Shelter For The Cat Outside
This outdoor cat house gives a garden or porch cat an enclosed spot to shelter year round.
It sits well on a patio, under an eave, along a fence line, or at the quiet back of a yard where a neighbourhood or feral cat already passes through on its rounds.
The enclosed body and overhanging roof hold shade during summer afternoons and block wind through the colder months, so the interior stays a step removed from whatever the weather is doing.
Fir Wood Under An Asphalt Roof
The body is built from fir wood, a light softwood picked here because it resists cracking and warping across repeated wet and dry cycles outdoors.
The sloped roof carries an asphalt finish that sheds rain and snow down the slope instead of holding it against the timber, and footpads with a waterproof treatment sit under the base to lift it clear of standing water.
PVC flaps hang at the entry, so a cat can push straight through and the opening still falls closed behind it. A grey tone keeps the whole thing quiet in a planted setting.
Open The Roof To Clean It
The roof opens rather than sitting fixed, giving full reach into the interior, and the bottom lifts out as well.
Lift the lid, take out bedding, sweep the floor, and let everything dry before closing it again.
A level, slightly raised spot keeps water from running underneath in heavy rain. Check the flaps and the timber joints each season and wipe the exterior with a damp cloth.
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