Our method
How we test cat hammocks
Three hammocks, one per type of window. Here is what we check before keeping one, and what we measure ourselves.
Our criteria
- The mount holds without drilling. Suction cups, hooks or a frame: any model that needs a screw or glue is dropped. That is the condition for it to be fitted in a rental and moved when the light shifts.
- The measurements can be checked. We record the real footprint, not the size of the sleeping surface. On the suction model that means publishing 19.9 in (50.5 cm) — the width of glass you need — rather than the 17.7 in (45 cm) of the pad.
- The stock holds up. A model available in twos does not make the range. We dropped a wall-mounted hammock for that reason alone, even though the product was good.
- The lead time stays realistic. We quote 6 to 10 business days and we hold to it. A model that shipped on a one-month lead time was dropped for that reason, despite an attractive price.
- The reviews we publish. 115 ratings, 4.9 out of 5.
What buyers say
We prefer reported use to theoretical figures: buyers describe two cats settled together on the suction model, and a 15 lb (7 kg) cat on the wooden frame. Every order is covered for 30 days: if the hammock does not suit, it goes back at our expense.
3
mounts kept out of the five products examined at sourcing
— Sunbask, internal sourcing record, 2026
19.9 in
the measurement nobody publishes, which we took ourselves (50.5 cm)
— verified buyer review, January 13, 2026, 2026
30 days
to change your mind — our own policy, on every market we ship to
— Sunbask returns policy, 2026