Looking for Answers about Trixie Trixie DreamWorld Madrid Cat Tree?

Yes it does come with a hammock even though it is not listed. The hammock looks more like a solid "net" that you would catch a fish in hahaha. In the photo on the website, the hammock is the thing hanging off the the right hand side above the cubby.

It actually has two. The round one is on the right in the product picture and is a true hammock. The bottom left "platform" in the picture is cloth over a wire outside frame.

There are two hammocks... a square one at the first level up from the floor, and a round one higher up (as shown in the picture).

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YES! There are two hammocks, one square and one round.

The product is adjustable to fit both, but 96" is a tight fit. Mine measure 95" and I had to work on things a bit to get a fit that was functional. I received two extra shorter posts with mine and used one of those at the top instead of the called for longer one that was supplied. It is working fairly well - we'll see if it holds up over time.

It's adjustable from 96 to 106. The top piece is a screw with a pad that unscrews and wedges against the ceiling. Since you wrote this almost a year ago, I imagine you got it already our something else and don't care anymore.

My ceiling is 8 ft (96") high, and this cat tree JUST fits, with the ceiling attachment, which I would say is totally necessary. I believe they say "106") because the ceiling attachment is quite long, and can probably reach that high if you'd need it to.

No my. Celing in 8 fro tall we just left the very top piece off and it fits perfect in my living room. And my cat loves it!!!!

There is no way this item can be 36" high. That would make it 3 feet high.

Yes! My cat weighs 14 pounds and it holds him just fine!

One of my cats is over 12 lbs, and she has no problem sleeping in the hammock. The fact that you have the extension bar that goes to the ceiling makes the whole tree more stable.

I'd imagine so. Mine are both 8 lbs, but I didn't even use the ceiling wedge and it is really sturdy. Your cats might not like the bowl bed on the right, since it flexes a little when my cats get in. Once mine figured out that it flexes, but doesn't fall, they were fine.

My cats are about 11 and 13 lbs. My 13 lb. cat loves this tree, and is able to climb it and use the platforms, and the round hammock is holding up well. I think he must have jumped down onto the square hammock, and the frame bent a little bit, but I was able to bend it back. I'm not sure how many times that will work before it breaks. They haven't shown any interest in the open "log" shaped thing near the top... I think it's probably too small for them, but they're enjoying it (especially the sisal posts), and it's very sturdy, when the ceiling attachment is used (I wouldn't dare use it without the ceiling attachment).

does not screw into ceiling there is a small round cap/disc that you brace up against the ceiling and adjust with a long threaded rod and wingnut works great when you get it figured out :)

No, the ceiling attachment does not screw into the ceiling. It has a long bolt that goes into one of the posts, and then a wing nut that you adjust to snug the cushioned ceiling pad against the ceiling.

The ceiling attachment is screwed UP to the ceiling. There is a long piece of threaded rod with a padded end that creates adjustable tension against the ceiling. A wing nut locks the threaded rod in place. System works fairly well. ** The plastic endcaps w/metal threaded inserts on the posts are only going to survive so much tension before stripping/breaking.

There are two caves, three upper solo small platforms, two lower platforms, and two small balconies outside the upper cave. There are no hammocks included. It should be possible to attach them to the undersides of platforms with screws or bolts, but holes and hardware for such are not provided. I would NOT recommend trying to hang a hammock off the underside of the three upper solo platforms, as it would probably eventually break away the column it was attached to. The upper balconies would work well though.