CATFENCE is the exclusive New Zealand distributor of the OSCILLOT® system.
Photos of Oscillot® installations
Oscillot is easy to install and looks great on any type of fence.
Check out the photos below for ideas on using Oscillot in your own backyard!
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Top-mounted on timber fences
This is the most common way to install an Oscillot system.
Attached to top cap
Attached to lattice frame
Attached to posts
Attached to top cap
Face-mounted on timber fences
This method is ideal if your fence has posts that extend above the top rail, which would require cutting Oscillot paddles and using extra Oscillot dual knuckle posts. It also keeps the Oscillot system out of sight from neighbouring property.
Attached to posts
Attached to palings
Attached to posts
Attached to top cap
Steel and aluminium fences
When ordering, let us know if you have an aluminium or steel fence and we’ll provide the appropriate self-tapping screws to attach your Oscillot posts to the fence.
Top-mount on steel
Face-mount on steel
Steel-capped brush fence
Face-mount on aluminium
Bracket-mounted
We can supply brackets when it is desired to position the Oscillot paddles farther away from the fence (for greater deterrence) or to work around obstacles. Learn more about brackets.
Face-mounted on posts
Face-mounted on rail
Face-mounted on concrete
Top-mounted on timber
Clear acrylic
Low fences may require the addition of acrylic or other material to achieve the minimum recommended height of 1.8m.
Acrylic can also be used to prevent your cat jumping from heat pumps, tanks, etc.
Raising height of gate
Raising height of fence
Preventing jumping from top rail
Preventing jumping from heat pump
Aluminium wrapping
You can attach thin aluminium sheet around trees, fence posts, fence-mounted clotheslines, etc. to prevent your cat climbing to a position where it could jump over your fence.
Preventing jumping
Tackling change in height
Gate post wrapping
