Yaheetech 59 inches Multi-Level Cat Tree Tower Condo Furniture with 8 Scratching Posts, Stand House Activity Center for Indoor Cats, Kitten, Pet

First tower we get for our cat. She's a bit shy on 5aking big jumps but enjoys being in the middle level of the tower.

It's a little larger than I thought but it's ok our cat loves it. We had to replace one we had over 4 years. Follow directions and you will be ok. The pain in the you know what part was putting the kitty cubby together took me a few tries but you gotta line up everything or it dies not work. I did this by myself it took me a Lil over a hour. Also don't make the mistake I did. The top platform make sure you put it on right so the kitty cubby sits right over the holes to attach to the 2nd platform. All and all so far its sturdy there is a attachment part if you want to connect to the wall if you have very active kitties. I have a lazy cat who likes to lay up high and bird watch. Great buy for the money. Also I tightened every thing very well. Just double check when done to make sure the screws, bolts etc are thoroughly tightened.

This is super cute, cats love it, if you are handy maybe reinforcing the top beds in some way, we are using a wooden dowl that will be screwed in to keep it steady. The cardboard tubes on top are super weak. I can see them bending as others show in the pictures. I have three cats, they all are sitting on it together. Fun

Straightforward instructions, without words, only detailed pics. Only took about 45 minutes to get together.I've had this for about a week and the cats automatically knew it was for them, scent-marking it with their cheeks and scratching on it. The best (and strangest) part is that all three of them can be asleep on it WITHOUT arguing. Our other cat tree didn't have so many prime nap spots so many hisses, growls, and dirty looks were given over the previous one. (They get along, they're just not cuddlers). As you can possibly tell with the horrible lighting all three have claimed their favorite spots, which haven't changed from the time this pic was taken.I have three very different but large cats.The eldest is 17lbs, 12 inches tall and 16 years old. He's a tall, long, heavy and all around large cat born between a Siamese and a Maine Coon. He has arthritis as he is very old and he really appreciates the step up into the hammock, his favorite nap place besides curled up at my side in bed.Our orange cat is 11.5lbs, 11inches tall and 8 years old. He's still very young and playful and remarkably thin despite being fed the same amount as the other two. He likes the little house for his nap spot and loves scratching on the tree.At the top you can just make out her ears is our little princess. She's 14lbs, 9 inches tall, and 14 years old. She's stupid as a bag of rocks and very chubby but is quite the lap cat. She loves the two padded beds and will choose either to sleep in, keeping her from trying to curl up on our laps when we're trying to fold laundry, eat food, etc.To summarize: I have 3 cats ranging from 11-17lbs so this cat tree is sturdy. The no-tip strap is a nice touch. The hammock and step up into the hammock is great for my elderly cat. I took the rope thing off because my cat complained (I'm assuming) about it being in the way of his hammock. The grey color is nice and goes well enough with my human furniture. All my LARGE cats seem to enjoy sleeping on it and scratching on it.

This is a lovely cat tree, but my one cat won’t use it because it’s wobbly. A bigger or heavier base would prevent this.

The cats couldn’t wait to use this cat tree, even while I was assembling it they were all over it and trying out every feature. Now the cats spend all of their time on this cat tree and have pretty much abandoned the others around the house, but maybe it’s just good placement. The bad thing is that it won’t stand up to constant jumping onto the pedestal beds, the pedestals work loose from the inside plastic screw plug because the tube is constructed of heavy cardboard. I just glued it back into place and now I will see if holds up, that is something they should have done at the factory.

I am very happy with the cat tower but the only thing is one of the beds already ripped. and we just got it a week ago.

I have two cats - a 1/2 Maine Coon female, about 10 years old and a large 15#, and a Calico female about 5 years old and 8#. They both loved the tree from the first day. I was worried just a bit that the there might be troubles with the tree for my large, heavy cat but found out the two top shelves are just big enough for her and she sleeps on them a lot. Also worried, because of that same cat, that maybe the tree (on carpet) might tip easily if she were startled and jumped off fast. At first I did hook the little security strap and screw provided to the wall but the very first day the strap slipped off the screw head, like a button hole that is a tiny bit too big to hold a button secure. I've thought about getting a screw with just a bit bigger head to use, but since the tree seems sturdy so far without it I haven't done that yet. My light-weight cat also sleeps on the shelves a lot. So far they haven't really used the hammock but they may in the future, as the light-weight cat just last week did jump in the hammock on her own but only stayed in it about a minute. They may get to that eventually. I'm a senior citizen and have trouble being on the floor so I asked my 16 year old grandson to come put the tree together. No problems at all and he had it done in 15 to 20 minutes and it seems very sturdy with only a small wobble when they jump on or off. If it starts wobbling more I will redo the security strap. All in all, based on my experience, it was a great purchase.