How much space between the slats? They never include that measurement! It looks like a 6 week old kitten could squeeze right through the bars.
1180991
It is 1 & 3/4 inches between the slats. What is the diameter of the kitten's head?
1180992
Not sure what the other folks measured, but I'm a biochemist and w/o accurate measuring skills, I'd be unemployed. Space, & ONLY the space between the slats = 1-7/8" EXACTLY. Hope it helps.
1563059
They are 1 1/4" apart. We have a cat and got this when he was still a kitten, only 7 weeks old, and we have had no issues with him getting stuck. Now that he's older though he can get in and out as he pleases to play with our puppies.
2191393
The spacing between the bars is very small, we have a small Silky, and he could never get out of this by going between the bars or the sections where it is held together. The Pawhut is in our Motorhome out of state right now, so I can't measure the spacing, but it has not been a problem with a small dog.
2009137
Between 7 - 8 inches. It's for adults cats, kittens have a hard time getting in. Hope this helps!
1078886
I haven't put it together yet, but I took out some of the parts to measure the spacing for rats I'll be getting soon... The bars I checked are JUST under 1/2 inch spacing. I hope that helps :)
635220
Not at home to measure, but the 11 1/2 sounds about right. Was thinking, take a cake pan and adjust it to be square instead of oblong. My cat is not so big, sits or curls just right, not much room left over. It does have sides all around to assist in keeping kitty in place (like that's possible). Another commented that it was wobble.....yes it is. Not bad, but took my kitty a while to trust it. I really really like the design, the house has a patio on each side. All levels of sisal get a workout. Now aren't you sorry you asked a question?!!!
1594011
I would say it is about 3-4 inches. When we brought home our 10 week old kittens, they had absolutely no trouble getting in and out of them.
2125554
The bar spacing is about 1 and 1/2 inches. Wow, and I thought travelling with a dog and two cats was a challenge! Good luck.
874107
No Not at all. I had 4 LB Kittens and they were not comfortable with it. It is way to small even for Kittens. It is not made well at all either. I would not recommend this one.
2104477
The bars are very narrowly spaced. We just got two baby rats after one of our girls died (we now have four females in the cage), and there is no way they can get skinny enough to squeeze through. The space between the bars is probably about 3/8 inch. The cage is very well designed and won't pinch them anywhere either (like in the door). We have been very happy with this cage!
1989457
There is none published in the literature/instructions, so I'm not sure of any official ruling. The support slats are about 3/4-1" thick, though I opted to have a slim box spring since this was my first bed frame and I was apprehensive on depending just on slats. It's only me and my cat regularly sleeping on the bed but from other site reviews on non storage versions I'd wager between 600-800 lbs.
1308003
The "houses" are very small. I have a 16 Ib cat and there is no way he can fit into it. My small 9 lb barely fits. Also there is only one house. The second opening has only half a platform. Allowing someone to swat at another from the top.
2262014
I don't have a tape measure handy, but I can't imagine a kennel ever fitting underneath this table! My teenage cat likes to sit under it, but even that is a squeeze.
847812
Just measured mine. Slats are 2.75 inches apart. I have a 6 lb. dog and she doesn't come close to fitting through. Hope this helps. I love this gate.
2244589
not big enough for my cats .. who are 13 and 16 pounds. There is no where enough room for them to maneuver. We built it without the divider and it was still very short inside and they do not like it. The safety hinge ripped out of the tip on the first use of the door and the pieces do not fit solidly together so litter pours out of the sides.
199545
The measurements inside the wood sides and ends are roughly (cat was *helping* me) 78" x 81"...you'd have to check the measurements of your frame. (If you need more exact than that, just ask and I'll toss the cat in the bathroom.) There is a support down the center which supports the original wood slats and may or may not help the bed stay true, but I suspect not. My mattress which is a deep queen butts right up against the wooden sides.
1298411
The top platforms are small. I have 2 male cats that are about 18 lbs and neither one would get up there. Also, the upper box is too small for an 18 lb cat to fit into. They can barely fit into the lower box. Lastly, the third layer was too crowded with the 3 upper platforms and the little box. I removed the top 3 platforms, their supporting columns, and the little top box and now my cats can at least get up on the 3rd layer. I also removed the two ramps, as the cats weren't using them and they got in the way of the 2nd layer. Sorry that I don't have explicit sizes for you, but I removed the items you asked about. Hope this helps.