Getting fences into shape
When we advise people on how to contain their cats on their own property, we try to look at the entire situation from a cat’s point of view. A good example was an installation we did last week in Auckland. The first thing we noticed was that the fence was not...
Oscillot lets Central Otago ragdolls roam at home
Jade and her family, including four Ragdoll cats, recently moved into a new home in beautiful Central Otago. Peter Ellis and his team from Entranceway Fencing installed the sleek coloursteel fences and a black Oscillot system. Jade sent us these photos yesterday and...
A new curve for Oscillot
Can the Oscillot system go around curves? You bet! This is a very special installation we’ve just completed in Auckland. The paddles were custom powdercoated to match the fence at this new development. You might be wondering: “Aren’t those gaps in...
Cat-proofing a courtyard with low fence
This was an interesting bit of cat-proofing we did recently for the owners of two cats who live in a central Auckland strata unit. The challenge was to prevent their cats escaping through, or over, an aluminium fence. The fence was only 1.2m high and had large gaps....
A tricky cat fence installation
A few days ago we did an interesting Oscillot installation in Millwater, north of Auckland. This brand new row house had a fence built of aluminium posts with thin synthetic horizontal slats. We attached the Oscillot dual knuckle posts to the fence posts for...
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