The great thing about our system is that you do not need to dig post holes or pour concrete. The sleeves included in the Freestanding Fence kits hold the poles securely in the ground. They are 2 feet long and only about 1.5-2 inches is left above gro
Our Freestanding Cat Fence Enclosure System can be installed on a slope with a couple of minor installation adjustments. We recommend that a post is set at each change in slope, so if your slope is relatively consistent, you'll have to set one post a
We sell a variety of tools that may be helpful for your installation, but most are not absolutly necessary (or you may already own them!):. We offer all of these tools in an installation kit for purchase if interested.
The bottom portion of the fence material is welded wire, which is very durable. It is not only a chew guard that offers protection from predators but is also durable for lawn maintenance. The stakes that go every two feet to hold the wire close to th
Posts should be as close to the side of a building as possible to minimize any gaps where cats could squeeze through. Many homes feature an underground concrete footing that comes out away from the house wall which prevents ground sleeves from being
Inside Corners. The Freestanding Fence System is designed to work in corners that are no less than 90 degrees. 90-degree corners are the most common and typically do not require any special hardware or components. In each 90-degree corner, you will n
While our standard Freestanding Cat Fence is designed specifically for keeping cats safely contained, it is possible to use the fence to also contain dogs. Because cats tend to be more challenging to contain, it is recommended that the enclosure area
It is recommended that Freestanding Fence Posts are spaced no greater than 14 ft apart, but they can certainly be spaced closer if necessary (may require additional posts).
The Freestanding Fence System can be installed over concrete surfaces. Depending on your particular layout or configuration, this may require using special hardware to secure the posts and/or Chew/Dig Guard directly to the surface of the concrete. We
The Freestanding Fence posts will stand above ground about 6 ft. The arm height on the posts is technically adjustable by shifting the arm mounting coupler up or down the post to your desired height before securing it in place. If positioned at the t