Catry Cat Tree-Complex Tower and Condo with Cat Scratching Post, and Playful Toys Invariably Allure Kitten to Stay Around This Sturdy and Easy to Assemble Cat Furniture

This tree is a great cat jungle gym. It isn't just the "condo"....it has different levels and platforms, scratching posts, dangling toys. My cat (9 lbs) takes running leaps at it and the tree stays up...so it is sturdy. Perfect for when my cat gets the zoomies and parkours around my room.

I’ve purchased this condo 3 times over the last 4 years. It seems to me the quality has gone down. The tall legs used to be mostly carpet and a few paper wrapped. Now all the tall legs are paper wrapped. The cat is super ecstatic about this, she loves to scratch at those paper legs. I don’t like it as much because it means the condo is going to look tore-up so much faster.I also had to reuse an old part this time. The perch wasn’t machined correctly on the new one and so there was no way to attach it. I wouldn’t have been able to put the new condo together if I didn’t have the old part. Spots of carpet are missing out of the interior wrap. And there are several glue spots in the interior carpet where the glue gun missed the seams. The carpet piping also seems thinner on the new condo. I suppose cutting corners is how the company maintains the price point.The original condo lasted much longer, and I’m not so sure I’ll buy this condo again. Even if it is the cat’s favorite condo.

Falling apart. Had this less than a year. Very unhappy.

My friends' cat absolutely loves this cat tree and couldn't even wait until it was fully built to use it!

It took me about 30-minutes to assemble this cat tower/condo the first time (with the cat helping). Once I realized that I had several pieces backwards and upside down it took me about 20-minutes to reassemble it. It wasn't so much an issue with the instructions, which are basically a simple diagram, as impatience and distraction (I blame the cat - the cat blames me). Assembly mainly consists of screwing parts together, the only tool required is an Allen wrench/Hex key (it's included) for putting the base together. I suspect it would go much quicker with two people - just because of issues with balancing everything during assembly.I have a full-grown cat, somewhere between 10 & 15 lbs. It works fine for her, no concerns about sturdiness or stability. She's not a major scratching post user (she seems to prefer the cardboard scratch pad-thingys), but she loves, loves, LOVES the scratching post supports on this, which means I love them, too.Once it was put together the cat seemed a little intimidated by it but I rubbed a little catnip around on it and spent some time coaxing her up on top and now she seems to like it. Since I got this product through the Vine Voice program I must say that I honestly don't know if I would have purchased this simply because it's a little pricey for my budget right now but I do believe it is a decent value compared to similar products.Bottom line: I recommend it.

1 year later update: YALL this cat tree was too unstable and fell TWICE with my cat on it. My cat is 8-9 pounds for reference! It’s unstable and wobbly. Also the scratching poles have worn down. I’ll buy a new tree that hopefully won’t reduce the lifespan of my cat.Original review: It’s a great cat tree! This is my kittys second cat tree and from the moment I started building it she was obsessed! The material is easy to clean if you have something to rake up cat hair.

We've had this cat tree for about a year and some change and it's about ready for replacement. It has been well loved for sure and it's certainly a great design that the cat's enjoy, but it is dilapidated after about a year and looks ready to collapse any day now. Considering the price tag we aren't looking to buy another any time soon but it was nice while it lasted.