Cut List

• (2) 1 – 1/2 x 12″ Wall Railing
• Wall Railing Spacer (will vary on depth of window sill)
• (1) 13″ x 22″ Bed Board (I used 3/4″ plywood for mine)

Milling & Assembly

	The first thing I did to get started was to measure the length of my window sill from the wall to the end of the sill.  I used the length to figure out how thick my support brackets would need to be from the bottom of the cat perch to the wall.
	I cut the legs and small spacers with a miter saw.  I made mine 12″ in length to support the angle bracket.
	For the support legs, I needed to make the bottom of these thick enough to rest up against the wall under the window sill.  I cut small spacers and used glue to secure it all together.
	Before securing the carpet to the cat perch I attached angle brackets to the ends of my board.  This will be used to help secure it to a window when you’re ready to install it.
	For the carpet that goes on top of the perch/bed I used a bath carpet that I picked up at a box store.  To fit it to the board I marked up the edges and cut angles on each side so I would know where and how far to cut the carpet.
	After getting everything cut out, I folded over the carpet and pulled it snug.  I used staples to hold the carpet in place.
	Next up I attached the brackets to the support legs, and then attached the other end of the brackets to the bottom of the bed.
	To install the cat perch I used suction cups to help hold it in place.

Items Used to Finish this

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