Yaheetech 54in Cat Tree. Multi-Level Cat Tower with Spacious Kitten-ear Perch. 2 Cozy Caves. Scratching Posts. Climbing Ladder. 2 Plush Balls. Durable Pet House Furniture for Indoor Kittens. Dark Gray

Cat towers can be fairly expensive and we wanted to add one in our home office area without breaking the bank. This setup looked like a fairly full featured option. The package that arrived was surprising svelte considering the size of the assembled tower. The components are dominantly hard plastic (support poles) or wood (flat surfaces) wrapped in fabric or carpet. It was quite easy to assemble, only needing the included tool for some of the parts. The rectangular and square compartments have the top/bottom made from wood with fabric sides held up by poles in the corners, which provide more support than I anticipated.

The carpet used is fairly thin and while not wearing out yet, could see it being prone to issues if you have cats that prefer scratching the carpet more than the posts. The wrapped scratching ropes are holding up well to our two cats that use them quite regularly. The lower front tower platform was not being used and we found it in the way of entering the rectangular box/room. Also, as designed, the rectangular box and towers above it wobbled when our full-grown cats were up there so they would not use them. To help with these issues, I lowered the tower platform and moved that support post under the rectangular box which made the upper towers much more stable (see review image). Somewhat on a whim, I swapped the top towers and find the cats use them more as result - especially the top scratching pole.

It can be tough to find a relatively inexpensive cat tower and this setup meets that criteria. With the noted modifications I made, the tower is working well and for the price am finding it meets our needs. Time will tell how well it holds up, but after a month of use it is not showing any signs of issue.

My old tree was becoming tipsy and while my boys loved it, I couldn't keep it much longer for their safety. I searched and searched for a new tree, ideally a little shorter than the old one.

I finally came across this one and thought it'd be perfect. (I didn't read the description well enough).

It was an easy enough build and the boys were exploring the condos while I was assembling. It was clear to me that this tree would ultimately be too small for them long term. So far it's stable and they do use it. My younger one especially likes the scratching posts.

It has an odd way of layering each of the tiers that I think would be great for smaller cats and kittens who like to explore our are learning/ encouraged to explore.

My boys are both seniors and weigh around 10-11 lbs.

Our cat couldn’t wait for us to finish assembling it before she started scratching and playing with it - she loves it! My only complaint is that one of the dangling toys came off in less than two hours (from her playing with it).

Got it on sale and for the price its a good deal. The top platforms are a little small for my cats but they still like it. The poles for the platform aren't the sturdiest but it works.

this is a great cat tree for my chunky lady. It’s pretty tall for the 70inch model, and nice and clean. Does not have a chemical factory smell, nice and sturdy, assembly took less than 40 minutes, was easy and straight foward. My cat loves it and got so excited when we already started assembling!

Kitty loves loves loves this!! Assembling was a little confusing at first but after laying it all out it was self explanatory. Medium height and scratching posts aren’t preferred, she (my cat) likes to scratch the other side instead of the rope part. It’s stable but a little wobbly if leaned on.
Since she uses it a lot the balls are having a little wear and tear.

Its very big and for the price its alright. I gave it a 4 star because I've had it for about a year and one of the pieces pop of and would not screw back in (happen after only a couple of months of getting it). It is a bit wobbly. If you get it for multiple cats it may not hold up well but for 1-2 cats it should be fine.

We have 2 kittens and they enjoy very much. Easy to assemble except for a couple of threads that weren’t correctly threaded but the drill forced them. It was the best price for the size.

We have a 10 lb cat and we ended up taking the "top floor" so he fits better. I will update review after he has used it for a bit. He hasn't tried the scratch part yet.

Our cats love this tree! One likes to sit on top and look out the window, and other one likes to sit in the box. It was a little difficult to put together, but it was worth it. I am always worried about cat trees being too small for my cat, but she fits perfectly and they both love it.

Fun, but the attachments are a wee bit flimsy. They're fine for the box pieces bc there are either 3 or 4 per, but for the saucers on top there's only 1 per, and they shake, no matter how tight you make them. They are also pretty small- my cats are small/average, between 5-10lbs, and only the very top one with a bit of an edge gets used (by the younger cat) bc he'll just ooze off the other two. All the same, he can't really relax and keeps himself squished. My older cat, who loves climbing, won't go near it. I'm thinking of purchasing baskets to screw onto the platforms, which is a little ridiculous.

We ordered this yesterday and it came today, even though it was supposed to come Monday. Awesome! Though it was delivered to my neighbor's house, not mine, that's the fault of UPS, not Amazon.

The product seems to be decent quality. It's soft and sturdy. Our kitten is 7 weeks old and weighs barely 2 lbs so it's good for him right now, haha, but I think it'll be fine as he grows up. It's really tall! The instructions to put it together are not my favorite. It's all pictures, no words, but my 11 year old and 8 year old were able to put it together with minimal help so it's not a detriment. I haven't had to clean it yet but it's a carpet like material so I imagine we'll be ok with that. With previous cats and 2 current dogs we have cleaning experience, unfortunately 😅

We have four kittens who just turned one years old. Two of the kittens are quite big for their age. They have Maine coon in them. I had this cat tree still in the box in our storage area. We decided to gift it to the kittens for their recent birthday. This tree is a beautiful charcoal color and the material is very soft. Our kittens jumped right on, but we noticed that the bigger kittens could not navigate through the very slim areas between posts and levels, and one almost became stuck. This was obviously frustrating to the cats, as they tried climbing different ways up the sides to reach the platforms. That brings me to the next issue. Sturdiness: if you have energetic cats or larger cats or more than one cat- definitely use the strap that comes with to anchor it to your wall. That’s a downside if you don’t want to do that, but it’s not sturdy enough for them to run and jump on it. You’ll definitely have more chaos if you don’t make sure to make it a sturdy tree. The platforms are not that big. There’s three of them the top one has adorable little cat ears. We did like that. They are just there for decoration. It’s not a toy or anything like that. I am disappointed that my cats can’t sit and sleep on the cat tree. My hope was to let them have a place that they could jump up on and possibly sleep in the sun if they wanted to. Actually, they sit on one and then put their front paws on the lower one and lay across two different platforms. It does not look comfortable, and they don’t stay there for long. I’m really disappointed that the platforms are not larger. Even my normal size cat would not be able to curl up and sleep. I think the design could’ve been a lot better. I think that the fact that there is literally no good way for them to get up to the platforms, and that the platforms are not large enough for a normal cat or a bigger cat makes the tree 85- 90% unusable.
* good feature: in the first picture that’s one of my big cats. They have that little area where the cats can go in and that’s large. That’s big enough for a big cat. The problem is getting to it. It’s not easy to get you especially if you’re a large cat it’s hard to get in and hard to get out. It just doesn’t make sense but large cats do fit in there.
* The second picture: that is my smallest cat, you can see how big the platform is and she is just sitting when she lays down. She literally does not fit on the platform.