Finally completed the job, we need to give it a cat test run ![]()
Loz inside and Nat outside trying to coax Toro out onto the ramp – with treats.
Another afternoon working on the cat run and still not finished – never mind. Travelling time chews up on-site job time, the round trip is about 80 mins.

Above: Still have to mesh the front at the end there.

Above: This part where the main run joins the annex caused some head scratching but we came up with a neat solution.

Above: General view of the job site.
Back home from Nar Nar Goon just before 6.00 pm and first thing is to let the doggies out – lots of excitement. Made steady progress today and we should be done tomorrow.

Above: Stitching up the wire mesh overlaps with fencing wire, the gauge was to heavy so we switched to good old cable ties. Generally they should be used out in the weather, later on I’ll give the girls a roll of lighter gauge wire to go back and do that.

Above: Loz and ET tidying up with cable ties.

Above: Looks like a tool picnic.

Above: This side is finished now for the gate.

Above: Need a flat surface so moved into the big shed to make the gate.
Away we go most of the basic framing is done including a – gable annex. Next visit we’ll cut in the battens and start laying down the wire mesh. Will also need to build a gate for the annex.
With time on our hands now off to Nar Nar Goon on Sunday to start building a cat run for the girls (Loz and Nat).
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We need to cover in up to the front fence…
…and extend out past the back corner in the form of a annex.
They are a bit worried because the house contains asbestos so in MS Word 2007 sketched out a diagram to put them at ease, we will stay from the nasty stuff.