66 Inch Light Grey Cat Tree with Two Condos, a Hammock and a Skylight

Two boxes, one with a window

The condos sit at different heights and one has a hole cut through its roof. A cat inside can see upward without leaving, and a cat on the roof can look down into it. That small opening is regularly the difference between a condo a cat lives in and a box that ends up holding toys.

One bed moves, one does not

The hammock hangs from the posts and gives under a cat. The basket is rigid and turns on its mount. Cats divide sharply on this: some want a bed that wraps and swings, others want something that stays exactly where they put their weight. Both are on the frame.

Two summits

The pair of top perches sit at slightly different heights with thick padding under the plush. On a tall tree with a single summit, the pushiest cat takes it and keeps it. Two removes that argument before it has a chance to become a habit in the household.

The numbers underneath

Perches of 13 inches, an upper condo near 16 by 10 by 14 with an opening about 7.5 by 8, a basket 12 across and a base of 21.5 by 18. Thirty three pounds is published for each layer. The base is the number to check against your corner, since it is narrower than the tree looks in photographs.

A hole cut through the roof.

Lower on the frame, single door.

About 13 in square, thickly filled.

Gives under a cat's weight.

Rigid, about 12 in, rotates.

Rope on every column of the frame.

Hung at three different heights.

Included, anchors 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 the largest object in the room.

The skylight gives a cat inside a view upward, which is often enough to persuade a wary cat to use an enclosed space at all.

A sling that moves, a rigid bowl, two padded perches and two boxes. Six shapes covers most of what a cat will feel like on a given afternoon.

How tall is it?

66 inches, on a base of 21.5 by 18 inches.

How many places are there to sleep?

Six: two top perches, two condos, a hammock and a basket.

What is the skylight?

A hole cut through the roof of one condo so a cat inside can see out upward.

How many scratching posts are there?

Eleven, wrapped in natural sisal.

How much will each layer hold?

The manufacturer publishes 33 lbs for each layer.

Is a wall fixing included?

Yes, an anti toppling device is supplied with the tree.