Can you tell what it's made of and maybe how it's put together (glue vs nails, etc)? I would consider altering the roof a bit.
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I run a nonprofit kitty sanctuary. I have 6 of these. When I find one the cats love I buy several. It is glued or screwed very well. They love to scratch the cardboard area. There is no way to replace the board however. But it will last a long time if you don't have dozens of kitties scratching. It is durable and for the price it is one of my favorite purchases. I have it in 5 different colors. I hope this helped. Betsy
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It comes completely assembled in a box. It is plywood covered with carpet for the house. The legs are solid wood two wrapped in carpet, one with rope. My cats actually like the roof as they can lay on the sides of the roof since it is flattened out like seen in the picture. My cats love this house and play and scratch on it constantly.
1958191
The cat condo is very sturdy but I am not sure how it is put together. It seems to be made out of wood and the carpet is pretty well attached. I do not see any nails or staples so I assume it is glued on.
2169614
You install from the roof and have some minor finish up work to do on the inside.
931834
Hi, the best way is to put roof on after assembly post assembly to avoid kiting roof much easier, thanks
580762
Sorry, it was a gift, so I don't have it any more. I do not recall the material of construction. I would contact the seller.
83811
Mine is aluminum There may be some type of fiberboard in between but the exterior surfaces would tolerate dampness. Not sure how it would hold up in a downpour though.
2051938
Yes, only problem I have is that the roof doesn't hold up to snow...it sags and snow accumulates and then drips when it melts. I'm trying to devise a way to make it stronger. Any ideas?
1729316
No, the roof is made out of a thatch like material & the wood is really thin.
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I don't think so. The head liner is made up of a foam backer, and a fabric liner. It's my understanding that the foam backer is held in place by the side molding, it's the fabric that is glued to the foam, not the foam to the roof. So I would assume it's the foam that's vibrating, and I'm not sure how to fix that. If it's only the cloth that's moving, you could make an incision and glue it, but it'd be better to remove the nearest side molding and open the fabric from there to the loose fabric and glue the whole section. Remember too, you must remove all the old glue with a dry cloth or sponge or the new glue won't hold. I don't think so. The head liner is made up of a foam backer, and a fabric liner. It's my understanding that the foam backer is held in place by the side molding, it's the fabric that is glued to the foam, not the foam to the roof. So I would assume it's the foam that's vibrating, and I'm not sure how to fix that. If it's only the cloth that's moving, you could make an incision and glue it, but it'd be better to remove the nearest side molding and open the fabric from there to the loose fabric and glue the whole section. Remember too, you must remove all the old glue with a dry cloth or... » Read More I don't think so. The head liner is made up of a foam backer, and a fabric liner. It's my understanding that the foam backer is held in place by the side molding, it's the fabric that is glued to the foam, not the foam to the roof. So I would assume it's the foam that's vibrating, and I'm not sure how to fix that. If it's only the cloth that's moving, you could make an incision and glue it, but it'd be better to remove the nearest side molding and open the fabric from there to the loose fabric and glue the whole section. Remember too, you must remove all the old glue with a dry cloth or sponge or the new glue won't hold. « Show Less
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What a pretty project. I'm not sure it will stand up with the heat. You can give it a try. What's the worse that can happen?
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No. I bought some of the roofing material to try before this and it's not the same. The roofing material would probably work but it was definitely different. The differences I noticed were slight smell difference...size of course...and this was stickier
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Used a piece of electrical conduit.....cut it to the size I needed and fastened it to a wall on the roof.A good hardware store can help u on that!
21756
I would not install this over the roof top exposing it to exterior elements. run it through your addict if possible.
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No. If you are a good carpenter you might be able to modify it but it would take some work.
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It will take a bunch of modifying but if there is a will there's a way. I made it work
1814771
I have had great results on copper ornnaments but I have not used it on a roof,maybe you can try it on a small section.
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I wish I could help, but I never tried that. I don't see where it could hurt. Maybe you could spread a layer of clear silicone over the plywood, let it dry, and then seal it with the liquid roof.
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No. All sides nailed All I can say is it's very well built, love the rusted tin roof, great size. We mounted it to a pole yesterday and put in our yard. It looks amazing. I love it and you will too.