Yes that's right, we did our garden using several metres of garden netting attached to the existing wall, and 6ft metal garden poles attached to the wall. We have a lot of trees around the perimeter of the garden so we used them as verticals as well to attach netting. Then we made a canopy about 2ft wide by attaching more netting to tree branches higher up. So the cats can still climb the trees, but only up to about 8ft high, which I think is high enough!
As Leta says, they don't climb the netting as it's too flimsy to take their weight. However, we have had a couple of breakouts where the netting has come away from the vertical, and where Herbie managed to chew a hole. Then there was the time when Monty managed to climb up the trellis and bash his way through a broken piece, in fact he probably broke it himself. That was before the trellis was fully netted - it is now! So with hindsight we should have used a more heavy duty netting, metal or plastic-coated wire. Still, it's been quite good for a year and a half, and it's easy to do patch repairs - with an extra piece of netting cut to size, string and my big sewing needle, I can weave a patch into position.
Hi,
Where did you get the metal posts from I'm struggling to find some!!!!
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