36 Inch Kitten Tower with Large Condo, Raised Edge Top Perch and 3 Sisal Posts, Beige

The steps between the levels

10 inches from the platform to the perch, 10 again below that, and 12 from the floor to the first step. Those are honest adult cat jumps rather than a scramble, and the 15.5 inch middle platform gives somewhere to land square.

Four surfaces to scratch

Three sisal posts and a hanging rope, which is more scratching surface than most towers this size carry. The rope swings, so it gives a different pull from a fixed post, and cats that ignore one often take to the other.

A rim at the top

The top perch has an edge standing up around it rather than a flat lip. At 36 inches a cat sleeping up there is above the back of most sofas, and the rim is what lets it relax rather than balance.

11.5 in across, at 36 in.

11.5 in x 8.5 in, with a 6 in x 7 in door.

Plus a hanging sisal rope alongside.

The manufacturer's published figure.

15.5 in across, halfway up.

A plush dangling ball and a spring ball.

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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.

Four separate surfaces on one tower. Behaviour guidance is to offer choices at different angles, because a cat's preference shifts with its mood.

15.5 inches square on the floor for 36 inches of height. It fits in the gap beside a sofa where a 60 inch tower would not.

How tall is it?

36 inches, on a base 15.5 inches square.

How big is the condo?

11.5 by 8.5 inches, with an opening of about 6 by 7 inches.

How far apart are the levels?

Roughly 10 to 12 inches between levels, as marked on the dimension panel.

How much weight will a layer take?

22 lb, as the manufacturer marks it.

How many places can a cat scratch?

Four: three sisal posts and a hanging sisal rope.