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At Launceston Pet Enclosures, we aim to help create the ultimate environment for furry family members
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11/08/2024

Photos of a cat enclosure built in Deloraine. The project converted the back entrance of the house into a notably high cat run. Shelving was added along the walls to enable perching several meters off the ground. The timber door maintained the space's usability for human residents, while rubber matting and a handrail were incorporated for safety. After the installation of the netting, the area was prepared for feline exploration.

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04/08/2024

Photos of a cat enclosure installation completed in Kings Meadows, Launceston. The outside area had previous been developed and the roof installed. The walls and doors were then built and covered with netting. That allowed the area's functionality to be maintained, while servicing as a large outdoor space for the resident kitties.

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21/07/2024

Photos of a giant cat enclosure built in St Leonards, Launceston. This amazing creation transforms a regular garden bed into a kitty paradise with multiple areas for play and exploration. Pavers were laid and a sturdy timber frame was constructed. The corner shelves allow access for perching along the internal fence. Doors at each end provide convenient access for humans, and the whole area was safely enclosed with netting. The timber was painted prior to construction and gives a sleek, modern look that blends perfectly with the surroundings. The resident kitty gives it two paws up—what a purr-fect space!

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14/07/2024

Photos of a newly installed netting enclosure in Trevallyn, Launceston. Situated on a deck with stunning views and ample sunlight throughout the day, it's an ideal location for a cat enclosure. A steel wire framework was carefully set up around the perimeter, netting was fitted and a convenient zipper door added. This secure setup now provides the resident cats a safe and enjoyable outdoor space.

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07/07/2024

Photos of a cat enclosure built in Deloraine. This compact and elegant structure cleverly utilizes previously unused space, offering additional protection from the elements with its solid roof. The convenient timber door makes it easy for humans to access, while the extra height provides tall shelving that allows the resident kitty to perch high and feel absolutely regal.

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05/07/2024

Photos of a netting installation completed in Legana. The setup shows the value of the catnets system in creating an area that is both secure and discrete. A zipper door gives access to the area for humans. The tunnel at the rear connects the enclosure to a cage containing external litter trays. A design that is simple and effective.

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03/07/2024

Photos of an enclosure completed in Norwood, Launceston. The installation seamlessly blends into its surroundings, offering a sleek and discreet appearance. Utilizing extension brackets, we extended the fence line to optimize space within the yard. Once the netting was installed, the space was completely secure. Needless to say, the resident kitties are absolutely delighted with their new space!

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14/06/2024

Photos of a full yard enclosure built in South Launceston. The basic idea of this enclosure was to utilize the garden's existing structures wherever possible, adding timber-framed walls and doors where necessary. Netting was added to the entire space to make the area fully contained. By extending the front and side fences up, the yard remains fully functional while serving as a giant kitty run. There are plenty of area to explore, trees to climb and hiding places to be located.

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26/05/2024

Photos of a cat netting installation completed in Scottsdale. The house's side was the ideal spot for a cat enclosure. Pavers were laid along the front corner, the side fence was reinforced and steel wire was run. Finally, netting was attached to enclose the area. The result is a seamlessly integrated space for the resident felines, all while blending beautifully with the natural charm of the house.

26/05/2024

Photos of a large cat enclosure built in St Leonards, Launceston. The construction had to contend with a number of obstacles, including the existing garden, the house's varying roofline and a retractable awning. Pavers were laid to create a solid foundation for the frame. A timber door was built into the front. Netting was attached to all walls and the roof. Having the enclosure within a garden gives the resident kitties places to hide and play plus bask in the sun.

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25/04/2024

Photos of a netting installation completed in West Launceston. Part of the house's back courtyard was repurposed using a number of catnets products. Zipper net doors were installed at each side so that human access was maintained. The end product is a neat and tidy enclosure that doesn't pull focus away from the house's natural charms.

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07/04/2024

Photos of a cat enclosure built in Riverside, Launceston. This is a great example of how to utilize an unused part in the yard. The ground was not level so the enclosure was built into the slope, the area was not very wide so the structure was built high. Netting was installed over the window to the side of the main frame, the door through the glass provides convenient feline access. Climbing shelves were built up the wall to near the roofline. The timber door was built and installed to preserve human access. Netting was installed to the entire frame. The result is a tidy and unique enclosure for the two resident kitties.

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29/03/2024

Photos from a netting installation recently completed in Youngtown. Fence brackets from catnets.com.au helped provide an effective containment solution for the resident kitties. Each end of the yard had netting installed at the top of the brackets to prevent unwanted escape attempts. The finished product looks great!

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03/03/2024

Photos of a netting installation completed in Launceston. With the help of some fencing extension brackets, steel wire and netting, the house's back deck area was transformed into a fully enclosed cat run. The extension brackets were used to create a virtually flat roofline that looks fantastic.

