Nova Microdermabrasion 54 in Cat Tree Tower for Indoor Cats Multi-Level Cat Condo Cat Bed Furniture with Scratching Post Kittens Activity Center

As I began taking the parts from the relatively small box (I was surprised how small), the cats were already playing and rolling on the parts. Good sign. The directions are printed in a very small size, on one sheet of 8.5 x11 paper, so if you may need your glasses.Once assembled, the cats could not leave it alone. Our cats are 8 months old, with no shortage of energy. As they leapt onto the tree, it definitely wobbled, since it is rather tall. So, we set it up next to a couch and it has been fine. I cannot believe the low price! I must recommend this cat tree.

I have three heavier cats that we wanted to get used to a cat tree. This one was reasonably enough priced to warrant using it as a tester. It does not stand against heavier cats well and may be more suited to cats under 12lbs or kittens. Very easy to put together, light, and didnt damage floors when slid around. Lasted much longer than i thought it would against our rough chunky cats. Sadly due to how light it is unless its against something it moves alot but never fell over

The media could not be loaded.  The tree came very fast. It came in a smaller box then I thought possible, but it wasn't missing any pieces and came with all the screws and the Allen wrench to put it together.I do want to say even after looking at the reviews, I thought this tree would work for my two cats. Sadly, I should have listened to some of the people saying it was kitten/smaller cat sized. If you have bigger cats like I do (both of mine are big tom cats, 18+ lbs a piece) they DEFINITELY won't fit in the smaller box at the bottom and they struggle to sit comfortably in the larger space. However, it is tall and my cats prefer sitting higher over getting in the boxes, so it works for them.The pros include: Good material. Easy set up. Includes everything you need. Cute pink color. Ships fast. Really is 54" tall. Is everything that's advertised.Cons include: Smaller than I thought (my fault). Too little scratching spots for my destructive cats. A little wiggley when both cats are fighting over the top level. Needs to be vacuumed after being put together.All in all, for the price it isn't a bad investment. It's tall and sturdy, my cats have enjoyed the climbing zoomies they've done so far. If you have smaller/normal sized cats, this would be perfect.

Easy to put together. The cats started scratching it and climbing in it immediately. The color is a little darker than I expected, and it’s a tad wobbly, but at this price point, I’m very happy with the purchase!

This tree, while sturdy, is better suited to smaller cats. Our cats include a 1 year old who fits in the too cubby for now, but she has at least another year of growing to do. The shelves and perches are bordering on too small for our larger 12 pound cat. It was also a bit more of a challenge to put together. But we do like the wider, more square bade that helps keep it ftom tipping, abd it is usable for the kitten.

The cost was great. Color choices are great. Size is great. Platforms are to small. Now I hv to go to the lumber company to name bigger ones so my blind cat can get up and down

I have 2 kittens ( brothers) and for the amount I paid for this, the top broke and all the other parts just wobble. I only had it a couple of months.

The media could not be loaded.  TL;DR:Pros:-pretty cheap for a cat tree! Good size and features considering the price point.-my cats loved this tree right away, even more than their last one which they had for years-topple-prevention strap helps with stability-nice material, very cozy and pleasingCons:-Smaller than expected, but my cats love it so all is well-wobbly pillars bang against the wall when cats are moving excessively, e.g., play fighting-topple-prevention strap requires you to attach by putting a screw into your wall-screws are unlabeled in bag. Figure it out!a screws: main screw you will use, the majority of the screws are this typeb screws: double-sided long screws for connecting certain pieces togetherc screw: a single screw between the size of the a screws and d screws. I didn't find it super necessaryd screws: the pair of short little screwsI was a little worried at first, I have a bit of a chonky cat and the size of the tree was definitely a little smaller than expected. My last cat tree was pretty big and tall, but all my cats did with it was scratch on it and sleep on it. It had a box hidey hole like this one, rope toys to bat at, but my cats didn't seem interested. Surprisingly, my cats love this tree! They went straight into the hidey hole, and are playing with the dangling toys. Size isn't a problem at all! I appreciate the topple-prevention strap included but I'm not utilizing it as I don't feel like putting a hole in my wall for this, but if I did I definitely would feel more assured about it being secure. The pillars can be wobbly when the cats jump on it, but from my experience with my last tree that's pretty normal and it doesn't bother my cats at all. Although, when my cats are moving around it can bang against the wall which can get kind of annoying. Assembly was both pretty easy but also a nuisance. The screws aren't labeled and it took me a minute to figure it out, but basically the most abundant screws and the main ones you'll be using are the a's, the double-sides long screws are b's, the singular medium screw is c, and the two tiny screws are d's. The single c screw is used for the small bottom hidey hole, but it feels a little useless because it doesn't actually screw into the piece effectively but it at least holds it in place while you get the other pieces assembled. I'm kind of just relying on those to keep it secure. Once I got those screws figured out, everything else fell into place. I only had to pull up the product listing once to get a good look of the tree put together to make sure I was lining the pillars up correctly.