ProtectaPet® Shed Offsetter

Where a shed, summerhouse or garden office falls within 1.8m/6ft of your boundary, you'll need to continue the barrier around it. Whether your shed is timber or aluminium, close to the boundary or inset from the boundary, will determine which brackets you will require. Generally, you will require at least one external corner bracket. Read our handy guide to sheds for more information.

Cats are agile and can easily scale fences or walls that are 1.8m+ from ground height. Some people try to train their cat to stay in the garden to keep them safe but the most effective solution is to use a cat fence barrier around the perimter of your garden, enabling you to sit back and enjoy the garden with your cats, safe in the knowledge that they can't wander.

Cat-proof fences are effective in keeping cats within a designated territory. Most cat fence barriers are not two way and neighbourhood cats could still climb into the garden from outside.

The most effective cat fence is a fence-top system designed to deter climbing rather than relying on height alone. Angled or overhanging barriers prevent cats from gaining leverage to pull themselves over. Systems without moving parts require minimal maintenance and a long life in use.

ProtectaPet® has helped keep more than 30,000 cats safe in the UK, with cat-safe gardens across Europe. Our modular cat fencing system was awarded the King’s Award for Innovation 2023, recognising its positive impact on feline safety.

ProtectaPet cannot offer planning advice because regulations vary by area. Generally speaking, cat fencing solutions are not permanent structures and are below 2m in height. Please keep in mind that planning regulations in front gardens and in conservation areas are more restrictive. We advise you to contact your local authority for advice specific to your circumstances.