75 Inch Grey 6 Tier Cat Tree with Rubber Wood Pillars, Two Condos and Perch

Three kinds of place, not six shelves

The maker splits the frame into three: a padded perch on top, two enclosed condos and two wide platforms. That split matters more than the level count. A cat chooses between hiding, stretching out in the open and watching the room, and a tree that answers only one of those gets used once a day and ignored the rest of the time.

A published load figure

Seventy five inches, a 14.5 inch perch, condos of 13.5 by 13.5 by 14 inches with a 7.5 by 8 inch door, a base of 27 by 19 and 35 lbs for every layer. A stated load is rarer on cat furniture than it should be, and it is the figure that counts if a large breed is going to be landing on the top shelf.

Long enough to pull against

The sisal columns run the whole gap between levels, so a cat reaches up and hauls down on the rope rather than picking at it near the floor. A surface that lets a cat extend fully is the one it keeps returning to, which is why a tall post holds up where a mat on the carpet is abandoned in a fortnight.

Two condos, or none

The outer covers detach from both condo frames. Take one off and that level becomes an open shelf, which suits a cat that will sleep anywhere except inside a box. Put it back and the same cat has somewhere dark to go when the vacuum comes out.

13.5 in x 13.5 in x 14 in, door 7.5 x 8 in.

With removable dutch velvet mats.

14.5 in across, lifts off for washing.

Open a condo up or leave it open.

Solid pillars with rounded corners.

Rope between each pair of levels.

The maker's published load capacity.

With anti slip foot pads underneath.

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.

Condos of 13.5 by 13.5 by 14 inches and a published 35 lbs a layer are worth reading twice if you have a Maine Coon or a Ragdoll rather than an average sized cat.

Slate velvet over natural rubber wood keeps the frame quiet against a light room, where a six foot object in bright carpet dominates everything.

Two enclosed condos at different heights let a nervous cat pick how far off the floor it wants to be before it settles in and stops watching the door.

How tall is it?

75 inches, standing on a base 27 by 19 inches.

How much does each layer hold?

The manufacturer publishes 35 lbs for each layer.

How wide is the top perch?

14.5 inches across, padded, and it lifts off on hook and loop fasteners.

Will it suit a Maine Coon?

The condos are 13.5 by 13.5 by 14 inches inside, which is roomy for an average cat and tight for a very large one. Measure your cat curled up before deciding.

What is it made of?

Rubber wood pillars, plywood boards, sisal rope on the posts and dutch velvet on the soft surfaces.

Does it fix to the wall?

No anti tipping strap is listed for this model, so we do not claim one. A corner position on a hard floor is the steadiest place for it.