Cat tree for Maine Coon cat EX-MAX-7

EX-MAX-7 Maine Coon cat tree – double hammock and four resting areas

The EX-MAX-7 Maine Coon cat tree is a tall freestanding structure from the MAX range, developed for large and heavy cats. It combines four substantial scratching posts with four different resting areas: an elongated trough-style bed, a round dish bed, a large double hammock and a spacious rosette bed. The cat can scratch, climb, observe its surroundings from above and choose between several different resting positions.

EX-MAX-7 has been designed primarily for Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats and other powerfully built cats. Its enlarged beds and 18 cm diameter posts meet the needs of animals for which many conventional cat trees are too small, narrow or insufficiently stable.

The double hammock is the most distinctive feature of this model. Together with the trough, round bed and rosette, it creates a varied resting area that does not restrict the cat to one type of bed. This is particularly valuable for large cats, which frequently change position while sleeping and require enough room for their complete body.

Stable 70 × 70 cm base

The complete structure stands on a square 70 × 70 cm base. Its broad footprint helps maintain stability while the cat climbs, descends, scratches the posts or jumps onto the upper beds.

Stability is especially important for a Maine Coon. The dynamic load generated when a large cat jumps can be considerably greater than its stationary body weight. A suitably broad base helps reduce movement of the structure and supports safer access to the different levels.

The cat tree should be positioned on an even, firm and stable floor. Sufficient free space should be left around it so that a large cat can jump onto the beds, turn around and climb down without hitting nearby walls, windowsills or furniture.

Height of 182 cm and effective use of vertical space

The overall height of EX-MAX-7 is 182 cm. The structure provides several levels for activity and rest, making efficient use of vertical space without occupying an exceptionally large floor area.

The upper resting place can serve as an elevated observation point. The cat can monitor what is happening in the room from a position considerably higher than the floor or ordinary furniture. For many cats, this height provides a sense of security and a quieter place to rest.

Several beds positioned at different levels also allow the cat to change location throughout the day. It can use the lower hammock, move to the trough or round bed and then rest in the elevated rosette.

Four substantial posts with a diameter of 18 cm

The EX-MAX-7 structure is supported by four posts with a diameter of 18 cm. They are considerably thicker than the posts used on many standard cat trees. The increased diameter provides an extensive scratching area and substantial support for the enlarged resting elements.

The model contains two 40 cm posts together with 80 cm and 120 cm posts. Different lengths provide scratching surfaces at several heights. The shorter posts can be used while the cat moves around the structure, while the longer sections allow a more upright scratching position.

Several posts distribute the cat’s activity across different parts of the tree. The animal is not restricted to one scratching surface but can scratch, climb and support its paws at various points on the structure.

120 cm post for a full-body stretch

The longest post is 120 cm long. It allows a large cat to position its front paws high, straighten its back and extend a considerable part of its body while scratching. This is especially important for adult Maine Coons, whose long torso and limbs require more space than those of an average cat.

A post that is too short forces a large cat to scratch while crouching or keeping its legs strongly bent. A long scratching section lets the cat use the tree not only for claw care but also for naturally stretching the muscles of the back, shoulders and legs.

Regular scratching helps remove the outer layers of the claws, stretch the body and leave natural scent markings. Adequately sized scratching surfaces are therefore an important part of an indoor cat’s environment.

Elongated 70 × 50 cm trough-style bed

One of the largest resting areas is the 70 × 50 cm trough-style bed. Its elongated shape suits the proportions of a large cat and allows it to lie along the bed, extend its front paws or sleep on its side.

The 70 cm length provides considerably more room than the small shelves found on many conventional cat trees. A Maine Coon can position its torso comfortably, rest its head against the raised edge and change position without being restricted by an undersized surface.

The shaped sides create a more sheltered place than a completely flat platform. The cat retains an open view of the room while being able to support its back, head or paws against the side of the bed.

Round dish bed with a diameter of 51 cm

The second resting zone is a round dish bed with a diameter of 51 cm. It can be used for sleeping, observing the surroundings or taking a short rest while moving between the different levels.

The round shape suits cats that like to curl up, position their body in a semicircle or rest their paws on the edge. Its 51 cm diameter gives a large cat considerably more room than a small platform intended mainly for sitting.

The open round bed complements the shaped trough, flexible hammock and enclosed rosette. The cat can therefore choose a surface that matches its preferred position and its need to observe the room.

Double hammock measuring 70 × 70 cm

The most distinctive feature of EX-MAX-7 is its 70 × 70 cm double hammock. The actual resting area measures approximately 45 × 65 cm, providing suitable space for a larger Maine Coon.

A hammock supports the body differently from a rigid shelf or bed. The material adapts beneath the cat, allowing it to settle into the resting surface. The sides partially surround the torso and can create a more clearly defined and secure sleeping place.

The generous surface allows the cat to rest curled up, semi-reclined or with some of its legs extended. It can place its head or paws against the edge and change position more freely during a longer sleep.

The double hammock is particularly suitable for cats that prefer flexible, suspended beds. Combined with three firmer resting zones, it provides a distinctly different form of body support.

