Floor-to-Ceiling Maine Coon Cat Tree EX-S-MAX-5

Floor-to-Ceiling Maine Coon Cat Tree EX-S-MAX-5

The EX-S-MAX-5 floor-to-ceiling Maine Coon cat tree is an extensive tension-mounted structure from the MAX range. It combines exceptionally thick scratching posts, two soft hammock levels, a large round platform and an elevated cat house with an additional bed on top. The model uses the height of the room to create vertical space for scratching, climbing, observing and resting. The complete structure is stabilised between the floor and ceiling by a robust tensioning mechanism based on an M12 screw.

EX-S-MAX-5 dimensions and equipment

• Floor-to-ceiling tension cat tree for Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats and other large cats.
• Overall height: made to the room height supplied with the order.
• Base: 60 × 60 cm.
• Posts: Ø 18 cm, wrapped with sisal rope.
• M12 ceiling tension mechanism with upper pressure plate.
• 1 double hammock: frame 70 × 70 cm, resting area approximately 45 × 65 cm, two levels.
• Round platform: Ø 60 cm.
• Elevated cat house: inner diameter Ø 50 cm, height 41 cm.
• Top bed on the cat house: Ø 56 cm.
• 5 resting areas: two hammock levels, platform, house interior and top bed.
• Removable hammock cover, washable at up to 40°C.
• Textiles: hook-and-loop cushions and a removable pillow.
• Separate replacement set: one double hammock cover, two hook-and-loop cushions and one pillow.
• Material, wood colour, house interior, mat, rope, top panel, entrance, base, underside finish and engraving: according to available configuration options.

The hammock, platform and house extend beyond the base; allow more than 60 × 60 cm for safe access and jumping.

Allow the hammock cover to dry completely before refitting and attach it correctly to the frame. Check fabric, zips and fixings periodically.

Individual parts can be replaced without replacing the whole structure. Check rope, textiles, hammock frame, house mounting, connections and tension for wear.

Consider the cat’s size, weight, age, mobility and jumping habits, the number of cats and the floor and ceiling at the installation point.

Measuring and support surfaces

Measure the vertical distance from the finished floor to the ceiling precisely at the intended position. Do not rely only on building plans; floor and ceiling levels can vary. Incorrect measurements may prevent proper tension adjustment.

The upper plate must rest against a flat, stable, sufficiently strong ceiling. Check suitability before using suspended ceilings, lightweight boards, tiles or decorative panels; a thin covering is not automatically a suitable support.

The base must rest evenly on a flat, stable floor. Soft carpets, unstable coverings and uneven floors can affect vertical alignment and tension.

Assembly and periodic checks

After assembly, check vertical alignment, even contact of the base, tightness of connections, stability of the house and hammock frame and correct M12 tension.

Recheck after the first days of intensive use and periodically thereafter, especially after moving the cat tree, changing flooring, renovation or any loosening.

With several large cats, loads can act at different points simultaneously; check all connections and tension particularly regularly.