64 Inch Light Grey Cat Tree with a Two Door Nest and a Round Bottom Cave

Five places to stand

A large perch on top, two climbing platforms staggered below and the roofs of both condos. Five flat surfaces at five heights gives a cat somewhere to stop on the way up, which is the difference between a tree that gets used and a tree that only gets climbed when someone is watching.

Jute rather than sisal

The posts carry natural jute, a softer and looser rope than sisal. Cats are particular about texture and plenty of them dislike sisal without ever making that clear. If a post has sat untouched in your house for a year, the rope itself is the thing worth changing.

Sixty four inches on a square foot print

The base measures 24 inches both ways, the top perch is around 12 by 16 and the platforms about 14. The maker publishes 33 lbs for each layer. A square base is the right shape under a tall frame, since it resists a push from any side rather than only the long way.

One with two doors, one with one

The nest partway up has an opening at each end. The cave on the base board has a single door. That is a deliberate pair: some cats want a route through and some want a corner nobody can reach, and a cat changes its mind about which depending on the week.

About 12 in x 16 in, at the top.

Staggered up the frame, about 14 in.

Square condo, an end open each way.

On the base board, single doorway.

A softer rope than sisal to grip.

Plush, at three different heights.

Equal in both directions.

Included, to anchor it to the wall.

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.

Light grey plush with natural rope sits quietly against cream walls and oak floors, where a dark tower reads as a large object in the corner.

Two hiding places at two heights and five standing surfaces means neither cat has to wait for the other to get bored and move.

Sixty four inches is above the top of most bookcases, so the cat gets the highest point in the room without having to take it from the furniture.

How tall is it?

64 inches, on a square base 24 by 24 inches.

How many places are there to lie down?

Five flat surfaces plus two enclosed condos.

How much will a layer hold?

The manufacturer publishes 33 lbs for each layer.

What is on the scratching posts?

Natural jute rope.

Is a wall anchor supplied?

Yes, an anti toppling device comes with the tree.

Will it suit a large cat?

The nest opening is around 9.5 by 6 inches, which is tight for a very large breed. Measure your cat at the shoulder before ordering.