I would like to use this for my cats and chahuahuas. I need to know the distance between the steps and what is the height from the floor to the top st
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EliteField Cat Tree EFCT-4039, 20"L x 20"W x 39.5"H by EliteField Those are the overall dimensions. And it's approximately 7 - 8 inches between each level on mine. Yes I got my ruler out...lol. It fits really well into a small corner space and works well for smaller pets. Anything over 10 pounds may find the top bed a tight fit.
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The distance from top to bottom (height) is 39.5 as stated in the description above. The distance between the steps is about a foot.
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from floor to step is 9 inches and it is roughly a little higher than 9 inches each step and from bottom of the floor to top is around 36 37 inches so around 3 feet. its perfect for a cat to watch from a window:)
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EliteField Cat Tree EFCT-4039, 20"L x 20"W x 39.5"H by EliteField Those are the overall dimensions.And it's approximately 7 - 8 inches between each level on mine. Yes I got my ruler out...lol.It fits really well into a small corner space and works well for smaller pets.Anything over 10 pounds may find the top bed a tight fit.
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Just went out and put it up aganist a 36" work bench. It winds up meeting the floor about 5' from the counter. Looks pretty steep to me but I think a cat could use it. Not a cat person so I'm not sure. But look at your space and make sure you don't mind having somthing that takes up that much room in your area. Hope it works out for both you and your feline friend.
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Each step is five inches high. The deph is six inches.These steps are for dog use only. From your question it almost sounds like you want them for human use. I advise against this. They are for dog use and light dog at that. The steps will fall apart. I used Gorilla glue to fix mine. They need to recall these steps. They are a danger.
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The height of the small sized sage colored cat bed is approximately 7 inches. I don't know the height of the mocha bed.
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The steps are 10" x 15", my cat can rest on them but the top pad (for curling up) is too small for her (she is 9 lbs.) and she never goes there. She uses the steps for scratching, but that is pretty much it. It is not really stable by itself, she discovered the first time she jumped up on it, and now she won't trust it, even though I have it stabilized in a corner against the wall. Pretty big disappointment. :o(
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I have six cats, two of my cats use the ladder at the top. The rest don't use the ladders, but one is over ten years old, so I wanted the ladders just in case he needs them in the future.
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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
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I just put a yard stick against mine and it measures just a bit shy of 23" tall. I bought mine to keep my cat from getting out the front door and it has worked so far.
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We purchased this particular item for our 45 lbs Border Collie and it's of reasonable height (especially considering the water bowl is also used by our 2 cats (approx. 18 lbs ea)...they likely couldn't use very comfortably if it was taller). The top of the bowls are 7 1/2" from the ground. If I was strictly considering the height for my Border Collie, I would have likely choose something a few inches taller (perhaps something around 12" tall). However, she manages just fine with it's height. I have to say, I was happily surprised by the quality...it really looks quite nice, especially considering the cost. Hope this helps...
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I think this one is not strong or wide enough for a 20 lb. cat. I have the 2 yr. old, 8 lbs., that loves it and fits perfectly. My 13 - 18 lbs. cats aren't interested nor could they fit on the shelf. The steps are 17 long by 8 1/2 wide.But, I also have this one (but I bought directly from the manufacturer and it looks like Cat Kittywalk changed their product, but this one is more durable and more cats will play with it. http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/door-mount-kitty-climber-8
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I'm 5'9" and it stands taller than I do. I'd say 6-6.5. My cats love it. Since we have a dog, we put the food bowls in the middle cube, too. I will say that the second cube up has been used as a scratching post and the fabric is a little abused, but planning on putting something more durable on that spot.
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I don't have ours right in front of me, but I think it's about 3-4". My older pug uses it once in a while, but he prefers his little steps. Good luck.
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It's 19 inches from floor to the top step. Each step rises 6-1/2". I've got two pugs, one of which is exceptionally small for the breed and she just takes her time getting up there. Using it as a ramp however is way too steep for any small dog.
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32 inches. My cats are older and use it like stairs to reach a desk. My cats are all over 18 llbs and it is hefty enough for them amd for scratching.
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The steps are 19 1/2 inches long and around 10 inches wide. In the middle of each step is a small pad of sisal for the kitten/adult cat to use for scratching or for sitting or even crouching.My ragdoll kitten is really enjoying it. I have it in front of the family room window so he can look out. I am very happy with this purchase.
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Approx 2-21/2 feet in height. @ 1 foot across; opens at an angle so pets can go up to bed our higher furniture. I have it for my two Doxie puppies to come up to my bed as a reward. Steps are a reasonable height for all pets.
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you can set it up to 7-8 feet circle. it also works as cubic feet which will keep your cat off a staircase as well. it works well.