Everybody loves hammocks. Especially cats. This one happens to be one that suspends over a heat radiator, but it could be mounted to a wall or free standing.
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Similar to my other instructable on making a window cat lounge, this uses scrap sticks. I define "sticks" as any slender piece of wood, minimum 1/4" thick x 1/2" wide.
So, an approximate (because it depends on the size you want and what you can find) parts list:
2 pieces approximately 12"
2 pieces approximately 14"
2 pieces approximately 20
3 pieces approximately 18"
assorted little pieces
a piece of cloth approximately 18" x 28", preferably stretchy
So, an approximate (because it depends on the size you want and what you can find) parts list:
2 pieces approximately 12"
2 pieces approximately 14"
2 pieces approximately 20
3 pieces approximately 18"
assorted little pieces
a piece of cloth approximately 18" x 28", preferably stretchy
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ps-adorable kitty!
Now, electric heaters are a whole different ball of wax, but this mounting system wouldn't work for them anyway.
my cat fell on my head while i was sleeping (along with some wood and fabric)
i used some no name carpentry glue
Unfortunately, my cat doesn't like sleeping on soft surfaces ($20 cat bed, blankets, etc.)