Most fence panels are 1.8m wide (plus fence post width) so our kits are based on 2m intervals. If your fence panels are wider or you are attaching the brackets to a wall, we recommend that you space the brackets evenly up to a maximum of 3m intervals. 

The panels are 2.4m wide each and they can be connected together inline or at 90° angles so that you can create a screen across any width of balcony.

Unfortunately, our Cat Balcony Enclosure is not suitable for balconies without a ceiling or with a greater floor to ceiling height than 2.7m.

The Cat Balcony Enclosure is a tension fit so the adjustable feet can be loosened and the enclosure can be relocated. The Cat Balcony Enclosure is only suitable for balconies with a maximum floor to ceiling height of 2.7m.

We sell Cat Balconies as DIY Kits but we do not offer an installation service. If you are thinking of undertaking a Cat Balcony installation as a DIY project, you will require at least two people. You must read the safety guidance before undertaking your own risk assessment.

If you are looking for professional installation, you will need to ensure the Contractors have the relevant working at height qualifications and public liability insurance. We understand that Integrum Pest Control offer installation of our Cat Balcony Kits in London, with prices starting at around £500.