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firstly, ok WOW! and secondly... are u kidding? lol.  i live in a one bed house and i have already covered most of the remaining floor space with over sized couches and fish tanks! lol. i'll have a look round that site tho and see if they have something er... smaller!  |
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LOL@Jenny!!! I just thought it might give you an idea or two, and the way it is designed you could place it around a sofa or something. Hope you find something sson. |
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oh and its an american company  |
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Right, what about this?? I know it's an American company too, but it says to contact them about shipping to other countries. http://www.iroquoisinnovations.com/ |
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I reckon this could be a simple task for a DIY person Jenny. First find your handyman (look in the free papers, cards at Focus/B&Q/Homebase etc) then discuss what can be done. I would think strong eyelets screwed into studs in the wall (he'll know) would allow you to fix heavy rope (natural not nylon) and then think about things like kiddies rope ladders, horizontal not vertical, maybe scramble nets, aerial nests high up, scratch posts etc. As you've only made screw holes in the actual walls (maybe ceiling), when you want to sell and move on, you'll only need to take it all down and unscrew the eyelets and fill the holes with polyfilla and maybe paint over. (and if you are entrepreneurial, here's a business opportunity. Doesn't look like anyone is offering this service) |
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