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PETOMG CAT WALL PLANNING GUIDE · 05

Choose the job first. Then choose the unit.

A beautiful module is not automatically the module your route needs. Start with the missing function—connection, pause and turn, or destination—then compare the CM units designed to perform that job.

Find the missing route role
A PETOMG cat wall combining connector, platform and destination units
A complete wall uses different units together. No single CM module has to perform every route job.

By the end of this guide, you should be able to answer:

“Which function is missing—and which CM units should I compare?”

01

READ THE ROUTE BEFORE THE CATALOG

Three questions prevent the wrong purchase.

What must happen here? Is the cat crossing a gap, stopping to reposition, or reaching a place worth staying?

How much body movement is required? A one-direction step is different from a place to pause, turn or pass another cat.

Is the placement restricted? Some units need a corner; every choice still depends on the real wall, approach direction and cat.

ROLE 01

Connect

Move between nearby sections or different levels.CM04 · CM05 · CM07 · CM18

ROLE 02

Pause & turn

Add meaningful room to stop, reposition or change direction.CM06 · CM12 · CM26 · CM27

ROLE 03

Destination

Create a reason to travel: rest, observe, hide or explore.CM02 · CM03 · CM09 · CM15 · CM23 · CM24 · CM28 · CM29

02 · START WITH THE MISSING FUNCTION

What does your route need next?

Select the problem—not the product. The comparison below changes to show the units whose most representative role fits that need.

03

COMPARE WITHIN THE SAME ROLE

Similar purpose does not mean identical use.

Once the missing job is clear, compare how much pause space, rest value, shelter or placement freedom each option contributes. This is more useful than comparing only appearance or piece count.

Planning questionWhat the answer changesExample
Does the cat only pass through?

A compact connector may be enough; do not automatically make it a turnaround point.

CM05 or CM07
Must the cat stop or reverse?

Compare platform-type units that provide more meaningful repositioning space.

CM12, CM26 or CM27
Should the cat stay there?

Choose the experience: open rest, lookout, sheltered hideaway, tunnel or bubble destination.

CM03, CM09, CM15, CM23 or CM24
Is this a room corner?

Corner-only units can use that geometry; they should not be planned as flat-wall products.

CM28 or CM29

04 · THE COMPLETE CM ROLE MAP

Every current CM unit, in one functional view.

A module may provide several functions. It appears here under its most representative planning role so customers can compare like with like.

01

CONNECT

Move between route sections

02

PAUSE & TURN

Stop, reposition or change direction

03

DESTINATION

Rest, observe, hide or explore

05 · YOUR ARTICLE OUTCOME

Build a function-first shortlist.

Choose the route job you still need. This is an on-page planning result—not a form submission and not an installation approval.

My route still needs:

FROM SHORTLIST TO PURCHASE

Use the route complexity to choose how you buy.

01

Compare CM units

Use the functional shortlist when you already know which route job is missing and want to add or replace a specific unit.

Browse individual units →
02

Compare NC sets

Use a planned set when you need several complementary roles rather than one isolated module.

Explore planned sets →
03

Ask PETOMG to plan

Use design support when obstacles, several cats or unusual furniture make the complete route difficult to judge.

Use the design service →

THE NEXT CHAPTER

The right units still need long-term reliability.

The next guide shows how to judge the product body, daily-wear components, wall connection, installation and condition over time as one complete system.