Can a cat on the second level see out the window while lying down or is the top level the only comfortable viewing platform?
842528
Absolutely! My cat sits on top of the second (middle) section all the time.
842529
We have two cats now and they both like sitting on either platform to look out of the window. But all our windows extend almost to the floor. The first level is 18 inches from the floor, the second is 32 ans the top is 50. Hope that helps!
842530
It depends how low your windows are. I have it in the living room and the windows are lower to the ground so my cat can still see outside from the second level. But sometimes windows are higher off the ground in bedrooms so it varies.
1871599
It depends on whether you want to mount IN or ON an open window. No, it cannot be mounted IN an open window. You'll notice in the large photo on the box that the Sunny Seat utilizes suction cups (4) to mount on glass. There are no other means of mounting or support provided. Yes, you can open the window with the Seat mounted ON the window, but the cat will still be looking through glass, not sitting in the open space.
1286232
I have purchased two of these units over the past several years. In both cases, my units were a neutral light beige color. All my cats love it, and it is just at the right level for my high windows.
701424
As others already confirmed the bed does make a crinkling noise. At first my cats didn't want anything to do with the beds. However, I left the two beds in different spots and eventually curiosity overcame any doubt and now there is always a cat in both the beds. I did have to move them to on top of the coach. I discovered, like most cats, they prefer to be elevated rather than being on the floor. I even bought two of these beds for the garage kitties because of how much the indoor kitties like them!
1937583
I have two cats and both of them use it either singly or together. My male cat likes the very top as a perch from with he can scope out almost my entire flat. My female cat likes to sleep in the house structure. It is very well constructed. A much better tree house than the other one I bought on-line which is already falling apart.
2138400
The are where you can see thru it. What size is the cat you are looking at this for
1700829
There two metal "hooks" on the window side of the stand that simply rest within the window sill and there are two "adjustable" padded tipped arms that rest against the wall. Very simple and our cat loves gazing at the big wide world out there!
192965
Yes, it is wonderful! We just moved to our new home in June. It came down easy and went right back up and I even ordered more to add to it so it is higher and my cats can each see out of the window. I have 5 cats and it has held up really well.
300248
My largest cat is 10 lbs. and he doesn't go to the top level; he seems to like a little larger area to relax on. However, I have seen my two 7+ lb cats snuggled together sleeping on the top. We have had our unit for several months and it is structurally sound.
2131938
.I haven't been able to use mine because the window sills are too wide. I live in a very old(100 yrs) condo building. I think if the window rolls out instead of in, you could use it. I'm not sure what to do with mine but I know my cats would love it.
340984
Actually, I think this may be too flimsy for your cat. My cat is a small, 8 lb. cat. It's supported by the two scroll worked legs on the bottom and velcro on the window sill. While it does come with mounting hardware, I'm not sure it's big enough for you cat to stretch out on. Wonder if they make square window seats?
1080730
For night trips to bathroom it is great. It is soft enough not to hurt your eyes, yet you can still see around the room quit clearly (which my cat appreciates so I don't stomp on his tail:)
2197150
Very sturdy. It's got a metal frame. Should be fine for your cat to lay on.
1728096
I have never had that problem, even with a very fat cat who likes to lie on the top. I suspect that the stability of my tower is enhanced by being pushed up against a wall... I just went out and checked my tower and I am not able to "collapse" it without picking it up and pushing the ends of the cross pieces together. The way it's constructed, I can't figure out how it could collapse on it's own, as the cloth across the top and bottom prevents collapse. However, it might be pretty easy for a cat to knock it over, which is why I also have the side against a flat piece of furniture. My cats still use it to sleep on top and they use the scratcher and occasionally swat at the balls, but the novelty of the hiding place has worn off completely.
1751620
If you are talking about the one where the little house is... No. The one above it might work if your cats aren't too big. Mine mostly lay around and play on it. The house seems really small, but when they play one gets inside it and stands inside it. Can't lay inside it. They absolutely love there cat tree though. They are on it all day long playing or resting. I have it in front of a window too, so they can bask in the sun
949344
No. The inside bottom is covered with the same "fur" as the rest of the unit. It's not cushioned at the bottom part, so you may have to put some sort of removable cushion there anyway. My cat LOVES this product. She only lays on the top part.
2246014
Yes you can. My cat uses it as a place to take a nap but I just used a small bungee to hold the door open instead of removing it. She loves it.