.
TILL i find another great idea--lmsao
if you saw my other thread you will notice the changes
i took down the fence and cut & attached it to the run itself.
i did put screen on the inside of the fence. So its the metal wire, screen then the fence.
heres a shot from the street.
the side and back
the board on the outside is to try and stop the weather from getting into the tent. If u 'member there is a section of the cat run going thru the tent, so i wanted to stop the rain, snow, etc
this pic is looking down the inside of the 'run' from the corner near the street, down the side near the street.
this one is from the same corner going across the back of the tent
pass the short cut thru the tent, to the jump up area to get back on the porch.
this is the front with the gate closed
gate open
the piece that goes across the front is held in by about 5-6 zip ties on each side
here it is setting off to the side so i can get the scoot out
front section removed and with spare sections slightly zip tied, if i was leaving for a ride, it would be REALLY zip tied.
Chrissy 1/2 way out
all the way out
Chrissy tucked away, i have to turn the 'trunk' around , so it fits better
she doesnt have the M/C cover on but if you notice, there's a disc brake lock, a heavy duty chain going thru the step thru, and a cable lock going thru the rear wheel
here you can see the 'battery tender' all ready connected, all i have to do is flip a switch inside and it turns that on.
just another shot from the front
LIKE I SAID, THESE CATS ARE GOING TO BE WELL PROTECTEDWHEN IM NOT HERE, AND IM NOT SPENDING ANOTHER FREAKING DIME, well until i find something cool so they can enjoy their life a bit better
AND JUST FOR NEW READERS
and heres the porch area
this isnt the greatest cat run i could make
but we only own the 10 feet from porch to street
and 6 inchs off the sidewalk around the house
so VERY limited area
