Make a Kitty Tower out of Plastic Storage Totes

If you are a cat owner, then you know how cats can get into your things and jump on countertops, tables, and more. Some days, it seems as if cats will do almost anything for attention. When you are busy trying to work from home, complete household chores, or simply relaxing with a good book or watching a show, you do not want to constantly be bothered by your cat. We have the solution. Build a cat tower or condo with plastic storage totes. Your furry friend is sure to be excited about gaining a new toy that he can climb on and explore. The best part is you won’t have to yell at him to get down like you do when he jumps on your kitchen table.

Keep your kitty off the table by creating a tower with plastic storage totes for him.

In this blog, we will give step-by-step instructions on how to create such a thing. Prepare to have more time to yourself while your furry friend is entertained by climbing onto and inside of plastic storage totes.

Acquire plastic storage totes. We recommend nine to make the cat tower high enough for your feline to enjoy. Place three totes on the floor side-by-side and with the opening facing you. Place three more on top and the other three on top again. So, you will have three tower levels. You should use glue or adhesive to ensure the totes stick together. You want them to be secure before your kitty goes leaping.

Placing a small cut of old carpet or maybe a rug in each plastic tote can make the tower comfortable for your furry friend. Your cat might think he has landed his very own kitty castle! You are likely to find him sleeping in this tower. He will probably also sit up high to watch what happens throughout the day. Cats like to be privy to what is going on as often as possible.

We recommend choosing a spot up against a wall, for example in your basement or in the back area of your living room, for the kitty tower. In addition to using adhesive, leaning against a bare wall will make the tower sturdier.

Are you thinking of making a kitty tower for your cat to enjoy? You can find quality, long-lasting storage totes at Edge Plastics, Inc. in Mansfield. Visit us online at https://edgeplasticsinc.com/ to learn more.

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