Hi folks,
We are getting another cat, since the death of Biggles
(www.1cooperfamily.com ) has left a gaping wound in our family.
We are shopping for a Maine Coon.
I would like to have a go at making some cat furniture and am trying to
get some 3/8th dia. Sisal in the Toronto area.
I saw somewhere that they glue the sisal to the wood. This raised the
questions: Is it better to glue? What kind of glue (non toxic I would
think)? What is the best way to apply the carpet if I decide to use it?
Any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks,
bill@esterco.com
Wendy - 05 Jan 2004 20:43 GMT
Hi folks,
We are getting another cat, since the death of Biggles
(www.1cooperfamily.com ) has left a gaping wound in our family.
We are shopping for a Maine Coon.
I would like to have a go at making some cat furniture and am trying to
get some 3/8th dia. Sisal in the Toronto area.
I saw somewhere that they glue the sisal to the wood. This raised the
questions: Is it better to glue? What kind of glue (non toxic I would
think)? What is the best way to apply the carpet if I decide to use it?
Any feedback would be appreciated.
I used hot glue when we added sissal to an existing scratching post. I would
suggest using a staple gun on the ends to secure them (I didn't and the ends
are coming loose). As I recall I used hot glue and staples when I recovered
an old post as well. The carpet is still on it so I guess it worked.
W
bill@esterco.com - 05 Jan 2004 21:24 GMT
Thanks Wendy,
Bill
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Mogie - 07 Jan 2004 02:20 GMT
Used hot glue and we used small nails at both ends to secure it.
> Thanks Wendy,
> Bill
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