Can you tell me what the dimensions of the two top posts that the cat would lay on? Thanks
368053
The one that. I have is slightly different than the one that's pictured. The top circular platform is about. a foot in diameter.there's another top area that's like an oversized sock that a smaller cat could lay in that's approximately ten inches in diameter. Hope that helps
759843
17" wide by 10 1/2" deep. All 3 other platforms are the same size, you can position them however you want, any direction. The pole takes up some space though, so this is good for kittens or smaller cats. My 20 lb. cat plays on it but it's too small to lounge. Also, it was very close, but it fits fine with my standard ceiling height of about 8 ft. I had to pull tension down as far as it would go, then tapped it into place with a hammer. You need a tall ladder or stepstool to easily reach the ceiling. So mine is on full- tension and doesn't budge when the cats are playing/ scratching on it. It creaks a little but the tension is strong enough so it won't move out of place. 17" wide by 10 1/2" deep. All 3 other platforms are the same size, you can position them however you want, any direction. The pole takes up some space though, so this is good for kittens or smaller cats. My 20 lb. cat plays on it but it's too small to lounge. Also, it was very close, but it fits fine with my standard ceiling height of about 8 ft. I had to pull tension down as far as it would go, then tapped it into place with a hammer. You need a tall ladder or stepstool to easily reach the ceiling. So mine is on full- tension and doesn't budge when the cats are playing/... » Read More 17" wide by 10 1/2" deep. All 3 other platforms are the same size, you can position them however you want, any direction. The pole takes up some space though, so this is good for kittens or smaller cats. My 20 lb. cat plays on it but it's too small to lounge. Also, it was very close, but it fits fine with my standard ceiling height of about 8 ft. I had to pull tension down as far as it would go, then tapped it into place with a hammer. You need a tall ladder or stepstool to easily reach the ceiling. So mine is on full- tension and doesn't budge when the cats are playing/ scratching on it. It creaks a little but the tension is strong enough so it won't move out of place. « Show Less
582433
I am not sure of the dimensions but both my cats are 11lbs and they fit just fine (one to a condo). They are also able to turn around and around as cats do to get the bedding just right and I have placed a small blanket inside each one.
1485231
We got rid of the trays so I don't have the measurements. I can say that they were too small for my cat...they would be perfect for a kitten that you were trying to litter train and okay maybe as a cat box liner or even as a travel box....the sides were way too low for us, didn't give any "catch" room for when our cat cleaned up after herself.
1236720
Your 11 lb. cat should love this bed! Outside measurements: 18" long, 13" tall, 12" wide. Inside measurements: 17" long, and 11" tall with the soft 2" pillow. This is a WONDERFUL bed! My 11 lb. cats fit in it with LOTS of room to stretch out and turn around. My 16 lb. cat fits in it with room to move around also, which is why I bought it as finding a bed big enough for him was not easy. The removable cushion is very soft and they love it. The cats stay very warm in this bed. The bed holds its shape and the entrance stays open.
2120451
If you remove the pad and cushion there is lining under the cushion. The post is large enough for a large cat. I have 3 large cats to lay in this post. Everyone of them fit and enjoy this post. Well worth the money. It's very soft and easy to clean.
92075
Karly:Most are 12 inches by 12 inches but the very bottom one is about 18 by 18. The second one up from the bottom is 23 by 12. The top one is oval and is also about 12 inches deep. They are big enough for most cats unless you are trying to put a tiger, lion or cheetah on it. If you do that, please post pictures.
759846
the base measures 17" X10 1/2 " I have it in my front doorway so cat looks out the door at the birds on front lown. She loves it and falls asleep on it after playing with a squeekie mouse I put on top shelf. She makes a running leap up to the second shelf then sneeks up to get the mouse on top shelf. Graet enterment for me and the cat. Top has a spring action pipe that secures it tight in my doorway. very tight fit but secure also. Hope this helps. The only complaint is that it is wraped in a fuzzy material over a round cardboard tube. I think a berber rug would be better for the cat to use as a scratching post. the base measures 17" X10 1/2 " I have it in my front doorway so cat looks out the door at the birds on front lown. She loves it and falls asleep on it after playing with a squeekie mouse I put on top shelf. She makes a running leap up to the second shelf then sneeks up to get the mouse on top shelf. Graet enterment for me and the cat. Top has a spring action pipe that secures it tight in my doorway. very tight fit but secure also. Hope this helps. The only complaint is that it is wraped in a fuzzy material over a round cardboard tube. I think a berber rug would be better for the... » Read More the base measures 17" X10 1/2 " I have it in my front doorway so cat looks out the door at the birds on front lown. She loves it and falls asleep on it after playing with a squeekie mouse I put on top shelf. She makes a running leap up to the second shelf then sneeks up to get the mouse on top shelf. Graet enterment for me and the cat. Top has a spring action pipe that secures it tight in my doorway. very tight fit but secure also. Hope this helps. The only complaint is that it is wraped in a fuzzy material over a round cardboard tube. I think a berber rug would be better for the cat to use as a scratching post. « Show Less
635219
I just measured it, it's 11 1/2 x 11 1/2 round. I just put it together yesterday. My cat is a Bengal. She loves it. It's not as big as it looks but she had plenty of room. Very sturdy.
1756693
it is rated at 20 lbs. measurements are on line. i can't answer about two cats. i suspect your vet may be able to answer
2181686
In received 2 different orders of this item and both were broken so I've sent them back, so I'm not sure of the dimensions. I really liked the idea and wanted them for my 3 kitties but broken doesn't do me any good. I hope this helps, feel free to ask me any other questions you may have.
1396974
The post is 18 inches over all top to bottom. My cat loves it. If yours goes for the carpet on the top of the base, get some clear plastic 27 inch wide stair runner for about a buck a linear foot at home centers.
1308002
the two lower condos are 12" measured from the inside. The upper of the two, is only half a shelf. If your cats like to snuggle in tight spaces, then the lower condo will work. My 18lb cat uses it all the time, my smaller 7lb never. Both cats love to lounge on the shelves and stretch using the posts. But Beware, I have two of these cat condos, and both of them have one shelf, that is not carpeted both top and bottom and The condo walls are not carpeted inside.
1959126
My cat is about 15 pounds and often lays (upright) on the second platform, though it might be a bit small if he was sprawled out. The top level should definitely be plenty for her curled up (it is for my cat). It's a good, sturdy tree.
2233390
I think the cat would fit, maybe more so on the top bed, but it would be a snug. I have 2 cats about that same weight and they can fit on the beds but I would have preferred if they were larger. Also, they didn't like the fur covering and would not go on it until I put folded up towels on each bed.
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.
1045780
The resting area of the steps is about 12" x 8". The actual step is about 4" longer but that space is where the step connects to the post. A cat that is not too large would be able to rest on the steps (no Maine Coons!). Ditto with the top.