Description
Coziwow Extra Large Wood Cat Enclosure – the ultimate walk-in cat playpen for your furry friends! With a generous size of 62.5″L x 32.5″W x 70″H, this spacious cat haven provides a joyful space for 3-5 little feline buddies to live and play together. Crafted from sturdy thick fir wood and surrounded by galvanized mesh, the enclosure boasts a waterproof roof reinforced with wooden bars, ensuring stability and durability even in adverse weather conditions. Your cats will adore the 2 cozy sleeping houses and 5 multi-functional platforms designed for resting, climbing, hiding, and jumping. It’s a feline paradise! The enclosure features a large lockable door (18.5″W x 48.75″H), offering convenient access for both pets and humans, making feeding and cleaning a breeze. Give your beloved cats the freedom to roam and explore safely in the Coziwow Extra Large Wood Cat Enclosure – a perfect blend of comfort, security, and fun!
Does your cat long to play outdoors with more space?
The Coziwow Large Wooden Cat House will not only satisfy your feline friends but also will meet your needs.
With ample activity space, your multiple kitties can climb and jump with the platforms, and sleep in the private condos. The wire-mesh enclosure allows you to observe your pets outside without disturbance.
- Crafted with solid fir wood and pet-friendly galvanized wire mesh
- 2 sleeping houses and 5 platforms for resting, climbing, hiding, jumping
- A large door with latches for easy access (pets & people), feeding, cleaning
- The cover and roof are both waterproof for indoor & outdoor usage
Sturdy wooden structure with wire mesh enclosure for durability
Equipped with a door with latches for easy access and security
5 platforms for multiple cats to climb, jump, and relax
Leak proof PP sheet roof reinforced with durable wooden strips
Assembly was easy enough, well labeled and my husband and I didn't fight when we (mostly me) assembled it in just under 3 hours. Our toddler "helped" and the orange cat that wants to be outside screamed at us from the window the entire time.
If you want to use this in conjuction with a window, make sure you remove the wire from the piece in the middle on the back, but keep the frame as it is structurally necessary.
The instructions were a little unclear, but we studied them closely, counted and separated all the parts ahead of time, and it went together easily.
We pushed it against the wall for window access, so the back side was not needed. We modified those pieces to create a set of wall extensions to raise the entire thing about 18 inches. Then we used some of other remaining pieces to create wedge-shaped panels that would lift the back of the roof.
We also added a center full-width shelf and gave any unfinished pieces a coat of Thompson’s water seal. The color of the unit is a nice natural wood color. The areas we coated with Thompson’s are the pinkish-color. Some of the pink boards are new, and some of them are part of the kit that didn’t seem like they were coated. I really recommend coating the platforms and the inside of the roof at a minimum.
We modified the roof by screwing support panels inside the make it one big piece.
The construction is good, and the corners are a mortise and tenon type of connection (or something like that).
This was a great way to make a catio without starting from scratch, and the modifications make it a perfect fit around the window.
We spent about $80 on extras: lumber, extra deck screws, staples, some Thompson’s water seal were about all we needed to modify the structure (plus tools we already had, and we will be adding more bricks to help stabilize the floor)