PawHut Adjustable Height Floor To Ceiling Vertical Cat Tree with Carpet Platforms Condo and Rope Scratching Areas Dark Grey

Our cat tree from PawHut is great for 2-3 adult cats to play at the same time due to its 5-tier design and outstanding load capacity! The cat tower features one spacious condo with a tease cat ball for bringing your cat’s extra joy, a hammock for naps, 3 padded perches for viewing, and a sisal scratching post for sharpening their claws. The sturdy and stable design makes this cat house an ideal place to jump, climb, and rest. Encourage your cats’ natural playful behavior with this cat condo! PRODUCT FEATURES ACTIVITY CENTER: This floor-to-ceiling cat tree ranges in height from 86.5″-96.5″ and can be secured to the ceiling using the included tension rod. The tree also features a condo, side bed, and several jumping platforms for cats to explore more fun. CATS’PARADISE: this cat tower has a sisal scratching post separated by 2 cozy perches which helps cats encourage positive scratching behavior and protects furniture from damages caused by cats’scratching. STABLE & STURDY: The cat house is made of sturdy particleboard, and features a 21.75”x 17.75”baseboard to avoid wobbling or tipping over. This is perfect for 2-3 cats around ~10 lbs. Furthermore, we have included an anti-toppling device for extra stability; WARM CUSHION: Soft 400gsm short plush covers are on all the boards of this cat condo, offering your cat a warm and soft touch, keeping them comfortable while sleeping or playing. OVERALL DIMENSION: 21.75″ W x 17.75″ D x 86.5 – 96.5″ H, Weight Capacity: 66 lbs; Wood Other Imported WARNING: CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING The State of California Health and Safety Code Section 25249.6, et seq., commonly known as Prop. 65, requires products to be labeled if any of over 900 chemicals are present even in trace amounts. WARNING: This product can expose you to substances including wood dust and formaldehyde, chemicals identified by the State of California to cause cancer. For more information about prop 65, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov