19 reviews forPluschi Windowsill Seat

Unfortunately, the range of the screws is small and not really suitable for our windowsill. It still works somehow, and we use it from time to time. But maybe that's also because of the hot summer—during winter, they might use it more often.

Sturdy product for large cats. My 8 kg Maine Coon approves.

It arrived today. I had to wash the cover. Our windowsill is crooked from the previous owner, so I had to prop it up, but it holds and by the evening our cat was already climbing onto the window where we fixed it for him. The cat weighs 6 kg and the windowsill is only about 15% as wide as the bed, so hopefully it will handle the weight since I have it propped up.

Easy to assemble, the cats use it every day. They've ignored plenty of beds before, but they approve of this one. We have narrow window sills, so they really appreciated it. Whether they're sleeping on it or just watching what's going on outside the window 😊

Unfortunately, it doesn't stick to any of my 6 windows. I have others (different brand) that hold like a charm. Now it's just lying on the floor. Sadly, only 2 stars because it does look nice.

Easy to install and offers more lounging space than the windowsill.

Very good product, easy to install.

Very good product. It's the perfect extension for the windowsill so the cat can lounge around more comfortably. At our place, it was installed on an 18 cm wide sill in just a minute. Very stable, cushioned bed!

Great solution, because it’s safe, stable, and can easily hold my cat who’s almost 5 kilos—Lili fits on it comfortably. There’s even a layer of foam under the plush cover for extra comfort.

Unfortunately, we can only attach it to the windowsill in one of our four rooms, as the measurements of the other windowsills don’t match those of the mounting base. Also, it’s only lightly padded, and when inserting the metal clamp, it’s easy to tear the thin foam.

The cats have accepted the bed. The only thing I can complain about is the foam under the cover—it squeaks when pressed. You can hear every time they get on the bed, so at first the cats would put a paw on it and back off, but in the end they’re using it. You can sew a cover in a different colour yourself, like with minky fabric, so it matches the scratching post.

We installed these on 2 windows in 2 rooms to extend the window sills, since our cat likes to shower there too and this way there’s more space. We were worried that the cat might roll off during a zoomie session. In both cases, the window sills are of normal width. Unfortunately, we couldn’t extend the narrow window sill in the living room with this, as it’s quite a large extra bed. The corners are rounded and well covered with plush. So it’s zoomie-proof.