Where to install?

The intended place to install your Cozitto™ Cat Hammock is on a window, but can also work on any glass surface! For the best possible use, make sure it's a window where sunlight enters your home.

Before setting up, make sure you give your window a good clean and wipe, to remove any possible dust or miniscule debris from sticking to the hammock's suction cups; otherwise, the cups' hold will weaken.

Listed Parts

As stated, the parts you will receive include two intersecting poles, four suction cups, one cloth piece, and two hammock body parts - with two wires attached at the corners. The following guide will list how to set your hammock up with these parts.

Phase 1: Piecing Togehter

- First, connect the two intersection poles with the hammock body, as shown in the illustration above.
- Then, take your cloth piece and insert your hammock in. Locate the two intended holes in your cloth piece, and stick your wire pieces our of them.

 

- If you've followed the instructions above, your hammock should now look like illustration 3. If you have, this is where you take your suction cups.
- Before starting your next step, attach two of your suction cups to the still, open ends of your hammock. This will be the base of your hammock.

Phase 2: Connecting your Cups

- Your suction cups' smaller end are built in a way that allows your wires' ends to be inserted. Take the plastic ends of your wires and attach them into your suction cups as shown in illustration 5.
- After you've done all four, decide where you would like to hang your hammock in your house.
- Once you're ready to fully set up, make sure to moisturize the open surface of your suction cups with some water, and then stick them against the glass. Your Cozitto™ Cat Hammock is now ready and good to go!

**Important to note: The suction cups will hold strong when moisturized first, and then stuck against a wall. A dirty hanging surface or a dirty cup surface will have a lesser effect in holding the hammock still. Make sure both are clean before setting up.