Rosette bed with a 50 cm internal diameter

Another resting place is the rosette bed with an internal diameter of 50 cm. Its upper outer section has a diameter of 56 cm. The raised surround partially encloses the cat, creates a clearly defined area and supports the back, head and paws.

The internal diameter is the most important measurement of a rosette because it determines the actual space available to the cat. The 50 cm interior gives a large cat room to position its body within the raised edge without being restricted to a small sleeping surface.

The rosette is especially suitable for cats that like a raised edge around them but do not necessarily want to sleep in a completely enclosed house. The cat remains visible, retains an open view and can observe the room from an elevated level.

Four different resting areas

EX-MAX-7 offers four different resting zones. The elongated trough allows the cat to extend its body, the round bed provides an open surface, the double hammock adapts to the body shape and the rosette creates an elevated bed surrounded by a raised edge.

This combination removes the need to choose one compromise type of bed. The cat can change location according to temperature, time of day, activity level, its need to observe the surroundings and its preferred sleeping position.

Variety is also valuable in a multi-cat household. Cats can select separate levels and zones rather than competing for a single favourite bed. Shared use always depends on their relationship, but four resting areas provide considerably more freedom than one shelf.

Open structure without an enclosed house

EX-MAX-7 has an open design and does not include an enclosed cat house. All resting places remain visible and easy to access. The model suits cats that like to monitor their surroundings, avoid enclosed dens or prefer beds that can be approached from several directions.

The absence of a house does not mean there are no sheltered positions. The double hammock partially surrounds the body, the trough has shaped sides and the rosette features a raised edge. The cat can therefore choose different degrees of enclosure without entering a closed space.

The open layout also makes it easier to see the cat and access the individual elements during cleaning. This is particularly useful in a multi-cat home or cattery where the resting areas are used intensively.

Climbing, scratching and resting in one structure

EX-MAX-7 combines a scratching tree, climbing structure, observation point and extensive resting area. The cat can move between levels, use several posts, stop on the round bed or trough and then rest in the double hammock or rosette.

This layout means that the structure is useful for more than sleeping. It can become a place for daily stretching, climbing, observing the room and resting away from floor level.

A varied vertical environment is especially important for an indoor cat. It provides opportunities for movement, climbing, scratching and selecting elevated places without leaving the home.

Suitable for use by several cats

Four resting areas and several levels mean that EX-MAX-7 can also be used in a home with more than one cat. Individual animals can occupy different beds, observe the room from separate heights and use different posts.

A large number of elements does not guarantee that every cat will use the tree at the same time, as this depends on their relationships and individual preferences. It does, however, offer more opportunities to divide the available space than a small structure with one bed.

The model can also be useful in a cattery or home with several large cats, where beds, hammocks and scratching surfaces are used more frequently and intensively.

Replaceable covers and easier renewal

A separate set of replacement covers is available for EX-MAX-7. This allows the resting elements to be refreshed after extended use without replacing the complete cat tree.

The option to replace covers is especially useful for the double hammock and large beds, which regularly support the weight of the cat. Textile elements may wear sooner than the main structure, so replacing them helps extend the practical life of the product.

A second set can be used alternately or to change the colour of the cat tree. It also makes it easier to keep the resting areas in suitable condition in a multi-cat household.

Customisable colours and finish

Available fabric, wood, mat and rope colour options can be selected when ordering. This allows the appearance of EX-MAX-7 to be coordinated with a living room, bedroom, dedicated cat room or cattery.

A cat tree with a height of 182 cm is a visible element of the interior. The selection of wood, fabric and rope therefore affects not only its practical use but also the appearance of the room. A coordinated configuration helps combine functionality with the surrounding décor.

Before ordering, it is worth comparing the available options and selecting a combination that suits both the character of the interior and the practical requirements of a home with cats.

Which cats is EX-MAX-7 designed for?

The model has been designed primarily for Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats and other large and heavy cats, including animals weighing more than 8 kg. Suitability depends not only on weight, however, but also on body length, mobility, age and resting habits.

EX-MAX-7 is particularly suitable for a cat that enjoys large hammocks, elevated observation points and the ability to change resting places. Four different beds allow the cat to adjust its position to its current needs, while the substantial posts provide a generous scratching surface.

The cat’s mobility should also be considered. An older cat or one with limited movement may need easier access between the levels than a young, active Maine Coon that readily makes high jumps.

EX-MAX-7 dimensions and equipment

• model: EX-MAX-7,
• designed for: Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats and other large cats,
• construction type: freestanding cat tree,
• base: 70 × 70 cm,
• trough-style bed: 70 × 50 cm,
• round dish bed: 51 cm diameter,
• double hammock: 70 × 70 cm,
• hammock resting area: 45 × 65 cm,
• rosette bed: 50 cm internal diameter,
• upper rosette diameter: 56 cm,
• number of posts: 4,
• post diameter: 18 cm,
• post lengths: 2 × 40 cm, 80 cm and 120 cm,
• number of resting areas: 4,
• overall height: 182 cm,
• covers: replaceable and available as a separate set.

EX-MAX-7 is a tall and stable Maine Coon cat tree equipped with four substantial posts, a large double hammock and three additional resting areas. Its open multi-level structure gives a large cat room to scratch, climb, observe its surroundings and rest in several different positions.