Multi-layer Cat Tree with Perch and Hanging Ball

they haven\'t gone in the hidey hole yet. black cat is definitely too big for it but he\'s not the one that needs the hidey hole and I think my other cat will fit. tabby is 13lbs black cat is 20lbs. It\'s small but it\'s good for my space. my 20 pounder also fits great on the top without any movement or rocking. They are definitely enjoying it. Let\'s hope it holds up to their weight over time. Believe the reviews when they say it\'s hard to build. I thought \'I\'ve built a ton of cat trees over the years, how hard can it be\' it can be hard update: both cats fit the hidey hole!!! I was wrong!!

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What these directions don't tell you is that you basically have to assemble the thing upside down. There is no access to the top of the threads on the top platform, and you can't put it together if you built this from bottom-to-top. I put the entire thing together before I realized that there was no access to the top of the threads for G and I. So you have to thread G&I into B, throw studs in the bottom of them, balance both C and D with no extra support while you screw on J&H. And after you assemble A to E, you have to flip everything upside down and balance the A+E onto the lower posts while you screw everything in. So assembly is troubling (I can tell that mine was sent back by a frustrated owner), but it's otherwise a solid and stable product. And not 5 minutes after it's built, the cat is on it! :)

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These two guys absolutely LOVE this tower. Both are about 16 pounds so as you can see it has no problem holding some weight. Would definitely buy again.

The directions are just pictures for you to decipher. I don't agree with the way they show it should be built. I took it apart at least four times and before I found a way to get the pieces to fit. Once together it's very nice. My tall, long cat has been sleeping on the top bed which is the biggest so I'm happy.

I can't take pictures