Italy. Photo: Carlo Boccalini.



Italy. Photo: Sailko.

Ok folks, now it's time for some extra good movies. First, a fantastic home made spiral staircase.



And then, the same ladder but at night. Includes built-in lights! Unbelievable!



As if that was not enough. Check out this amazing outdoor playground for cats. Built by the same person. Namely Goldfrapp68 in Italy.




Now you know what to do this weekend. Go to the nearest DIY store and buy everything you need and then start building. Your cat deserves it!

By the way. Please spread the link to this blog to all your friends. I have lost 33% of visitors when compared to last year. Sad but true :(
Hi.

I wanted to thank you for the inspiration and contribute to the blog with some photo. It took me 20 hours to finish it, which include, wood gathering and transportation and 2 hours of cat playing time. Total cost 6E for the screws. Build in Pont Saint Martin, Valle d'Aosta, Italy. Thanks and right on!

Buy.
Gio




This ladder I really like. Built of collected branches and some screws for only 6 euros. Of course, also worth a place in Cat Ladder Hall Of Fame.
Click on images to zoom and you can see all the details.
The cat Minús ladder. Self-made by Christian and Genny
in Como, Italy for only 20 €.


Florence, Italy. Photo: Mad Maple

Florence, Italy. Photo: Azuk.

Hello,

These photos of cat ladders were taken at a friend’s of mine home In Panzano in Tuscany, Italy. Her name is Lucia and has an immense passion for cats. Please note you have already other Panzano photos but with wrong spelling (Penzano). The cat ladders in your blog were manufactured by the same person (Luca) who made my friend’s.

This cat ladder (called gatto rampa by its creators and users) is beautiful as it’s partly hidden by the Ivy and this little garden in the oldest part of this medieval village in chianti, looks like a little jungle . There is a plan to replace it in the future by another nicer and more structured one. This lovely red cat in the photo is called Giotto and is 16 years old so he prefers using the kitchen window on the first floor but late Burricchio used it all the time and future cats living here will use it a lot for sure.

Congratulations for your great blog.

Mark& Lucia







Panzano, Italy.
Photo: Bäng & Galen



More pictures of this ladder here.



Panzano, Italy.