33.5 Inch Kitten Tower with 2 Tier Condo, Rotatable Basket and Padded Top Perch, Beige

Five levels, one small footprint

33.5 inches of tower on a base 19 by 16 inches. The top perch is 16 by 13 with a 3 inch rim, the basket is 12 inches across, and the condo behind them runs 23 inches tall with 8 inch and 7.5 inch holes. Each layer is marked at 22 lb.

A condo with three doors

Two storeys inside one box, with three holes cut through it. A cat can go in low and come out high, which turns a hiding place into a route. Padded cushions line both floors.

The basket that turns

The bowl sits on its own post and rotates, so a cat can face the window in the morning and the room in the afternoon without leaving it. Underneath, a large platform gives somewhere to stretch out flat instead of curled up.

Padded cushions on both floors, 23 in tall.

So the condo has more than one way out.

12 in across, turning on its own post.

16 in x 13 in with a 3 in rim, at 33.5 in.

From the manufacturer's dimension panel.

Natural sisal rope wrapping the uprights.

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.

Nothing here is a long jump, and the three holes through the condo turn the whole tower into a circuit rather than a set of shelves.

A basket, a perch, a platform and two condo floors. Five claimed places on one base is how you keep a shared room from turning into a queue.

How tall is it?

33.5 inches, on a base of 19 by 16 inches.

How big is the top perch?

16 by 13 inches, with a padded rim about 3 inches high.

Why three cat holes?

So the condo has more than one exit. A cat that can be cornered in a single door hideaway often stops using it.

What weight will a layer take?

The manufacturer's dimension panel marks 22 lb per layer.

Does the basket really rotate?

The manufacturer describes it as a rotatable cozy basket, mounted on its own post.

How do I keep it clean?

Lint roll or brush the plush first, then vacuum. Spot clean marks rather than soaking the fabric.