GarveeLife 70in Extra Large Walk-in Catio with Window Access, Outdoor Waterproof Roof Cat Enclosure for Multiple Cats, Cattery with Bridge and Scratching Post Grey

I put this together alone in about 4 hours. I carefully set all the pieces out, arranged by number. A couple pieces I had to determine which end was up based on a photo of the finished product. The piece with the entrance slot was the only piece that had missing drill holes but everything else went together as expected. It is strong enough, but the heavy tar and asphalt roof provides excellent weight and increased sturdiness. The roof also extends a few inches all the way around for good protection from rain. I do worry about the bottom of the catio sitting in water after it rains so I made a few additions. I added a gutter downspout extension so rainwater wouldn’t pool around the wooden base. I also added a rubber 2” L-shaped trim under the bottom around the sides and front (after this photo was taken) so the wood base wouldn’t sit in water and potentially weaken or rot. My cat absolutely love it. Before we added, this, we were almost breaking our necks, trying to get out our front and back doors without tripping over the cats and letting them out. Their call of the wild appears to have been alleviated by having the ability to go “outside.” Another tip- the window our catio backs up to is sunken back about 5 inches. I bought vinyl/rubber floor trim and used it to block the slight side gap and open top so the cats couldn’t escape as they were entering the catio. We and the cats are thrilled with this addition. It is attractive and well worth the cost.

one of the better enclosures I have purchased. The rain stay out of the middle but obviously comes thru to some extent. It is good in a covered area outside. Not predator proof obviously but a good little cat house to provide cover when needed

My cat loves it. My husband couldn't wait to build it. Great find!

Cats love it.. easy to put together!

Cheap wood doesn’t look like it will last very long

Undecipherable directions, no way it would hold up outside.

Nice,cats love it

I don’t know how many times I had to unscrew and screw something back in and even make my own holes to screw it together. The instructions where very unclear I had to basically guess and chose what part goes where they did have numbered stickers on them but they just feel off while taking it out the box and I didn’t think it mattered whether the fencing part was on the inside or outside and it does matter after I build 70% of it I realized that the roof was leaning to the back not towards the front due to the fencing being inside out and it’s supposed to learn to the front for the rain to fall so now I have to basically take it all apart and rebuild the whole thing due to unclear instructions