Cat Tree House with Hammock Wall Mount Cat Shelf Climbing Tall Activity Tower Solid Wood Indoor Cat Wall Furniture 75 Inch

Easy to assemble. Solid wood! Looks good attached to the wall within the room. Cat likes the play area.

We purchased this “tree” to give our cats a place to go for when we get a puppy. They have not used it too much yet, but I think they eventually will. It is very sturdy and well made. You can tell a lot of thought and effort went into the design. I also like that you can add additional elements if you want.

Instruction book is a bit difficult to follow, will take two people. The company is aware their instructional video online is not updated. They were quick to respond and include additional assistance. Wood is sturdy, more than likely will need to add carpet or something to shelves to help the cats grip.

Our cat loves it! We ended up staining the wood and engraving her name on it. We reconfigured it similar to the other reviewer, Ariella, to better fit the height of our wall. This caused us to have to drill one additional hole in the top wood piece. We secured the tree in at least two wood stud anchor points for security. Overall, the tree was easy to assemble. The only downside was that some or the cylinder scratching posts had screw points that were crooked, causing the tree to be slightly bent. However, it still looks great and we're happy with our purchase! We will be adding some peel and stick carpet in the next couple months to make it easier for our cat to climb.

I had been eyeing this for almost a year before I finally just went for it. The product is solid wood and sturdy, and we opted to stain & seal it to better match the furniture in our house. The assembly directions were fairly easy to follow, but could’ve been a little better. Be sure to use drywall anchors with all screws when you install, otherwise your cat could rip it out of the wall. I don’t think this is made for large cats. My 18 pound cat doesn’t like moving between the platforms, & it seems they are too small for him to feel comfortable jumping between them. He likes the scratching posts & the hammock at the top but always cries to get down. He hates the bridge, but admittedly, we hung it with too steep of an incline. I’m trying to think of a way to assemble it differently or even add platforms/stairs from other models to it to make moving between levels easier for him. As it is, my cat is not a fan, despite constantly using cat treats to encourage him. It’s a shame, because it looked like such a creative alternative to a cat tree, but it needs a little tweaking to be practical. I’m wishing I’d bought the cat tree instead.