Modern, Distinctive & Custom Cat
Furniture
for Discriminating Tastes
48" Little Lotus Modern Cat Tree CLOSE-OUT
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The Little Lotus is a miniature version of Lotus cat tree. Like its larger counterpart, it boasts a sleek, organic design. But even this compact design is great for multiple cat use!
The Little Lotus is manufactured in ply with wood veneer. Each tree is hand-stained and coated with polyurethane top coat to resist scratches for years of enjoyment.
DESIGNER STAIN: Honey ONLY, available
SPECIAL FEATURES: • Carpeted "cubby" at bottom is a great hideout • Cubby can also be used to conceal litter box & top lifts off for easy access • Multi-level perches ideal for multi-cat households! • Each level is arranged for safe climbing • Each ledge can support over 50 lbs • Sturdy design allows flex for safety • Weighted bottom designed to prevent tipping over • Assembly directions included
MEASURES: 20" x 20" x 48" high
SHIPPING: FREE shipping. SAVE $30!
PLEASE NOTE: This item is being phased-out. HONEY only available only as supply lasts.
Questions
Answers
Do you offer a warranty?
We offer consumers a 6 month limited warranty. Warranty covers manufacturers defect and does not cover carpet and sisal wear and tear. Consumers are responsible for shipping cost of returning the product.
Are your cat furniture products sturdy?
Our products have been thoroughly tested for strength. The shelves of the Lotus and Little Lotus can hold over 50 pounds each. The curved design will give so the structure won't tip over, even with big cats. The base is weighted. We are confident our products are strong enough for your cats’ daily needs, but we do not recommend owners and children playing, sitting, or resting heavy objects on these designs
Can I put a litter tray in the cubby?
Yes the top of the cubby is easily removable. The dimensions of the inside of the cubby are 18" w x 13.5" d x 14" h.
Customer Reviews
Average rating from 1 reviews: 5.0
Great so farSet up was easy. Looks great and cats took to it right away. Only problem was that one of the hole plugs was too small and got pushed into the screw hole.Written by Mark Bix on Thu 2 Dec 2010 8:37:02 PM GMT
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