Lay your cardboard boxes flat on the ground next to each other.
Diy cardboard box cat fort.
All three boxes should be large enough that your cat is able to fit comfortably inside.
They shouldn t be in the shape of boxes just yet.
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Discard the house or fort once it has been damaged enough.
Line up entry.
Hold the flaps in place until the glue is set.
Never leave sharp edges on the boxes.
Steps to building your cardboard cat castle.
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For this diy project you will need.
Use the box cutter to cut entry holes into whichever boxes you choose.
Step 2 cut a circular hole about 8 to 10 inches in diameter through the front of each box using a box cutter.
Fold in two opposite flaps generously coat them with hot glue then fold the remaining two flaps over them.
Brainstorm a rough layout of the box fort before cutting any holes.
Decorations of your choosing paint colored paper ribbons etc.
On the open end of the box cut the flap off of each long side.
10 steps for building your own cardboard cat castle.
Assemble the bottom of the first box the one with the door.
You will notice that we didn t put down the measurements of the cardboard box.
Do not use plastic wrap under any circumstance.
It can be digested and blow up in your cat s belly.
That s because the size of your cat will determine the size of the box you need.
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We re going to go with a simple two story castle here but you can add on more as you go.
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Select three or more cardboard boxes of various size.
A hot glue gun.
A cardboard sheet for the roof.
Make sure the size of the box is appropriate for your cat and all holes are easy get through.
Cut the flaps off the top side of the boxes.