Cat Tree Tower - Multi-Level Climbing Activity Center for Indoor Cats & Kittens with Scratching Posts, Platform, Jute Rope, Large (45.9"H), Beige

Easy to assemble and my cat loves it, the hight is perfect for her to jump comfortably and she has fun scratching the posts. She only weighs 9 lbs and its a good fit. Good quality, very stable, and a good value.

Good quality, sturdy, the easiest set up ive ever done. The material is like a thick apartment carpet, which isnt a bad thing. The scratching post part is thread, not some cheap plastic. My cat immediately started rolling around on the top floor and loving it. She then fell asleep. She barely touched the last cat tower i had for her, so it was surprising how she was immediately obsessed. Its worth the price.

Initially my cat ignored it because she's a cat, and they do that. However, when I woke up I found her curled up on the top bed. I worried that the round bed was too small, it appeared small and she is a large cat. Not overweight but tall and long for a female. But, she fit just fine. Cats seem to be liquid and able to sleep anywhere they can fit themselves, so she approved. She also used the scratching post area. I've bought other cat trees over the years and many are wobbly and the material is cheap and doesn't stand up to a cat, but this is a heavy sturdy product with real carpet. I thought for the price it's a solid product. I have a similar cat tree I had bought about 15 years ago that is still standing and cost more back then, however other products I've bought over the years have fallen apart after a few years(or months). This seems of higher quality, just the weight alone feels like it will hold up to use. Cats can tear things apart in short order, so finding a product that can stand up to the abuse for years is a challenge. For cat trees in that price range you can get taller more elaborate ones, but they wobble and the fabric strips off, the posts come loose and the rope for scratching unravels. Of course the cat preferred the box it came in last night, but she did decide she likes it, she gets a nice perch to watch the bird feeder, though I admit I sprinkled a little catnip. As for assembly it did not come with the instructions in my box. I did find that they were available on the Amazon product description so was able to assemble it with no issues. It came with the Allan wrench that is required. Once I found the instructions it was a 10 minute assembly and they had instructions on the product description page that were in a number of languages. It's cat approved so I'll give it a 5 star.

This cat tower is well made as far as materials. Assembly was easy. The best way to construct it was up side down. Yes it’s very sturdy. However the third, triangular section is narrow which makes it hard for the cat to jump up onto the top circular level. A young vibrant kitten would be small enough to sit on the triangle level with their small size and boundless energy. Older, full grown cats who are new to the tower may find it difficult. My solution was to take off the top level. 🐈‍⬛

Really impressed with this cat tree for the price. It was easy to put together, feels sturdy, and has plenty of levels for climbing and lounging. The scratching posts are a huge plus and have already saved my furniture. My cat started using it right away and spends a lot of time on it. Overall, great quality for the cost and definitely worth it.

Our last cat trees were spindly and upper levels supported by only one post. With four cats in the house, they became wobbly in 6 months as the staples holding the tubes to the plastic hubs worked loose. So we bought two of these Amazon Basic ones. Noticed right away that the levels, except the top, are supported on three posts. Nice sturdy construction. The bolts for the layers even have large fender washers for the bolts to support the wood bases batter. The carpet is a big step up from the lightweight fuzzy stuff found on many cat trees. It's more like what you'd have on a bedroom floor. The sisal rope is heavier and wound more densely on the posts than past cat trees as well. I assembled these this afternoon and two of our cats have already approved of them. Good quality and value. 5 stars here!

I was really suprised after receiving this with all the good reviews. The assembling process was absolutly easy but not stable. I was going to return this because the last level was not stable. I dissambled and reassembled at least 7 times. Then I decided to try something different. Assemble it starting from the Top. This is what you need to do with this Cat tree in order to make it stable. An iditiotic design if you ask me. If you start putting it together from the bottom base and work from the top. The last upper level will not be stable at all. You will end up screwing the last piece to tighten it but only loosing the piece below it. Again. A stupid way to manufacture. So all you need to do is Assemble the top part first then work down to the bottom base. I'm just glad I figure it out after so many times before finding a box to send this thing back. That is my reason for the 3 stars. The time I spent figure in this out.

This is one of the small Cat Trees, and it's perfect for Bizzy (Busy). She loves the scratching posts and runs and jumps on top when the Pomeranians decide to chase her. It wasn't expensive, was easy to assemble, and is small enough it doesn't "take over" the room.