PawHut 242cm Floor to Ceiling Cat Tree for Indoor Cats with Leaves, Height Adjustable Cat Climbing Tower with Scratching Post, Anti-Slip Kit - Green

The media could not be loaded. My cat loves it! Very easy to assemble, took about 5 minutes. Looks great. Very affordable as well considering the great quality. It wobbles as she climbs up it but I have no worries about the sturdiness as it stays in place. I think I’d have to full body slam into it to dislodge it. So I wouldn’t be worried if you buy it and notice it wobbling, it definitely stays in place. The metal bar at the top is a tension rod that is quite deep into the top post and the top bit that touches the ceiling is rubber, so I doubt it would be possibly to dislodge just from a cat climbing it. So pleased!

My cats absolutely ADORE this tree - they frequently fight over getting to the top and the tree is surprisingly sturdy in handling this.The ivy leaves didn’t last long and were torn apart, but the rest of the tree is very good quality and long lasting.It takes up very little space horizontally and is perfect for small homes with indoor cats.

So I have two big ragdolls and another cat, it’s pretty sturdy but does wobble slightly if they are all climbing up and down like wild things, but for the price you can’t fault itThis is the second one I’ve bought, the carpet like fabric did eventually start coming off with scratching, but I got glued some sisal rope wrapped around and gave it a second lease of lifeLasted a couple years so this is the replacementCats absolutely love it and easy to assemble, easy enough to clean with a carpet hair remover tool

Really easy to assemble but was quite difficult to get it in place as you have to try to pull the extendable pole down at the same time as wedging it into the ceiling. It doesn’t feel that stable, but it’s well wedged in so it definitely won’t move. Well worth the money so I bought 3 and dotted them around the house 😂

I’m writing a review of the plain gray tree. I bought this tree quite a few times over the last 2 years and i don’t know why but the quality went drastically down. I am not buying it again and i would advise others not to purchase it as it poses danger to cats. The fabric layer isn’t attached properly and it’s loose what causes it to break with one scratch. So on the day i put the tree up it gets damaged with the first scratch. Pictures posted are from a first day i put it up. The fabric is not only not properly attached but it’s also already thin and with one scratch it turns into either a hole or a fluff. My cat ends up with big chunks of it in her claws which i have to clean straight after so she doesn’t ingest when she cleans herself which could be potentially fatal to her. I have to watch her and do this every time she scratches the tree. I wrote to them and sent them pictures. They sent me a new tree which was just as bad so i didn’t bother anymore. They’re obviously all like that. They never used to be. The fabric should be thick and durable and firmly attached then the tree would be great as my cats love it. Unfortunately it doesn’t last a day! Unless they improve all this i won’t be buying it ever again. I am currently looking for a different options.

Brilliant! Poles a lot thicker than expected. Very strong, just what's needed for my Bengal cat!Little bit difficult to fix up to the ceiling by myself particularly with a cat hanging from it before l even got it fixed up! He loves it.I'm thinking of buying another one.

Loved the fact it arrived in time, the sisal sections were wrapped from top to bottom, (no fluffy daffy material,) & they were a reasonable girth of a young tree, rather than the slimline cat tree usuals.Easy to assemble & install.Unfortunately, MrCat leapt from a shelf into another cat tree & the composite board broke due to his powerful back legs. (Fortunately for him, he landed on me half-way & continued to make it to his destination.)I have since replaced all the shelves with more sturdy timber, & made a walk way attached to another cat tree to double up sturdiness.In rented accommodation putting holes in walls is a no-no, so this & window hammocks have been a Godsend.As a tree climber he does appreciate a floor to ceiling climb & my furniture has remained unscathed which is always a bonus.

This was cheap and was great for a few months but after continuous scratching and jumping the cats destroyed this. It’s made of cardboard tubing making it very flimsy and cheap, I would spend more money and get a model that is wooden based instead