54 in Cat Tree Cat Tower for Indoor Cats Plush Cat Condo Multi-Level Cat Furniture with Scratching Post, Jumping Platform Cat Play House Activity Center

Be smart and know your measurements! Everyone is giving negative reviews but that’s honestly their fault for not reading and measuring correctly. Also obviously they edited cats into the pictures, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to determine that! Now to my HONEST review!!!!I ordered this because it was cheaper than most with more levels. The color is nice of course, the durability is ok! The two square hideaways are very thin and your cat could easily claw right through it if they’re bad enough! The stability- It is a little wobbly so if you have a crazy cat or a fat cat you’ll need to put this against a wall for them; if you don’t then you’re probably safe! Assembly wasn’t bad just don’t do it in front of your cat! This took me about 2 hours by myself because my kitten went crazy with it and because I mis screwed like 2 things and had to take it apart-which I missed one screw again in the end but decided I didn’t care because I wasn’t taking it apart again.I added this to my cart and waited maybe 2 weeks to buy it which my kitten has grown since so obviously I should have gone with something wider/bigger. You get what you pay for and Honestly this isn’t a terrible purchase if you’re on a budget or have kittens. My little guy doesn’t care either way, he just loves it! I needed something cheap that would help my kitten with his energy and this does that for now. With that said my kitten is under a year so he’s still not full grown so I’m sure sometime in the next 6-8 months I’ll need a bigger one. Hope this helps those with questions-again don’t be like these other people in here-be smart, know your cats size, know your budget, know your measurements, read the measurements they clearly give you as to not con people.

This cat tree is great for the price and has a string to attach it to the wall so the cat does not knock it over but if you have a large cat this may not be the one for them i got it for my kitten and he loved it. He used the scratching posts constantly and slept in every part of it! Its fairly easy to put together and it is sturdy but once he got big it had to go he was able to jump so hard he would knock it into the wall!

I bought 54 inch cat tree in light gray. It has a slight wobble but I put some felt pads on the bottom to cover the screws, so it would not scratch the vinyl floor, and then I put it between the wall and a larger cat condo, so it is pretty stable now. We basically bought this for our cats to use as stairs to get to the top of the other larger cat condo, and it will work great for that purpose. It took a while to put it together, but everything’s labeled with numbers/letters, and the diagrams are very clear, so it was not very difficult to assemble.The only down side is how small the 3 round areas at the top are. One of them has an edge, so they expect the cat to use it as a bed. Only a kitten would fit on these 3 round areas, due to their small size. Since we are only expecting our cats to use them as steps, the small size works for our purposes. If you have big cats like I do, and want a plush big condo where your cats can sleep at the top, get a differnt item, this one is small and basic (my 2 cats are each 13 pounds). For the low price, I am happy with it.

Before I ordered, I read a lot of reviews. Many people were talking about how small the tree is, and how it's just for kittens. I've seen my adult cats rest on the towel bar in the bathroom, so I didn't think it would be a problem for them if the tree was a little smaller.And I was correct.It's smaller, but cats can get into some small places, and they can balance, comfortably, on some small objects (ie: a towel rack in the bathroom), so it not being as huge as other cat trees has not been an issue.I put it all together, which was not difficult, and presented the tree to the cats. They love it. My full grown cats love it. The kitten loves it. They all use it, climb on it, sit inside one of the compartments or on the little levels, and not a single one of them has a problem with size.I say don't be swayed by this just because it's smaller - your grown cat will use it. If you have an overweight cat, I can't vouch for that, but if you have a normal, healthy weight cat, it is not too small.It is very sturdy. It has sisal on 3 of the posts (all running up one side) which is great for cats to scratch their claws. It has several levels for them to sit on, it has a little ramp, (which they ignore because they just jump around, instead), and it has 2 little cubbies, and yes, my adult cats have been inside the top cubby with no issue whatsoever.I love the color - tired of cat trees all looking like apartment carpet - and it fits perfectly in the corner of the room. It's also holding up very well despite the fact that the cats have been jumping on it, leaping from it, climbing all over it, clawing the carpeting like material and the sisal.The only thing that they've slayed and killed was the little ball hanging off of the string underneath the larger cubby. The ball on string at the top is still intact, thus far. No big deal, it's their playhouse, and they have been enjoying it since I put it up a month ago.