Opening by opening
Window and service-yard conditions are checked individually.
HDB cat mesh
HDB homes can include sliding windows, casement windows, service-yard openings and other layouts a cat may reach. PurrSafe assesses each suitable opening before recommending a custom-measured solution.

Window and service-yard conditions are checked individually.
The way your household opens, closes and uses the space forms part of the review.
Dimensions and final suitability are confirmed in the home before installation.
Common priorities
A living-room window may prioritise natural light and everyday opening, while a service yard may involve laundry use, ventilation and a different access pattern. PurrSafe reviews the practical role of each space.
Before installation
HDB layouts vary. PurrSafe does not assume that one configuration fits every flat. An on-site assessment confirms measurements, how the opening operates and whether the proposed installation is suitable.
The PurrSafe process
Begin online, then move to an on-site review when you are ready to confirm the right system.
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
Suitable windows, service yards and other cat-accessible openings can be assessed. Final suitability depends on the actual opening and is confirmed on-site.
Not automatically. Each opening is reviewed for dimensions, access, use and condition before a recommendation is made.
Look for tears, rust, sagging, looseness, large gaps and age-related wear. The Home Safety Assessment includes questions about existing protection.
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