are they strong enough for a cat to lie on top of them
1514213
Definitely not. They will collapse. I'd say no more than 3 lbs max on top of them.
1514214
I would think so--the lids are pretty sturdy. My cat liked getting in them before I put my linens in them :)
1453812
Yes. I've got an 18 pound cat who lays in this. Just make sure each strap is secure around the legs of the chair. My cats love these!!!
1864022
Two cats could get on top, but because it is very light, I would stablize by having it against a wall or something solid to keep it in place when they jump up.
670184
I used mine for our cat, but they are very sturdy with a wide base. Especially when they are filled with water, I can't see them being tipped easily.
1118223
Very much so. I use mine to top an outside enclosure for my cats. I've had them there for literally years and they're still so strong I can't tear them with my bare hands and my cats can't break them either. They haven't rotted at all. Just gotten dusty.
751259
Yes they do. If you don't have any animals it's fine. I have a cat and she is always knocking the top row down with just a tiny nudge. I wished it was more stable.
1967339
Yes, but I suggest putting something under it, for added stability. Mine came off the sill with 1 cat laying on it. I now keep a nightstand under it, to support it.
1964313
The sides are hard and will not collapse. My cats love these. My cats get on top of them and my "fat cats" do not collapse the beds.
808797
Well sort of. They are very fluffy and not aero dynamicaly inclined. My cats bat them around and sometimes shred them. When my tom cat hits one they go a short distance and hit the floor wit h a short roll.
1881059
I would think it is sturdy enough for the cats. Its a little top heavy so maybe add a couple of posts along the side so dogs wont tip it over. I like it overall.
1659681
I think they are quite strong. I have sleep over night on mine in a hammock. They are kinda rubbery.
16737
They include 2 stakes so you can pin it to the ground if needed and I doubt it is tall enough to tip over since it is quite wide. It may be annoying since the bottom is mesh their nails can get stuck so we put a blanket in the bottom. Also since our cats have not gotten used to it yet they have no issues in wanting to leave but it is not difficult to climb halfway in and grab them if needed.
2087711
Yes definitely. Both my cats weigh more than that and fit through with no problem.
843119
As long as they are bigger than the openings in the wire, they should be secure. My little dog doesn't jump over, and my friend's cats don't either.
715282
Sorry, but in my personal opinion -- no. When they are stacked they are kind of shaky. Not by much, but I would not want to put something heavy on top of them.
318603
They are pretty thin. I use them under my bed on carpet and it doesn't seem to raise the bed appreciably.
248461
YES! This is exactly what we did, the cats use the bolster to keep them from rolling off the shelf. They use it as a pillow as well. I would recommend turning it so the bolster faces in.