80 Inch Dark Grey Cat Tree with Two Condos, a Hammock and a Turning Basket

A tall cat tree is one of the largest objects in a small living room, and a cream one shows every hair a cat drops on it. Owners end up either vacuuming it weekly or moving it out of sight.

This is the dark version of the same frame. Charcoal plush hides shed fur between cleans, and the cream sisal on the eleven posts is the only pale element on it.

Every column carries rope

Eleven wrapped posts is the count the maker gives. On most towers this tall the rope goes on two or three columns and the rest are plush, which is exactly what ends up shredded. Wrapping all of them means whatever a cat stops beside is already the right thing to scratch.

Two summits at eighty inches

The pair of top perches sit at slightly different heights with thick padding under the plush. A single summit at this height belongs to whichever cat is pushiest, and the second cat learns to stop trying. Two of them keeps the top of the tree shared.

What the panel gives you

Two perches of 13.5 inches, an upper condo near 16 by 11 with an 8 inch opening, a smaller condo below it, a basket and a hammock, over a base of 23.5 by 19 inches. Thirty three pounds is published for each layer, which is the number to read if two cats use a level at once.

A window in the roof

One condo has a hole cut through its roof. A cat inside can watch what is above without coming out, and a cat on top can look down. That small opening is regularly the difference between a condo a cat lives in and a box that quietly collects toys.

Cream rope on every column.

About 13.5 in square each.

A hole cut through the roof.

Lower on the frame, single door.

Rotates on its mount.

Slung between the lower posts.

The maker's published capacity.

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.

Charcoal plush with cream rope sits beside dark wood and grey upholstery instead of becoming the first thing anyone sees in the room.

At eighty inches the supplied anti toppling device stops being optional. A cat arriving sideways from a bookcase is the load a base was never meant to take.

Two perches, two condos, a hammock and a basket at six heights means a household of cats can spread out rather than take turns.

How tall is it?

80 inches, on a base of 23.5 by 19 inches.

How many scratching posts are there?

Eleven, wrapped in natural sisal.

Is a wall fixing supplied?

Yes, an anti toppling device comes with the tree and is worth fitting at this height.

How much will each layer hold?

The manufacturer publishes 33 lbs for each layer.

What is the hole in the condo roof?

A skylight opening, so a cat inside can see out upward.

How do I clean the plush?

Lint roll first, then vacuum. No removable covers are listed for this model, so spot clean in place and let it dry fully.