Net Cage on Balcony for Cats Without Drilling Holes

[@ashleypound7944]

I'm so happy to find a solution that doesn't involve drilling. Thanks!

[@michellejwensley1325]

I have all my supplies and I'll be attempting this netting this weekend.😻

[@Djdavidnyan]

Thanks a lot for the vid! I did the same setup and it works!!

[@englishrose4388]

Thank you! This is exactly what I needed.

[@SilveradeS]

Good solution might try it out ourselves

[@Cloud9MediaTv]

This is exactly what I'm looking for..What would it estimated cost be for this?🤔..I have a similar size balcony and two cats. And cannot drill a fixed enclosure because of city laws and lease obligations..thanks in advance for your assistance

[@triathlonsushi]

I'm glad that I posted something I could help some other people! We paid about 400 Euros all together. Normally, the cost would be lower, I think. Our balcony didn't allow me to use more simpler pole placement. Cats have gone up on the net and play really hard many times, but it's be strong. Just one thing you have to be careful is that if you use the extension type, you need to check the tightness when it gets cold. When it's cold the tension between the floor and the ceiling becomes less because the metal gets slightly shorter. Other than that it's bulletproof.

[@Cloud9MediaTv]

@@triathlonsushi thank you so much for your timely feedback and invaluable information..🙏🏿

[@Chungdol]

He's so adorable ... mine is 15 now she also live only inside so I did the same with my balcony, but ye... yours is definitely too big :D

[@triathlonsushi]

I bet your cat is thanking you a lot!

[@DeidresTravelAdventures]

Aw, your kitties look so happy to go outside! 😺😺 I didn't have time to watch the whole video because I'm on my way to work, but did you say where you got those poles, the black plastic things to secure them to the railing, and the netting?

[@triathlonsushi]

It's getting warmer in Berlin now and they love sitting outside. 😻😻 Yes, it's written in the description part of the video. It's a German site, but you can read it in English as well.

[@jelenagoulet120]

Thank you!

[@philpryor9131]

Can this company ship overseas to Australia, or if there is an Australian alternative?

[@triathlonsushi]

This is their shipping cost page. www.nets-for-cats.com/shipping There is no Australia, but I guess you can write them and ask? I have no idea about alternatives in Australia. If you find any, please share it with us. This channel is mainly about triathlon, but this video has been one of the most popular videos. I guess there is a big demand for this kinda setup. Other Aussies would appreciate your info for sure!

[@abaruchi83]

Hi Phil, Hope you are doing well. I just moved to Australia and I’m bringing my cat (he will arrive next year, so I have a plenty of time to plan how to manage his safety). So, I would like to know if you were able to import this net or found a similar solution? Thanks a lot!

[@TheSchmeddarling]

I would like to know, if you and your cats are still happy with the product. Would you still recommend to buy it?

[@triathlonsushi]

Yes, definitely!

[@edoardolaspada]

Where do I buy the material? I'm in Italy, I need this too

[@triathlonsushi]

BOY Katzennetze (link in the description) has got their site in English as well. I'm pretty sure they ship to Italy because it's within the EU.

[@jim-Infinity]

Look easy to do it but in reality it is a bit difficult to install. I wish i can do it also.

[@triathlonsushi]

I think the actual installation is not too difficult, but figuring out which parts to buy would be more difficult. Their site is not so intuitiv about the difference between parts and we also need to measure our balcony precisely to make it perfect. Having said that, their products are way better than some of other companies.

[@jim-Infinity]

@@triathlonsushi i guess so.. you are right. i always not sure about material and measurement. he he he. thanks for information.

[@spalmer1946]

What are the poles called?

[@triathlonsushi]

These are called telescopic rods/poles.

[@nycok6411]

Bro, the solution is to ride on the roof of your building!