Dimaka 34" Tall Ultimate Cat Scratching Post
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About Dimaka 34" Tall Ultimate Cat Scratching Post
Overall Feedback:
91% positive
82% liked its modern design, but 18% thought it was too ugly
It was extremely easy to put together, with everything just screwing into place.
The cat scratching post looks good and has a good height, but it is thinner in diameter than expected.
The cat-scratching-post design is flawed as the base is inadequate.
85% praised for its durability, while 15% found it broke easily
The post is fairly durable and has never come close to breaking apart. Occasionally, the middle joint needs to be tightened as it can get a little loose over time.
The item holds up well with the weight of two cats and is sturdy, not toppling over.
The cat scratching post is easy to put together and very sturdy.
I found that the cat scratching post needs to be weighted as it is not durable enough for heavy scratchers.
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86% found it easy to install
Setting up was easy and everything connected tightly with all holes accessible.
It is easy to fit and a great value, but it needs a slightly heavier base.
I found the setup to be simple and easy to install. Everything connected easily and all holes were accessible.
I recommend this product for purchase, especially for large cats or small kittens who enjoy climbing. The installation process is easy.
87% appreciated the comfortable scratching surface, though 13% thought it was too rough
I have been buying sisal rope scratching posts for years because it makes a nice scratching surface. It is softer than jute rope and cats prefer it over carpet.
The scratching surface of the other cat scratch post is more durable.
I suggest making the base heavier to prevent the post from wobbling and falling over.
91% liked its compact size, but 9% thought it was too bulky
If you have a decent sized cat or a cat who is a vigorous scratcher, you will have to weigh the base down to keep it from toppling over.
The scratching post broke after less than 2 months of use, about 4 or 5 inches from the base. It seems it wasn't designed to hold the weight of an average cat, which is around 10lbs.
86% liked its stability on the floor, but 14% found it tipped over easily
The scratching post is stable and one of my cats climbed it like a tree, holding on to play with the pom-pom.
The cat scratching post is stable and one of my cats climbed it like a tree, holding on to play with the pom-pom.
I noticed that the cat is afraid to use the towers because the cat-scratching-post was incredibly unstable.
The cat is afraid to use the towers because the cat-scratching-post is unstable.
The scratching post fell over when I noticed the cat scratching on it for the third time, indicating instability.