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21/02/2024

Photos of a cat enclosure built in Upper Burnie. The house's back deck was given a transformation and can now be enjoyed by the resident felines. The rail was extended up to create the top corners of the enclosure. Steel wire was attached to the fascia to allow netting to be affixed. A timber door was installed to give security while preserving functionality. Netting was installed to the walls and roofline. Shelves were installed along the previous rail and extra steps attached to give the kitties easy access. The final touch is a cat hammock that was installed in the deck's corner.

The resident kitties wasted no time in moving in.

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14/02/2024

Photos of a netting installation completed in Riverside. When the front and rear doors are closed, the area transforms into a fully enclosed cat run. Netting only needed to be installed over the balcony rail opening. The spectacular views and functionality of the area were not affected by the netting install.

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09/02/2024

Photos of a cat netting installation completed in West Launceston. A corner of the house's extra large balcony was netted off to give the resident kitties a place to hang out in and enjoy the lovely views from.

01/02/2024

Photos of a cat netting installation completed in Prospect Vale. Steel wire was attached to the deck rail and house to hold the netting in place. A new type of bracket was used on the fascia and pickets top, resulting in a more professional finish. A single piece of netting was used for the entire enclosure.

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11/01/2024

Photos of a cat enclosure built in Waverley in late 2023. The house's position on the block left a odd-shaped area next to the fence. Using some existing fence posts, an enclosure frame was constructed and the area was fully netted to create the kitty run. Human access is available via a timber door. Fence extension brackets were used to create extra height. The enclosure shows the versatility of the netting and how it stretches and molds when required.

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25/12/2023

Merry Christmas everyone!

18/12/2023

Photos from a cat enclosure built in George Town. The house's front porch was perfect for the conversion into a kitty run. The entrance doorway was reduced and a screen door installed. Cat netting and fly netting was installed onto the window and the door sides to create a enclosed area for the animals while maintaining a fly-free environment for the human residents. The cats can now enjoy the fresh air and scenery.

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15/12/2023

Photos of a cat enclosure constructed in Newstead, Launceston. The area was a flat garden bed at the side of the house, a perfect spot for converting into a kitty run. A timber frame and door was built into the existing structure. The fence was reinforced with a timber rail. Netting was then used to enclose the entire area. A shelf was built to give easy access for the resident cats.

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12/12/2023

New work clothes, they look great! Thanks to Jess at Jem's Designs for helping with the embroidery.

06/12/2023

Photos of an enclosure built in Invermay, Launceston. The rear area of the house was flat and unused which provided the perfect spot for an outdoor entertaining area/cat enclosure. Doors were built at each end, allowing easy access to the rest of the yard. Roofing sheets were installed to give year-round protection from the elements.

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26/11/2023

Photos of an animal enclosure completed in Riverside, Launceston. The structure makes use of a previously underutilized space. The ground was levelled and pavers installed to create a solid base. The timber frame and swinging door gives the enclosure good height and provides for human access. Netting was installed to create a fully enclosed area. Additional wire was installed on the lower front side to protect the netting.

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15/11/2023

Photos of a giant cat enclosure built in Hadspen. The design utilises several features of the existing yard, including lawn, garden beds, pebbles and a shaded area. The use of pavers gives a simple base for the frame. Fence brackets were installed to create good height along the 20 metres of enclosure length. Dual doors give human access from both under the shaded area and the main yard. Netting was installed over the entire enclosure roof and walls. Part of the shaded area was sectioned off with netting to allow kitty access through the window.

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02/11/2023

Photos from a netting installation completed in Kings Meadows, Launceston. The courtyard area was transformed into an enclosure using netting on two sides. Shelves were added to the courtyard to allow the resident kitties to better enjoy the afternoon sun. Netting on the security door to the left allows the screen door to be left open without the risk of the animals escaping.

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25/10/2023

Photos from a catnets installation completed in Cressy. With the help of the fence extension brackets, netting was installed over the entire backyard, allowing the resident kitties to laze around in the sun and explore at their leisure.

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15/10/2023

Photos of an animal space created in Latrobe. The area chosen was a flat courtyard with plenty of potential. Using a timber frame, timber door and netting, an section of the yard was fenced off for the resident animals to peruse at their leisure. No netting was installed on the roof, the resident kitties are older and not climbers.

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10/10/2023

Photos from enclosure completed in Prospect Vale, Launceston. Netting was installed to enclose the entire backyard giving the resident kitties plenty of space to explore and play. Fence extension brackets were used to create a higher enclosure roofline and give a more open feel. The rear timber fence was reinforced to allow netting to be attached at the top.

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