PAWZ Road Cat Tree, Cactus Floor to Ceiling Cat Tower with Adjustable Height(95-108 Inches), 5 Level Cat Climbing Tower with Cozy Hammock, Platforms and Dangling Balls for Indoor Cats

Our cat Luna 100% LOVES her new cactus! She started climbing it before we even installed the stabilizer up top (we kept it steady). Easy to assemble, clever pressure mounting system, and appears to be very stable for our 11 pound tuxedo to climb and enjoy! Price is right too - great overall quality.

Great cat tower! It’s tall, stable, and perfect for climbing. The cactus design is super cute, and it fits nicely without taking up too much space. My cat uses it daily, so definitely worth it.

This cat tree came in a surprisingly small box and construction was easy to complete! I did not measure my ceiling height so I was actually a little short for the full extension rod, but I was able to use only one rod and a little bit of a cardboard buffer to make it fit snug. It looks adorable! My cat isn't that much of a climber, I thought this product might help give him an opportunity. But my cat's afraid of getting higher than three tiers up on this cat tree. It does wobble a bit the higher you get. And as a few reviewers also mentioned, it's really easy to get claws stuck in the material used to cover the whole tree. The rope-wrapped scratching post at the bottom is awesome, though, and he loves to attack that, and having it be supported floor-to-ceiling does seem to make the scratching post extra durable. For the money, it's amazing. My cat has yet to sit on any of the platforms for any period of time without my company, and so I don't know if he finds it comfortable or would enjoy sleeping on it. For tree cats, I think this is a perfect, if slightly flimsy, piece of cat furniture. For a ground cat, it's a nice thing to look at and use the lower levels.

The top two shelves are not alternated ,meaning , they are exactly on top of each other like a book shelf that makes the jumping down a bigger drop... and if your cats ,like mine ,jump running at the instalation, their cat power loosens the ceiling pieces over the span of two weeks.. have to readjust frequently,...luckily the square bottom part delivers stability in it self. Afyer I added a few pieces from my previous tree, same branch ,it became a wonderful climbing and lounging piece of art.

We just set it up and my cat seems to like it so far. Sprinkled a bit of catnip to catch his interest and attraction, he definitely seems to find it interesting now. We'll see how long it takes him to find his way to the top. It was super easy to assemble, and also gives the option to secure to the wall. It seems to allow you to be versatile in how you set it up but I just followed the instructions, which were also very easy to follow.

We have a tiny apartment with really tall ceilings. To maximize space, I thought a really tall cat tree would be the way to go but as it turns out, there aren't many 10ft floor to ceiling cat trees on the market. There are two on Amazon, to be exact. The other one was $200 so goth kitty tree it was. The cat tree itself is pretty cool! It's a fun piece of furniture and the cat LOVES how tall it is. We had a hard time keeping him from trying to scale it while we were trying to put it up, so it's safe to say it gets a positive review from him. It's pretty self explanatory to get together, just pay attention to which screws go where and you'll be fine. I wish the poles screwed together a little more securely, but I expected a little bit of wobble from so many pieces. The reason why it gets 3 stars is because the flimsy plastic noodle that's supposed to keep this thing from falling is the most terrifying, wobbly piece of crap and if you intend to use it for its full length as we did, it'll be rocking all over the place every time your cat jumps on it. The tension rod is two thin pieces of PVC like plastic you have to connect with another piece of plastic if you want the full length. It also doesn't retract all the way, hence the ugly piece of paper stuck to the ceiling, we had to slide something that wasn't sticky silicone between the top of it and the ceiling and use a mallet to tap it into place because it won't retract enough to go under the ceiling. Our kitten is pretty small for a year old cat but he's rambunctious and gets crazy zoomies. I took it down I was afraid it was going to snap and come crashing down it was moving so much. Because it's only the rod I have a problem with, I decided to try and get crafty and replace it with a sturdier piece of PVC but it's a hair length too wide because this pipe doesn't have a standard size. It's just barely skinnier than a half inch so the replacement I got won't fit. It's a bummer because we think it's a pretty cool cat toy, hopefully we can find a solution.

I have searched high and low for a cat tower that would fit in my very small space. My Stella girl, aka Boo Boo, LOVES her new kitty tower! And I love that it fits my space m, and leaves a very small footprint. Stella loves the hammock at the top, and she uses the scratchers. I would recommend to any cat lover. It's fun, it's apathetically pleasing, and it's very sturdy. I'm over the moon happy with this purchase.

Whobbly and broke , you have to put a nail to the wall to hold it

Absolutely terrible product. Did not match the picture, was not height adjustable, and a ridiculous price for such awful build quality. Adult cats would never be safe on this, it leans and cannot support any weight at all.

My cat loved it and it became her favorite spot, but its too flimsy and ultimately it broke into 3 pieces

Easy to assemble, only 100$ and.. beautiful! My snow lynx bengal cat is really happy with the purchase and really enjoys his new cat tower in black and red! I recommend it.