ProtectaPet® Enclosure Post Fixing Brackets

SKU: FIXTH002

ProtectaPet® Enclosure Post Fixing Brackets

£9.00

Mount: Enclosure Posts

Build Time: 1 Hour

Material: Electro-coat Steel

Post Spacing: 3m intervals

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ProtectaPet® Enclosure Post Fixing Brackets

£9.00

Product Description

Designed to work seamlessly with ProtectaPet® components, the ProtectaPet® Enclosure Post Fixing Brackets provide a refined solution for mounting cat enclosure posts directly to walls. Ideal where ground fixing is not suitable, they enable secure attachment with a clean, considered finish.

Key features

Exceptional durability: black coated fixing brackets engineered for long-term outdoor performance
Wall-mounted adaptability: ‘Top Hat’ style clips enable secure attachment of enclosure posts to walls
User-friendly design: straightforward assembly for quick, reliable installation
Modular by design: fully compatible with, and extendable using, other ProtectaPet® enclosure components

Whats included

Genuine ProtectaPet® designed and manufactured in Britain.

2 ProtectaPet® Enclosure Post Fixing Brackets

Black electroplated

4 2" Wood Screws

Stainless Steel

4 Rawl Plugs

40mm

Tools Required

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

Safety boots

Screwdriver

Tape measure

Drill

Ear defenders

Safety Glasses

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.

Step One

Gather the necessary tools:

Tape measure
Pen and pencil
Paper or notebook
Smartphone

Step Two

Measure the height of existing boundaries

Use a tape measure to check the height of any existing boundaries such as fences or walls. On existing fences, measure to the top of the fence post. If there are raised flower beds or raised ground next to the boundary, measure from the highest ground level to the top of the wall or fence post.

Step Three

Measure the length of the boundary

Each existing boundary of different height will need measuring in length. For example, if your fence is a straight run but drops from 1.8m to 1.6m mid-way, please measure both lengths separately. Where there is existing standard fencing, you can usually work out the length of the boundary by counting the number of fence panels and multiplying it by the standard width of fence panels, which is 2 meters.

Step Four

Send your measurements to ProtectaPet

Once you have measured your garden and recorded the measurements, please send us your plan, along with photographs of your garden. Along with your full address, we can verify the garden measurements on Google Earth and advise you what you will need to secure your garden.

Keeps even the best climbers safely contained

The BengalBend™ overhang is specially designed to stop agile cats from climbing out.

Fits real-world gardens, not just straight fences

Adapts easily to walls, posts, and mixed boundaries without reducing containment success.

Strong, secure, and minimal maintenance required

Made from thick, premium-grade steel with no moving parts and finished with the ProtectaPet silver logo as a marque of quality.

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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 DuoCoat™ double layer of 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

Neighbourhood cats do have the physical ability to jump into your garden from on top of your fence. However, most cats will see that there is no exit from the garden and choose not to enter. Our customers report that neighbour’s cats tend to choose not to enter their gardens because they cannot see an escape. If you are leaving your garden unsupervised while going on holiday for instance, it is a good idea to leave an escape route for any cats that might enter (a wheelie bin against the fence is a good solution).

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.

If a tree trunk or branch is within 6ft/1.8m of the boundary, it will require a cat barrier. Depending on the girth of the trunk and the proximity to the boundary, there are multiple options. Review our handy blog for an overview.

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.

If you have a mature garden with lots of plants, the cats will absolutely love the enrichment it offers. In order to install the fence barrier, you may need to undertake some pruning and trimming. For example, you'll generally need the top 1ft/30cm of your fence or wall to be clear of plant growth. For more detailed guidance on preparing your garden, please see our blog.

If you have a pre-existing gate - whether it is made of timber, steel or composite - the best way to cat proof it is to add a brace above the gate and fix the barrier to the brace so that the gate can move independantly. For the gate brace, you can source 3 x 2" timber. Where it fits in with the aesthetic, our Installation Engineers use black coated steel-tube. For more information on cat proofing gates, please read our blog,