YITAHOME 2-Tier Cat House, Indoor Cat Cave Bed Playhouse, Covered Cat Beds & Furniture with Scratch Pad and Hideaway Cave, Cute Modern Cat Condo Furniture for Multi Small Cats, Grey

Tree IS AMAZING
Cats loved the tree, the cats found it very comfortable, nice color, easy assembly process, size is medium, sturdy and strong, and definitely worth the money. The toys on the side the cats loved, they also peeked through the holes to look at us and played with the other cats throughout those holes. Loved watching them and our cat sat on top watching tv sometimes. 😂🤣

Handyperson, beware to follow pictures EXACTLY 😂
I’m normally frustrated by pictorial instructions with no written follow-up (especially one that has only two “steps” for assembly) but I breezed through, amazed at how simple it was… And patted myself on the back WAY too soon because when I went to put the fabric shell on, I was very disappointed because the scratching posts were on the INSIDE. One of my cats is practically a mountain lion, so no way could he reach it inside. I couldn’t figure out how someone would design a scratcher that a cat couldn’t stretch up to so…I ran back to the Amazon listing, looked at the picture, looked at the real thing, looked at the instructions, scratched my head and then it dawned on me: the scratcher posts are supposed to be bottom-left/top right because the wrap has holes in those places to let the cat access from the outside.So, now I get to take it apart and marvel at the ease of assembly a second time 😂Other than needing to be a person who can read pictures very accurately, here are the pros and cons:Pros:1) Quality metal hardware2) Roomy interior.3) Outer wrap fabric looks like nylon or polyester so it’s probably easy to clean.4) That kind of fabric might not hold up to much scratching, but it does have a lining of something sturdy and firm so I doubt that even my mountain lion could dig a hole all the way through– within a year, anyway.5) The top hammock dimensions are large enough that even my “if I fits, I sits” 14+lb kitty will be able to curl up comfortably.Cons:1) the plush fabric is VERY thin and sheds worse than any cat (vacuum before use). I’m not sure the hammock will last long, but I think that if you’re handy, you could easily replace it with some sturdy fleece when it finally dies.2) Although the interior is very roomy, the climbing hole from bottom to middle: not so much. I’m thinking an average 10lb kitty might use it. The lion and the marshmallow will probably only go in the hammock and the first story.3) The shell doesn’t (quite or just barely) fit around, but I’m thinking since it’s manmade fabric, maybe a blow dryer and patience will let it stretch enough.All-in-all, I think it is a very good value for the price, athough I am wondering how long that dangle ball will survive… Oh, crap. That was another peek-a-boo cutout I wasn’t paying attention to, wasn’t it?Sigh… Just don’t be like me. LOOK CLOSELY at the illustration before assembling each level… And after 😂Edit to add: the dangle ball lasted a week. Two months in and the hammock and the rest are still hanging in there.

My cat loves it
She lives in it. She was climbing on it as I was putting it together. She has stopped attempting to scratch my furniture since I put this together. It is a scratching post and it entertains her as she climbs throughout the levels. She also hangs out on the “porch” as we watch TV. Easy to put together and easy to move. She hasn’t dumped it over yet even with her running and jumping on it. The price was perfect for this size tower not too big but not too small. A medium tower for cats that like to climb and look out windows or lounge in the sun.

Very cute
Was so simple to put together. Seems pretty sturdy as my chunky cat has not broken it yet. He’s a chubby wrecking ball.