Most cat trees are built for one cat to tolerate. This one is built for three cats to use simultaneously without negotiating territory. The four perches run in a spiral arrangement from base to top — which matters, because cats with height hierarchies can each claim a level without having to share. The top round perch sits at 99.5cm, which is high enough for the cat that wants to own the room.
The sisal coverage is more thorough than average. The scratching posts run along the bottom structure, and the perch edges are also wrapped — so cats who like to scratch on the way up (and they will) are catered for at every level. Two sources of legitimate scratching surface across a single piece of furniture is usually enough to redirect attention away from upholstery permanently.
The particle board core at 8.5kg gives it the stability a larger, more active cat needs. Lightweight towers wobble when cats launch from them; this one doesn't. The plush covering is soft enough to sleep on and wipe-clean, which matters more as the number of cats using it goes up.
What you get:
4 perches in spiral layout — 1 circular top perch + 3 rectangular platforms
Sisal rope on posts and perch edges — scratching surface at every level
Plush fabric covering throughout — warm, soft, wipe-clean
Particle board construction — stable base rated for multi-cat use
