I ordered this magnificent cat tower, and it arrived safely with all parts included and the packaging perfectly intact. No complaints there — impressive start! Assembly was a team effort: two mischievous pawn owner assistants (8 months and 2 years old) helped me, as shown in the photos. They already demolished one tower within a year, so here comes the next brave victim. Height: It’s about 175 cm (≈ 68.9 in). I’m 196 cm (≈ 77.2 in) tall, and even I found it a bit of a challenge to assemble — so shorter humans, prepare yourselves! Laying it flat definitely helps. I had eight helpful paws and two sharp little sets of teeth assisting me. 😸 Addictiveness: The fabric instantly became their favorite during assembly, but the rubber cylinder part still feels suspicious to them. The hanging jingling toys are a big hit; the spring toy... not so much. Stability: The photos show all 12 kg (≈ 26.5 lbs) cat on it in two different poses — without any wall support. It only wobbles a little when they jump off, but if it ever topples, I’ll mount it to the wall. Space and layout: The baskets (which they absolutely adore) are placed a bit awkwardly. Especially when their human dares to walk by during daytime and pet them without permission — the outrage! Still, they could use a slight redesign for easier climbing. Height advantage: Every true feline overlord prefers to look down upon their servants, and this tower is perfect for that. The fridge is no longer the main throne — the top of this is now the holy land. The daily argument about “who gets the top spot” has already begun. I can see my fate clearly. 🤣 The photos show an average-sized cat and a Maine Coon, so proportions might look a bit tricky. Overall: Excellent price-to-quality ratio so far (after half a day of testing). The rest will be revealed by time — and by claws. 🐾
