
Step 8
Drill holes in wall at marks with 7/32" drill bit if using anchors
and 3/32" drill bit if mounting into wall stud. Insert anchors in
wall if using. Attach perch to the wall with screws through back
panel and into studs or wall anchors.
Step 6
Attach toy hooks to bottom
of each upper platform by
screwing hooks into threaded
inserts. Attach toys to hooks.
Choosing the Right Location
for Your Nest Perch
The Nest Perch gives your cat his or her
own special place to perch, rest and play.
Choose a location for your Nest Perch
that is in a socially significant part of your
home, meaning a place where you and
your family spend the most time. This way
your cat can enjoy being part of the activity
while claiming her own territory.
Make sure to position the perch so it is
easy for your cat to jump on and off all the
surfaces. Consider placing the perch so it
leads to other perches or ledges where your
cat is allowed to climb.
Also, make sure your cat will be able to
reach the two toys attached underneath the
perch. Let playtime begin!
Step 1
Insert cam screws into
holes in bottom of each
small upper platform.
Step 2
Insert cam lock nuts
into side panels with
arrow facing edge.
Step 4
Attach back panel
with four screws.
Step 5
Attach small upper platforms by
sliding cam screw into hole aligned
with cam lock nut on top of side
panel. Gently turn cam lock nut ¼
turn (be careful not to over-tighten
cam lock nut). Place cam lock cover
stickers over cam lock nuts to hide.
Secure small upper platforms to back
panel with two screws.
Step 3
Attach side panels to large lower platform
with two screws for each panel. Felt pad
should face up. Note: cam lock nuts
should face out, away from large platform
and toward the front of perch. Holes in
long edge of large platform should face
toward back of perch.
Felt Pad
Up
FRONT
Holes
facing back
Cam lock nuts
facing out &
toward front
Cam lock
cover
stickers
Step 7
Place Nest Perch on wall at
desired height, use a level to
make sure perch is straight.
Mark location of three holes
in back panel on wall using
sharp end of a screw. Outer
holes are 16" on center for
attaching directly to wall
studs with standard spacing.
16”
NOTE: If screws won’t fit easily into plastic
inserts, use screwdriver to gently rotate
plastic insert so arrow faces edge where
screw is being inserted. Plastic insert with
arrow facing edge
Back Panel: Front vs. Back
Look closely at the back panel
and you will see that the holes are
two different sizes. The front of the
panel has three large holes and
eight smaller holes. This is the side
of the panel that should face away
from the wall.
FRONT
(faces away from wall)
BACK
(faces wall)
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