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Must admit I like the first one, but it will be sitting on tiles so wonder if it would slide about, could get my hubby to put rubber feet on it though...or put it on a rug of some sort... |
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It probably would if one of them took a flying leap on it; rubber feet sound good! |
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either that or a rubber mat... |
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i would go for he first one because more cats can play on it but the second one is more sturdier but post pics when you have decided |
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First one with a piece of high friction material underneath? (You can get it at e.g. a mobility/elderly suppliers. Like you would put on a tray to stop things slipping if you're not steady carrying it.) |
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I'd go for the first one. I think they would have more fun with it. and I can use the ladder to talk to you at eye level when I visit. hehehe |
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Here's the non-slip stuff http://www.dycem-ns.com/home/index.php Mind you, I bought a piece for £1 off John Humphries' brother at the market!  |
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