DIY Cat Playpen with 49 Modular Panels
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The only modular cat enclosure with 49 wire grid panels (14″x14″ each) that snap together in any configuration, creating personalized play spaces for up to three cats. Steel mesh prevents escapes. Four tiers with ramps connect levels, hammock attaches at top. Recommended build: 55″H x 41″L x 28″W (0.74m²). Five door openings for feeding and cleaning. Suitable for cats under 9 lbs. Disassembles for storage.
What makes us different
The Only DIY Cat Cage with 49 Panels That You Configure Yourself.
| Petsumi | Other | |
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| 49 modular wire panels | Petsumi | Other |
| 4 tiers with ramps | Petsumi | Other |
| 5 door openings | Petsumi | Other |
DIY 4-Tier Cat Cage: 49 Panels Build Custom Layouts, Holds 3 Cats, Ramps & Hammock
The only modular cat enclosure with 49 wire grid panels that snap together in any configuration, creating personalized play spaces for up to three cats.
🧩 49 Modular Panels Build Any Shape or Size You Need
Wire grid squares (14"x14" each) connect with plastic connectors to create custom floor plans. Build tall vertical spaces for climbers or wide horizontal runs for multiple cats. Reconfigure layout as needs change without buying new cage. Steel mesh (1.7" grid spacing) prevents escapes.
🪜 Four Tiers with Ramps and Hammock for Vertical Play
Platforms at 14" intervals give cats climbing exercise and high vantage points. Ramps connect tiers for easy access by kittens or senior cats. Hammock attaches at top level for lounging. Recommended configuration creates 0.74m² play area (55"H x 41"L x 28"W).
🚪 Five Door Openings for Feeding, Cleaning, and Interaction
Multiple access points let you reach any tier without disassembling cage. Wide openings accommodate litter boxes, food bowls, and beds. Secure latches prevent clever cats from opening doors from inside. Suitable for cats under 9 lbs—not recommended for large breeds.
🏠 Contains Playful Cats Without Sacrificing Room Aesthetics
Open wire design blends into home decor better than solid crates. Attach shelves, toys, or plants to exterior for visual interest. Protects furniture from destructive scratching and prevents inter-cat conflicts in multi-pet homes. Disassembles for storage or moving.