We’ve worked hard for years to find a comfortable bed that Fe! will not trash in an instant. Unfortunately, it seems that no matter how strong the materials she managed to claw through them if given enough time.
The most recent design features a plywood frame with a 1.5-Inch memory foam covered with 3 (or more) layers of 100D Cordura nylon. This has proved to be a workable solution though it needs to be reupholstered every few weeks/months.
So I think its time for a more long-lasting solution. My best idea, a hardwood floor. Well, actually a Pine floor to start, we will upgrade to Oak if she gets through it.
Because I wanted it to look at least as good as the old bed I opted for painting it and giving it an internet-themed “DOGE” paint job. The pictures below are after the pain work was completed, but before polyurethane was applied.
What do you think?
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- After laying out the DOGE stencils on the painted floor.
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- DOGE floor after stencil work is masked off.
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- After stencils where removed from the doge floor. Just waiting for clear coat.
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- The original layout design for the DOGE floor.
Brian Paonessa
For the last 10 years I have been an Internet marketer and web developer with a passion for large system integration projects. I've spent the last few years working for a small fireworks company (Skylighter llc) helping individuals and government clients with pyrotechnic projects. my day to day tasks focus mostly on web development tasks and keeping the Skylighter email marketing machine pumping out good content and offers.