We will be moving soon & will need to move the perch. I assume the Velcro it came with will not be reusable. How can we re-mount it in our new place?
1407435
I moved mine to another room. The velcro removed some finish on first window, but I used it again in second room! So far so good.
1407436
You can buy heavy-duty VELCRO right here on Amazon. They sell it in long-strips. For the correct size try to estimate by your window-sill size. I think the size you need is about the 3" or 4" wide, just type in Heavy-Duty Velcro on the Amazon SEARCH BAR.
1407437
sorry for me the velcro did not hold the lazy pet window perch as secure as it should be. so I ended up putting a few nails in it.
1407438
They sell velcro at Walmart in office supply and arts n craft section....be sure to replace all velcro
1407439
The Velcro should still work you will just need new adhesive. Get some heavy duty double stick tape for the back of the Velcro that mounts on the window sill. (I actually use short wide headed nails, 3 or 4, through the Velcro after I stick it down). I have 2 of these mounted in the window and I have 6 cats, 2 of which are almost 20 lbs so I want to make sure that they aren't going to come loose. Good luck on your move.
1407440
My perch actually fell off b/c the velcro came unstuck from the windowsill ledge. It did not adhere as tightly as I thought it would - and it didn't damage the paint on the windowsill either when it came off. I re-stuck it but then I put 2 screws in the front of the perch and 2 in the windowsill and wound picture wire around to screws to affix it and ensure it couldn't fall again. (I keep the window up and the storm window down.) So, I don't know the answer but I would not count on it re-adhering to the new windowsill very tightly. I'd use another method to ensure it won't fall.
188094
That pic is very misleading. They should really change it. The hangers are actually completely separate. There is no perch. They're just 3 separate hangers. Hope this helps. :)
275246
I looked at mine. I do not see anything that looks like a way to re-attach. Perhaps yours broke? Like others have said, some super glue may be the answer.
875360
Maybe get a pieces of velcro to extend from a hardware store or a craft store. I'm surprised it doesn't go around, I feel like ours was pretty big. Good luck.
1883042
Mine's got some time left on it so I haven't an answer. Might go to an arts & crafts store like Hobby Lobby...I won't but if you don't have any problems with that company they may have some velcro strips you could use...
173953
Hi, the pad is attached by Velcro and comes with one replacement. I have a 17lb Bengal cat and he has not pulled perch out of wall, but he does not have far to jump. You must attach it to wooden studs behind your sheet rock. Or use Mollys. My cats love them. I have 3 cats and 2 small perches. Good luck, Louise
849130
I don't think there's a place to wrap the Velcro on the pack n play. I was thinking I'll hang it on the wall with 3M Command Hooks next to the Pack N Play.
886656
Save your money. We've had ours mounted with Velcro for over 3 years. We bought stick-on Velcro several years ago and use it to attach various things to the TV like sensor bars, small speakers, wifi switch, etc.
1390709
It's probably to much hassle. Either purchase one with roller or find one that will slip over the bottom end, drill or weld. I have done this before and it takes time. Unless you are moving with a load I would pick it up and move it or get some help to do this. Look at the net for help with pictures.. I hope this helps.
1902361
You can move the pan almost all the way up to the perch. My bird climbs down on the pan and walks around it. He's an african grey.
722409
If you mean relocating the suction cup, yes you can. It is a silicone suction cup and is sensitive to dust and grit, but you can wash that off easily to renew it. I keep a plastic bag around the suction cup when it is detached to keep it from collecting dust.
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Our is the same way, we decided to buy the "extreme Velcro" and cut it into pieces. We used the velcro to adhere to around the door frame and house and it's worked like a charm. We ended up doing this on two doors, and it works so well, we left if up over thew winter. We only have to replace one piece of velcro that came off the house (adhesive wore off). By far the best solution. The velcro is here: http://www.amazon.com/Velcro-Extreme-Outdoor-Fasteners-90812/dp/B001O6T2ZS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397491038&sr=8-1&keywords=outdoor+velcro
318921
I attached mine to an old piece of a cage siding, and then tied the extra cage piece to the inside of the breeding cage. I also glued a little hook to the top of the box and tied it to the cage. That helped to keep in steadier. I have a couple of the Petco Cockatiel Barn Roof cages that have one very high area. There was plenty of room for my budgie pair in the cage, even with the box sitting on the cage floor.
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There is a heavy duty strip of velcro that is included. You attach half the velcro to the windowsill and the other to the underside of the shelf and press the shelf down on the windowsill to attach. I am sure removing the velcro from the sill will require some elbow grease, a scraper and Goo Gone. I'm hoping to live in my house with a cat for many years to come, and will worry about removing the shelf when that time comes. So far, the shelf has held well and my cat uses it daily. This is a really good cat perch, in my opinion. I've had 3 different styles and this is by far the best one.
16495
I don't have it here as I purchased it for someone else. But best I can remember it has no mounting holes. If I were to mount it I may use Velcro tape. It's not real heavy and should hold it fine.
2165872
It should screw in with the half inch screw provided in the zip lock bag with the perch and suction cup. If the screw was not provided I would guess the company will send you a new one. Please try out this product. I love it and I am a tough reviewer!
173957
The felt pad came pre-attached. You can order replacements, but none came with it. It's very thick solid felt.Don't know about holding a jumping cat with drywall only mounting. It doesn't seem like it. I really think you should mount it in a stud.