Access reviewed
Doors, furniture, ledges and climbing routes form part of the discussion.
Balcony cat mesh
Balconies vary in size, exposure, structure and the way a household uses them. PurrSafe starts by understanding access and behaviour, then confirms whether an installation is suitable on-site.

Doors, furniture, ledges and climbing routes form part of the discussion.
Height, opening layout and environmental exposure must be reviewed at the property.
No balcony solution is assumed before an on-site inspection and measurement.
Balcony behaviour
A cat that watches birds, climbs furniture or explores ledges may use a balcony differently from a cat that usually stays indoors. Unattended access and the time a balcony remains open also matter.
Property review
The opening, fixing conditions, exposure and property requirements can differ substantially. PurrSafe confirms physical suitability on-site, and homeowners should confirm any applicable building or management requirements.
The PurrSafe process
The online assessment identifies likely risk factors before a site visit confirms what is practical.
Tell us about your home, accessible openings and your cat’s behaviour.
Suitable openings are inspected and measured at your home.
The proposed system and installation scope are confirmed.
Your custom-measured protection is fitted for everyday use.
Questions homeowners ask
No blanket promise is made. Balcony layouts, structures and exposure differ, so final suitability must be confirmed through an on-site assessment.
Floor level, accessible edges, existing protection, climbing behaviour, open duration and unattended access all contribute to the household assessment.
Yes. Property requirements can differ, so homeowners should confirm any relevant management or renovation conditions before installation.
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