Cat Beds
Modern Window Sill Cat Lounge
287 reviews- Mounts to the window on four heavy-duty suction cups
- Holds up to 33 pounds, room for a big cat to sprawl
- Reversible, machine-washable cover for every season
- Sturdy frame, folds flat when not in use
- Gives indoor cats the sunny, elevated perch they crave
Product details
Description
Cats will spend all day at a window if you give them somewhere comfortable to do it. This hammock mounts straight to the glass on four heavy-duty suction cups and holds up to 33 pounds, enough for even a big cat to sprawl out and watch the world go by. The frame is sturdy, the cover is reversible and machine washable for whichever season you are in, and the whole thing folds flat when you want it out of the way. It gives an indoor cat the elevated, sunlit perch they are always trying to invent for themselves.
Features
- Mounts to the window on four heavy-duty suction cups
- Holds up to 33 pounds, room for a big cat to sprawl
- Reversible, machine-washable cover for every season
- Sturdy frame, folds flat when not in use
- Gives indoor cats the sunny, elevated perch they crave
Shipping & returns
Free shipping on orders over $60. Easy 60-day returns: if it's not right for your pet, send it back. We cover return shipping on anything damaged, faulty, or not what you ordered. Full details on our Shipping & Returns page.
Reviews
What pet people say
Nice product
I like how simple this is to assemble and attach to the window. No special tools needed. I also appreciate that it is more minimalistic in appearance and leaves more of a view through the window for everyone. There is hardly a thing sweeter than your beloved cat contently watching the world go by in a safe comfy spot. I recommend it.
Easy to assemble
Easy to assemble with easy to follow directions included. My kitten immediately jumped up on it and loves to perch up high and look out the window to chatter at birds.
Assembly was very easy
Assembly was very easy. But I can't really put a curtain down or blinds for privacy where it was attached to my bedroom window, so I put it on my back door. It's okay as long as the cat's not in there — when I open the door it scares them.