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Out of all the netting (including the bought), this has been the fastest and easiest to put up and also to use. Also, the cost is relatively small if you are starting out and either don’t want to or can’t invest a lot in your netting. Catios can also be placed in your garden as outbuildings. A cat can either be placed in there by yourself, or you can leave it open so they can go in there of their own free will when they need shelter or access to toys. How do I get my cat into a catio? Ensure that the posts are facing in the same direction and have been installed both straight and at the equal height. You also need to consider what you are growing. Does the plant do better in the shade or the sunlight? Assess the space that you have available against these criteria when deciding where to place them.

Some people have much larger structures. These are all sizes right up to walk in frames for fruit. These are made from wood. Often recycled bits rather than bought. These are then joined together to make a box. The corners are strengthened with diagonals. Follow our step-by-step guide on how to build your own fruit cage from scratch. Expert advice from the UK's leading supplier of fruit cages. Get started here! As the UK's leading fruit cage supplier , we know a thing or two about fruit cage gardening, so you can trust that our parts are the best around. Either way, an extra pair of hands will come in handy! How To Build Your Own Fruit Cage Step by StepYou can buy everything you need online from WM James, including the frame, the netting and the pegs. Dig a hole for inserting the post. The hole’s depth should be around one-third of the post’s length. So, if you're ready to start building your own fruit cage for your vegetable garden or allotment, let's jump straight in. Building A Fruit Cage - Essential Equipment List

But wood is prone to rotting when it gets wet over long periods of time, so bear this in mind. 2. Fruit Cage NettingA catio can either attach to your home, be freestanding in your garden or be fitted to a balcony. Access can be granted through an open door or window, or through a cat flap if you want to give them a bit more free rein (and prevent cold draughts!)