80 Inch Light Grey Cat Tree with Two Condos, Two Perches and a Hammock

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 frequently what turns a condo from a storage space for toys into a bed.

One bed turns, one gives

The basket rotates on its mount and stays rigid under a cat. The hammock does the opposite and gives with every movement. Cats divide sharply on which they prefer, and having both means the one who hates a swinging bed is not left with the floor.

Two summits, not one

The two top perches sit at slightly different heights with thick padding under the plush. At eighty inches a single summit belongs to whichever cat is most determined, and the other one stops trying after a week. Two of them keeps the top of the tree in use by everybody.

The numbers underneath

Perches of 13.5 inches, an upper condo near 16 by 11 with an 8 inch opening, a smaller condo below and a base of 23.5 by 19. Thirty three pounds is published for each layer. The base is the figure to measure against your corner, since it is narrower than the tree looks in a photograph.

A hole cut through the roof.

Lower on the frame, single door.

About 13.5 in square, thickly filled.

Rigid, turns on its mount.

Gives under a cat's weight.

Rope on every column.

Hung at three 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, which matters a great deal on an object this size.

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

Eighty inches is above the top of a door frame. A cat that has been getting onto the wardrobe has been telling you it wants this much height.

How tall is it?

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

How many places are there to sleep?

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

How many scratching posts are there?

Eleven, wrapped in natural sisal.

What is the skylight?

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

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.