Question 1

How many transparent spaceship hammock it comes with?

Accepted Answer

It did not come with any clear spaceship hammocks. Those are all sold separately. In my opinion, all very overpriced for the quality.

Question 2

Is it possible to make the pole without the platforms in between?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can choose not to add the platforms in between. Although, you leave your cats no place to sit :) We have a bengal cat and have positioned the platforms so there is a section without the platforms at all. Our bengal scales the entire pole between the platforms, loves it!

Question 3

My ceiling is 74 inches. Is it possible to omit one of the sections to make the tree shorter? Does the top part connect to any of the sections?

Accepted Answer

I think that would work.   It's really forgiving as far as height goes,.  The pillars screw into each other with the platforms in between.  Each pillar has a long  threaded bolt at one end and a female screw at the other end.  The top is attached the same way .. a bolt that screws down into the top section.  The top is tightened with a couple of nuts.  BTW ... tighten these from time to time, to prevent the pole from falling.  My cats hit it hard then clamber up, so it can loosen.  I see this question has been answered by the seller  (6th question down)... and they advise someone  who has an 80 inch ceiling to remove one of the pillars.   If that is still too tall, there are two other adjustments.  First, you can remove a platform for about 3/4 of an inch.  Then,  The top screw which goes to the ceiling could be shortened  a lot.  It screws up or down inside the top pillar about 8 inches or maybe more, if I remember correctly.

Question 4

How do you get it tight to the celing? I cant figure out how to without spinning the cat head which cant spin anymore with the silicone pad.

Accepted Answer

That's what the little wrench is for ... there are 5 nuts on the top screw that need to be tightened.  Some are tightened downward and some are tightened upward to the cat head. ... after you get it pushed up to the ceiling as tight as possible.  It's in the instruction, I believe but, as usual, a bit difficult to understand.

BTW ... my post is mounted on a TILE FLOOR ... and it fell over when the cats charged it and hit it hard.  We determined that the bottom ... not the top .... slid out from underneath it.  We solved the problem .... placed 4 small tabs (used to put under glass tops  to keep glass tables stable),  on the 4 corners underneath the square base .... and the post is very stable now.  The base does not slide at all.

Catforest Cat Climbing Tower, Floor-to-Ceiling, Natural Sisal Rope Scratching Post, 93.7-101.1Inch, 101.2-108.6Inch, 108.7-115.4Inch

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