What do you do with that "flap" of material at the back edge, near the window? It just doesn't feel "secure" enough for me. Is yours "loose"?
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I agree with the other responses. It is loose and I considered fixing it but it has not posed an issue. I lay a folded towel in mine and it covers it up anyway.
1372708
I returned the whole thing and got the sheepskin perch bed by Lazy Pet. Really simple and cat loves it.
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Yes it is a little loose - guess they should have put a bit of vulcro on that part so it can close or open if you need to wash or dismantle the seat.However as far as it being secure - it does not affect the usage of the seat at all, you can just tuck it in.My daughter had another slip cover made to use over that one, so it has a more 'designer' look and easy to slip off for washing.
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I just leave it loose. My older cat weighs 15lbs at the max. I am thinking about using some Velcro to put it together but for now... I haven't seen any issues. Hope this helps.
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Yes mine is loose too. I was also surprised they did not put velcro. It does not seem to bother my cat though.
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Yes it is loose. I'm surprised they didn't put a strip of Velcro back there. If it bothered the cat, or me, that's what I would do. But the bed is secure as it slides on the other way. The flap, I suppose, is to cover the PVC. I'm as surprised as you that they didn't put a small Velcro strip there.
984548
Its to loose , I have even put a small towel in the front rest.it helps some.
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Yes but it is supposed that should get down with the glass, but due the width of the clip that holds the courtain on the glass, sometimes it got stuck in upper part of the window when you open it.
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One other thing I'd like to mention. There is a flap that holds the monitor in that Velcro's under it. Be careful if you take it off. I made the mistake of using a letter opener to pull it apart. Little did I realize I cut the stitching on the Velcro. Now it slides down. It holds the monitor in very tightly.Because I did that, some of the screen is hard to work with. So I'm buying another one because I can't repair it. It really holds it well.
2130871
I put it in the back not tucked under, just loose. You don't see it anyway.
1957368
The windows are Velcro so you can not roll them up with it you could just take them off all together, Please let me know if this helped any? Jamie
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I use the window suction cup mount as I knew the adhesive would not hold. I suggest going to a hardware store and buying a more adhesive tape and cut to size.
1070013
On the panel that you're talking about, make sure that it's not upside down. It's actually a window and it has two latches to keep it closed by sliding along the bars.
414848
Get some velcro and strap it around the head rest or stick it to the fuzzy stuff on your back panel. That'll keep it upright for sure, small modification for less hassel ;-)
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I needed to use wood at the top to make sure the window stayed down tight on top. Not sure if this is always necessary. I should have done a little more research before purchasing.
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You are exactly right and that is a drawback, the only one I can think of. My laptop has little "feet" that help to hold it in place but it still slides off from time to time. I've been looking for a small piece of silicone or rubber to prevent that issue but for me it hasn't been a deal breaker; it was for my daughter though. Good luck!
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Um, it's kind of a static cling type thing. The first couple times I used it, it just stuck on there, now I get it damp before I stick it on the window and it works great.
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Ours seems to be fine, though we haven't used it for a while. We keep it in an east facing window.
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I havent had any problem with any part of it falling off. Im sorry to hear your having so much trouble with it :(
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i guess it depends on the sofa! as long as there is something heavy to hold that flap down then you should be good. I actually have mine hanging by my window next to my desk! I just closed the window on the flap.
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It's structural. I'm not positive why it exists, but my guess is that it has to do with keeping tension on the back panel. You might be able to get a fingernail under it and pull it shut.
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Mine has been holding on quite well. However, my backup plan was going to be to use Velcro if it didn't hold. Maybe that will work for you.