ProtectaPet® Lola Landing Cat Shelf (1.2m)

SKU: SHFBB001

ProtectaPet® Lola Landing Cat Shelf (1.2m)

From £100.00

Material: Bamboo

Size: 1.2 m

Mount: Catio Posts or Walls

Build Time: 1 Hour

Number of Shelves:

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ProtectaPet® Lola Landing Cat Shelf (1.2m)

From £100.00

Product Description

Elevate your cat’s outdoor space with the ProtectaPet® Lola Landing Cat Shelf. Designed to add vertical enrichment to your cat-safe garden or Catio, it creates the perfect platform for climbing, resting, and observing the world from above.

Arrange shelves at different heights to transform your setup into a dynamic, multi-level environment your cat will love to explore.

Why your cat will love it

Climb, perch & relax: Encourages natural behaviours like jumping, balancing, and lounging in elevated, secure spaces.
Create a multi-level playground: Install multiple shelves at varying heights to build routes tailored to your cat’s confidence and curiosity.
Natural & durable materials: Crafted from weather-resistant bamboo, offering a strong, tactile surface that ages beautifully over time, developing a soft grey-silver patina.
Designed for flexibility: Cut to size for a perfect fit (supplied in 1.23m lengths).
Easy, secure installation: Supplied with robust mounting brackets for wall-mounting or or attach to ProtectaPet® Catio posts (sold separately).
Seamless system integration: designed to integrate beautifully within the ProtectaPet® Catio system; for optimal support, vertical Catio posts should be positioned every 1.2m
Install anytime: ProtectaPet® Catio enrichment products can be fitted during initial installation or added later as your cat’s environment evolves

Whats included

Genuine ProtectaPet® designed and manufactured in Britain.

2 1.2m Shelf Bamboo Boards

Heavy Woven Bamboo

1 Left Gusset Bracket

Durable Powder-Coated Galvanised Steel

1 Right Gusset Bracket

Durable Powder-Coated Galvanised Steel

6 1.5 inch Wood Screws

Stainless Steel

6 Rawl Plugs

8mm x 40mm

6 5.5 x 19mm Self Drilling Screws

Stainless Steel

Tools Required

Find out which household tools you need to complete your project.

Tape measure

Safety Glasses

Safety gloves

Handsaw

Fine-tooth

Spirit level

Mallet

Screwdriver

Safety boots

Adjustable spanner

Drill

Measuring Guide

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Use our guidance to work out what you need to correctly measure your garden for our cat proofing products.

how a diy protectapet catio works graphic

Step One

What size catio do I need?

First, decide where you would like your catio to be located. If it will be positioned against your house, measure the height of any adjoining back doors or patio doors to ensure a proper fit.

Catios are usually installed on hard-standing surfaces, such as paving or decking, though many people also choose to incorporate grassy areas. If your catio will be placed on gravel, your cats should have supervised access to prevent them from digging.

Finally, measure the length and width of the area you would like your catio to cover. These measurements will help determine the most suitable size for your space and your cats’ needs.

Step Two

How many gates will I need?

Think about the points from which you would like to access the catio. If your catio is accessed directly from the house, you may choose not to include any access gates. If your catio is freestanding, you will need at least one access gate.

The internal width of a standard gate is 740 mm. If you need to move furniture or other large items that exceed this width in and out of the catio, it is advisable to temporarily detach the mesh and reattach it once the furniture has been moved.

Step Three

Choose enrichment features

Adding enrichment to your catio is a great way to make the most of the vertical space, allowing your cat to leap, jump, climb, run, or simply relax.

Our enrichment range can be attached directly to a wall. Cat bridges and shelves require support every 1.2 metres, so if you plan to attach these to one of the mesh sides of the catio, you may wish to purchase a catio enrichment post for additional stability and support.

Step Four

Measure twice, order once

Before ordering, double-check:

Your catio size: total height, length, and depth.

Internal measurements: pay close attention to internal dimensions to ensure there’s enough clearance around existing doors and windows.

The number of gates you require.

Enrichment options: any packages such as cat shelves, cat bridges, lookout platforms, outdoor cat beds, and support posts.

Freestanding or wall-mounted flexibility

Use it freestanding or attach it to your home: simply leave the sides you’re fixing to unmeshed.

Gates exactly where you want them

Position gates on any side, add none or multiple, total control over access and layout.

Made to fit your space perfectly

Fully customisable sizing: use a hacksaw to cut posts down to the exact dimensions your space requires. Simply spray post ends with a black primer to maintain corrosion protection.

Reviews

Purpose-Designed Modular System

Designed specifically for cat containment, with an extensive range of unique components to suit every garden.

Built for Long-Term Value

High-strength steel with galvanised and powder coated protection, designed for minimal maintenance.

Proven & Trusted: 40,000 cats safe

Trusted by over 15,000 cat owners, with the optimum success rate in real gardens across Europe.

Award-Winning Expertise

King’s Award-winning innovation, backed by expert advice and dedicated customer support.

Find the Purrfect Setup for You

Whether you’re looking for a complete professional installation or planning a DIY project using our products, we’ll help you choose the right solution and support you at every step, from planning through to finishing touches.

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Get the Pros In

Short on time or tools? Bring in the Pros for a highly trained, professional finish and a swift, hassle-free installation, expertly fitted to the highest aesthetic and functional standards.

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Taking the DIY Route?

Every DIY product comes with a library of resources to make building your cat garden simple and stress-free.

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FAQs

ProtectaPet DIY Catios are supplied with upright supports at 2.4m intervals. If you plan to add enrichment features such as shelves or bridges, additional support posts should be installed every 1.2m to ensure these features are safely and securely supported.

Attaching a catio to your house is simple with the right components. If your home has brick walls, you can securely fix the cat enclosure frame using ProtectaPet® bespoke “top hat clips,” designed specifically for safe and stable installation.

ProtectaPet® offers a range of modular components that make it easy to attach catios and cat enclosures directly to your home, ensuring a seamless fit, reliable security, and a professional finish.

In most cases, catios are not considered permanent structures and therefore typically do not require planning permission. However, regulations can vary depending on your location and specific circumstances.

Requirements may differ based on whether the catio is installed in your front or rear garden, as well as local planning rules. For accurate guidance, it’s always recommended to contact your local authority to confirm the requirements for your specific project.

Yes, indoor cats can greatly benefit from catios. Research from the University of Lincoln, based on interviews with over 400 cat owners, found that cats previously kept indoors showed improved behavioural scores after being given controlled outdoor access through a cat enclosure.

Catios provide a safe way for indoor cats to experience fresh air, mental stimulation, and natural enrichment, all while remaining protected, helping to support their overall wellbeing and reduce boredom-related behaviours.

Yes, catios are highly beneficial for cats. Research from the University of Lincoln, involving over 400 cat owners, found that both indoor cats and those previously allowed to roam freely showed improved behavioural scores after being given access to a secure outdoor enclosure.

The study highlights that many owners feel conflicted about letting their cats roam due to safety concerns. However, catios provide a safe and practical alternative, allowing cats to enjoy fresh air, stimulation, and natural behaviours without exposure to common outdoor risks.

As Professor Daniel Mills explains:

“Many owners feel conflicted about letting their cat out… but our work shows that there is a practical alternative that works… and the cats do benefit from being outside, especially when that environment is protected.”