High-rise awareness
Floor level, accessible edges and unattended access are considered in the assessment.
Condo cat mesh
Condominium homes often combine full-height windows, balcony access and open views. PurrSafe measures suitable openings individually and considers safety, operation and appearance together.

Floor level, accessible edges and unattended access are considered in the assessment.
Measurement and specification begin with the existing opening and how the room is used.
Building requirements and final installation suitability should be confirmed before work begins.
Windows and balconies
A balcony door, ledge or full-height window can become part of a cat’s climbing route. The assessment considers how long openings remain accessible and whether a cat can reach them without supervision.
Planning the work
Condo layouts and management requirements differ. PurrSafe confirms the physical suitability of an installation on-site; homeowners should also confirm any applicable management or renovation requirements for their property.
The PurrSafe process
The process moves from a household risk assessment to accurate measurement and professional installation.
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
Yes, suitable cat-accessible windows, balconies and other openings can be reviewed. Final suitability is confirmed on-site.
Management and renovation requirements differ between properties. Homeowners should confirm any applicable requirements before installation.
Yes. Cat age, climbing behaviour, ledge interest, accessible openings and unattended access are included in the existing assessment.
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