Taoqimiao Cat Tree, 68-Inch Cat Tree Cat Tower for Indoor Cats, Plush Multi-Level Cat Condo with 6 Scratching Posts, 2 Perches, 2 Caves,Hammock, 3 Pompoms,MS020SW Light Gray

Really nice, plush lined cat tree.
This is a really nice cat tree that takes a bit of assembly. When it arrives it comes in many pieces, all of which are marked. The instructions are illustrative and very much understandable. Assembly was easy, as it’s all bolted together with some fairly large machine bolts that uses an Alan wrench to tighten. There is an Alan wrench included, tho if you have an Alan wrench attachment for a drill it will go a lot faster.The fabric that lines the boards, which is a compressed cardboard basically, is what I would equate to the same fabric that’s on a plush stuffed animal. It’s very soft, tho it is glued straight the boards, there isn’t any cushion, except for the hammock and the to top beds.The height of this tree is tall! I am 6′-1″ and I am just slightly taller than the assemble product. It’s a big one. Has lot’s of climbing potential and gives the cat that loves height a very tall perch to sit upon. One area of concern that I have is the very small ledger that’s on the upper boxed in house, when a cat exits from he beds above, there is a very small ledge that’s only 4 inches of protrusion, not allowing a lot of room to maneuver. The lower boxed in house piece has a hole in the top of the cat to crawl through to give a better support area to get down from, the upper one does not.One benefit to this type of assembly, it’s not a permanent set up, sections of this cat tree could be removed to make two smaller climbing sections so it’s not so tall. It makes it an option.We have a small Munchkin cat, and she likes the bottom section, really likes the scratchers that are on the base and up tubes. Very nice, easy assembly. Very fuzzy and very sturdy.

Works but not very roomy for adults cats
I have 2 Bengals, they’re about 15lbs. We have an 8′ tall cat tree for then upstairs that has a food bowl spot so the dog can’t get their food. They love hanging in the basement though so I wanted a second cat tree. This one is a bit taller than it says, or I shrunk lol! I’m 5’9″ and it’s just above my head, I’m pretty sure it said it was 68″ but I’d say closer to 70″, if the height is a big deal it’s nice for it to be accurate. But it was easy to assemble, just cumbersome with how many screws you have to put in. The little square houses are a pain because you have 4 poles in the corners ro put in. The first one is a pain because the top keeps trying to fall down while you’re getting the screw started. But once the first pole is in, it’s easy.The size of the houses and ledges aren’t very big for adult cats though. I took the hammock off because there’s no way an adult cat will fit in that thing and it blocks my cats from being able to get to the other sections. Theres also an awkward area when they come up from the bottom, the round ledge kind of blocks them from getting to the top. So they’re still trying to figure out how to get to the top. They currently climb into the rafters of my unfinished basement & jump down to the top perch instead of starting at the bottom & working their way up. But for the price it’s a nice sized cat tree. I just wouldn’t recommend it for cats over 15lbs, maybe even less since mine are 15lbs & struggle to fit. The material is nice and soft and they like the sisal scratching areas.

Large/Tall cat tree with many levels. Prone to tipping due to small base. Has wall anchor strap!
This is a pretty elaborate cat tree! The many levels, sleeping boxes, hammocks, scratching surfaces and integrated toys can keep furry friends comfortable and entertained. It arrived disassembled in a box, of course, with a bag of hardware, a single tool and a booklet of pictogram instructions. Assembly is easy and straightforward; everything fit perfectly; it took about 25 minutes to put together. The quality of all the pieces is very good, much better than competing products that I have assembled in the past. Our cats showed interest almost immediately, so it appears to be a hit.The one issue that I have with this product is that the dimensions of the base plate are fairly small. This makes the tree prone to tipping if a cat leaps onto (or off) of it. The manufacturer provides a nylon strap and a wall anchor so that the cat tree can be tethered to the wall. I don’t think this is a good solution! I am very resistant to putting holes in the wall of the house in general, but especially for a cat tree that I may want to relocate from time to time. Also, the strap provided is too short to reach the wall with the cat tree positioned where I want it in a corner of the room. Instead of the wall strap, I ballasted the base plate with a couple of dumbbells. This seems to be fine as a temporary fix until I find a more permanent solution.