SGAVASHG SISAL ROPE --Good Sisal Rope for CAT TREE REPAIRING and DIY

• The sisal rope is made of natural premium sisal fibers. It has the smell of natural sisal which most cat likes. Untreated with oil or chemicals so was appropriate for the cats, which makes it safe for animal use. The rope is excellent, high strength, durability and natural.
• It is a great choice to fix a worn out cat tree and makes your cat tower look new again. This sisal rope can be attached easily with a hot glue gun, wood glue or metal staples.Very easy to work with but very durable.
• Good rope for DIY cat scratcher. Our sisal rope holds up to scratching, is rough, and doesn’t catch claws. The sisal rope can be used to wrap the legs of tables or natural wood branches. It can be attached with no tools or adhesive.
• Color: Light Beige. Diameter: 1/4”(6mm), it's about the thickness of a pencil. This rope is thicker than what was originally on the posts. So it’s much sturdier.
• 66 Feet is enough for a 2.9” Diameter post which is about 19” high.Cat trees are expensive! Definitely beats buying a whole new cat tree as the only thing wrong was the string hanging off of the posts. It's really worth it to repair the older stands. The cat tree will be perfect again!

How to repair a cat scratching post

Cat trees are expensive! Definitely beats buying a whole new cat tree as the only thing wrong was the string hanging off of the posts. It's really worth it to repair the older stands. The cat tree will be perfect again!

Our sisal rope is thicker than the original that was on the cat tree but it just makes it easier to hot glue and wrap around the poles. When wrapping your items wear gloves.

1. Remove the old rope and staples.
2. Wind the rope tightly around the post, starting from the bottom or base. Hot gluing it down as you wrap. Push down on the rows as you wrap. This will create irresistible scratching posts.

You can also just stapled the bottom and wrapped it around and used the staple gun at the top.

How to DIY a Table Leg Cat Scratching Post

Turning a table leg into a scratching post is relatively easy. Tightly wrap a length of sisal rope around the table leg and secure it with knots at the top and bottom of the wrap. You can apply this same concept to all kinds of wrappable areas around the house.