Amazon Basics Cat Tree Tower - Multi-Level Climbing Activity Center for Indoor Cats & Kittens with Scratching Posts, Platform, Jute Rope, Large (45.9"H), Beige

This looked better put together and sturdier than more expensive ones I have seen at the pet stores. It was also very easy to assemble. My cats already love it and immediately started scratching.

This is one of the small Cat Trees, and it's perfect for Bizzy (Busy). She loves the scratching posts and runs and jumps on top when the Pomeranians decide to chase her. It wasn't expensive, was easy to assemble, and is small enough it doesn't "take over" the room.

Very good cat tree for the price, easy to assemble. Both my cats love it... the only minus star is for the top perch it seems to get wobbly very easily but the tree does come with a way to attach it to the wall (I am not allowed to drill into the wall so keep that in mind). Its very sturdy otherwise though, I don't notice it shaking when my cat jumps off it. Both cats love the scratchers on this and the carpet is nice and soft and hasn't come off yet.

Initially my cat ignored it because she's a cat, and they do that. However, when I woke up I found her curled up on the top bed. I worried that the round bed was too small, it appeared small and she is a large cat. Not overweight but tall and long for a female. But, she fit just fine. Cats seem to be liquid and able to sleep anywhere they can fit themselves, so she approved. She also used the scratching post area. I've bought other cat trees over the years and many are wobbly and the material is cheap and doesn't stand up to a cat, but this is a heavy sturdy product with real carpet. I thought for the price it's a solid product. I have a similar cat tree I had bought about 15 years ago that is still standing and cost more back then, however other products I've bought over the years have fallen apart after a few years(or months). This seems of higher quality, just the weight alone feels like it will hold up to use. Cats can tear things apart in short order, so finding a product that can stand up to the abuse for years is a challenge. For cat trees in that price range you can get taller more elaborate ones, but they wobble and the fabric strips off, the posts come loose and the rope for scratching unravels. Of course the cat preferred the box it came in last night, but she did decide she likes it, she gets a nice perch to watch the bird feeder, though I admit I sprinkled a little catnip. As for assembly it did not come with the instructions in my box. I did find that they were available on the Amazon product description so was able to assemble it with no issues. It came with the Allan wrench that is required. Once I found the instructions it was a 10 minute assembly and they had instructions on the product description page that were in a number of languages. It's cat approved so I'll give it a 5 star.

I wasn't sure if this cat tree would be any good, because it's half the price of what I find in the pet store. But price is not an indication of low quality in this case. (More an indication of how over-priced pet stores are!) It's good quality, easy to assemble, and my cats love it. In fact, they quarrel over who gets to sit at the top. I ordered another one so they could both have their own perch.

Really great quality and size cat tree for the price! It is sturdy with durable carpet covering it. My 11 pound cat loves hopping up on it to see what's going on outside and the rope has held up well to her enthusiastic scratching. We have 3 cat towers and this is by far the best quality, best looking, and sturdiest one we have. I believe it was also the least expensive!

Her favorite place to be! My cat loves cat trees and looking out the window. She understood what to do with a cat tree at 2 months old and now she is 8. Having a cat tree for her is something she needs just like food and water! This was her second one in her life, replacing her OG cat tree when she had finally scratched all the carpet off. We actually got this one in 2023, and this is it today. It is being replaced tomorrow by a more expensive one (the cat dander embedded in the carpet is making me sneeze). If it wasn’t for my allergies, this would probably last another 2-3 years. We definitely got our $20 out of it, and I would buy another if I had the space in my tiny apartment for multiple cat trees! It was easy to put together; took me maybe 30 minutes. It remained sturdy for 3 years with nothing falling off. I actually wasn’t sure at the time if the top circle would come loose, but it has not in the 3 years I’ve had it despite my cat running from the other end of the apartment to jump on it LOL

I bought the Large one. The tower is pretty good for what it is. Something I know my little terror is going to claw to shreds eventually. That is what it is for. Before I could finish assembling, my 2 yr old kitty seemed to already know what it was although she's never seen one. She hopped up immediately. The top of the tower is a bit tricky to get on. She essentially has to jump up there from the floor and that makes the tower shake too much. So I just positioned it next to a desk which is where I wanted it anyway. She now hops on the desk and then to her round perch up top. The design doesn't allow for much of a platform that lets the cat easily get to the round topper. Design flaw. Others have stated the same. Moving on. Carpet stank a bit of typical new carpet chemicals but after two days, I don't notice it anymore. I did sit it outside in the sunshine and breeze for a couple hours. I had to disassemble and reassemble because I didn't follow the directions to begin with. That's on me. After putting it together from the top down (you are building it upside down), it is assembled correctly and is much sturdier. If you assemble bottom up, you wind up with the triangular portion just sitting there with no way to actually affix it to the rest of the tower. Save yourself time, confusion and a ding to your pride and ability to built simple structures without directions....just look at the direction's pictures carefully.