101 to 108.5 Inch Floor to Ceiling Cat Tree with Hidden Litter Box Cabinet and Space Capsule, Brown

Meeting your ceiling

A barrel collar gives three coarse settings. A manual lever then trims the last 0 to 3.5 inches until the top pad presses flat against the ceiling. Nothing goes into the plaster, which is the part that matters in a rented flat. Four adjustable foot pads under the cabinet take up an uneven floor.

The cabinet at floor level

A side entry hides the litter tray inside the base, which keeps tracked litter and smell in one place instead of across the living room floor. Open the door and the same box reads as a private den, which is what a cat that wants to be left alone will pick.

What the cat actually climbs

Fully wrapped sisal runs the height of the post, with a hanging sisal rope to bat at on the way past. Two round platforms 13.5 inches across carry non slip mats, and a 10 inch space capsule lets a cat sit inside and watch the room through the clear shell.

The numbers on the panel

Each tier is marked at 22 lb. The base covers 21 by 17.5 inches and the cabinet is 19.5 by 16.5 by 15.5 inches. Check the footprint first, because a pole this tall only works if the corner it stands in is clear from skirting to ceiling.

Plus a manual lever for the last 0 to 3.5 inches.

The pole tensions between the floor and the ceiling.

Side entry, magnetic door catches and a grip handle.

The figure the manufacturer prints on its dimension panel.

A 10 inch shell a cat can sit right inside.

The condo cushion lifts out from under breathable faux linen.

Fully wrapped posts and a hanging sisal rope.

Four under the cabinet, for a floor that is not level.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Close to nine feet of climbing over a footprint of about 21 by 17.5 inches. The cat gains the height it wants and you lose about the floor area of a side table.

Nothing is drilled and nothing is glued. The pole tensions between floor and ceiling, so there is no hole to fill when the lease ends.

The base cabinet takes the litter tray out of sight behind a side door, which also cuts down how far litter travels on paws.

What we stand behind

• The 101 to 108.5 inch range, the 22 lb per tier capacity and every dimension here are the manufacturer's published figures.
• No published figure exists for the pole diameter or the total product weight, so neither is stated.
• The materials are described as the manufacturer describes them: sisal, faux linen and a plush cushion. We make no claim that any of them is chew safe or non toxic.
• A tension pole depends on a solid ceiling above it. Check that the top pad bears on the ceiling itself, not on a loose tile or a suspended panel.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse with free shipping over $150.

Does this cat tree need drilling?

No. It tensions between the floor and the ceiling, and the manufacturer states that no drilling is required.

What ceiling height does it suit?

Ceilings from 101 to 108.5 inches. Three barrel settings get you close and a manual lever covers the last 0 to 3.5 inches.

How much weight does each tier hold?

The manufacturer marks each tier at 22 lb on its dimension panel.

How much floor does it take?

The base is 21 by 17.5 inches. The cabinet underneath measures 19.5 by 16.5 by 15.5 inches.

Will my litter tray fit in the cabinet?

Measure your tray against the 19.5 by 16.5 by 15.5 inch cabinet before ordering. The entry is on the side rather than the front.

How do I keep the plush parts clean?

General guidance for cat furniture is a lint roller or brush first, then a vacuum, and washing any removable cushion cold on a gentle cycle in a mesh bag.