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K&H EZ Mount Grey Window Kitty Sill, 12" L X 23" W
Description
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The patent pending K&H Kitty Sill EZ Window Mount is the easiest, strongest, most versatile window sleeper on the market. We've incorporated 2 push'n'turn suction cups and 2 giant push cups for the ultimate in strength. Each suction cup holds in excess of 100 lbs. yet is still easily removable for cleaning. Exclusive design allows for window blinds, curtains and shades to operate normally! Cover easily removes for washing. One year limited warranty.
- - Holds over 100 lbs.
- - Sturdy steel frame
- - Can fold up to allow blinds to close when needed
- - Removable washable cover
- - Purrfect for bird watching
- - Easy to install
- - One year limited warranty
Specifications
| SKU | 3139614 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | K&H |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Grey |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 12 IN |
|---|---|
| Width | 23 IN |
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Kitty loves it!
Val in CA
5 years ago
My cat wanted to sit in my window for the sun and view but only had the sharp ed...
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Top Suction Cups Don't Work
DINKDive
5 years ago
I have tried cleaning the glass, cleaning the cups, trying to "tighten" the suct...
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Suction cups
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Stop making these screw on suction cups!
Shell
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Great, foldable window shelf
Chris M.
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Easy to install, fun for them to use.
Molly and Sprout
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Missing parts
Lydia
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Actually stays put!!
Ann S
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our cats love this
Lou
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Window perch
Daysr23
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Questions
The specifications say it holds "up to 100 lbs.", so why not a 30 lbs. dog? I was interested in using this to hold plants in my windows, so how much weight will this actually support?
- This product is designed to safely hold up to 100 lbs. We do not recommend using the product over this weight limit. It is also designed with cats in mind but if your dog can access it, loves sleeping on it, and is under 100 lbs there should be no problem.
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Would this work for a 30 pound dog? I have a French bulldog and he loves to lay and look out the window and would love This. I know it says each suction cup holds up to 100 Pounds but is there anyone that has experience with it holding around 30 pounds?
- We would not recommend this for a 30 pound dog. We would recommend trying our elevated pet cot as an alternative.
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Interested, but curious about lowering and closing blinds at night. Do plastic screws allow you to snap the bed off? fold it up? Is it easy to leave the suction cups attached, and put the hammock up each AM?
- The patent pending design enables you to quickly fold up your kitty sill WITHOUT removing it from the window, allowing full functionality of your curtains or blinds.
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