Welcome to our Cat Mod mounting page! To understand the step by step instructions, it’s important to first read over our basic mounting review below. After that, continue to the layout instructions at the bottom of this page. To get notified of upcoming layout releases, new add-ons and fabric colors, please join the Cat Mod newsletter. Below are each of … Read More
Mounting Cat Mod Bunker
It’s important to read our basic mounting instructions before continuing on. They will help you determine what tools you will need and also about how to mount individual planks, sisal poles, ladders and Escape Hatches. The Cat Mod Bunker comes with a single piece of fabric 19 grommets long. It’s easiest to cut your fabric before mounting the planks. Below … Read More
@DaviesandNewhook
Davies and Newhook are two cute cats that we’ve been following on Instagram. We really like their videos, so we decided to put together a feature to showcase some of our favorites. Featured Furniture: To see more follow @daviesandnewhook on Instagram.
Mounting Cat Mod Roman
For this complex you will need four studs spaced out at 16″ from center to center. Start by marking the center of each of the four studs you’re using. Since this complex is rather tall, we suggestion marking multiple areas on each stud up the wall. Mount a separated plank centered on the second stud from the right. We suggest … Read More
drywall with wooden studs
16” stud spacing – If you have 16″ stud spacing then any of our furniture will work fine for your walls. It’s still a good idea to use a stud finder to see where the studs are located in the space you want to build. This will give you more information to help in deciding the best structure for your … Read More
Mounting Instructions
Most of our instructions are made assuming you have the standard 16″ spaced studs, since that is the most common spacing. If your studs are spaced differently we have our Cat Mod collection for both 16″ and 24″ spaced studs. To learn more about wall studs, please click here. Shelves & Beds Fabric Raceways Cat Bridges First Generation Complexes The … Read More
Mounting into concrete or brick walls
Concrete or brick is nice because you have a lot of freedom to mount wherever you would like. If you’re mounting into brick be sure to drill your holes into brick and not the mortar between the bricks. That will give a much more solid hold. You will need a masonry bit and for screws, we suggest using Tapcon. Here’s … Read More
