Description
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The Coziwow Cat Tree Set of 5 is a seamless addition to any home, complementing any decor style while providing an exciting play space for your feline friend. This space-saving, wall-mounted set includes a cat house, bridge, tree, scratching board, jumping platform, and a bonus catnip to keep your cat entertained. Easily mount it in unused areas like corners, hallways, or doorways to maximize space. Made from thick particleboard and reinforced with sturdy metal brackets, this set is both stable and strong—perfect for all the climbing and jumping your cat loves. Setup is simple, transforming your home into a stylish playground in no time.
Key Features:
- Ideal for small apartments or other limited space
- The plush covering is soft, skin-friendly and breathable
- The position of each piece can be adjusted independently
- Modern outlook blends well into most styles of home decor
- Wall-mounted design saves floor space and broadens the cat’s vision
Scratching board and posts wrapped with sisal rope to help sharpen your cat’s claws - The wooden surface is smooth, burr-free and odorless to guard your cat safe and healthy
Solid. I've had all four running and playing together on it.
Assembly could of been easier but not to bad did it all myself in a day.
(White cat alone is 13pounds.)
One of my cats loves this and is on it constantly, climbing the pole. My other cat is much larger (not fat, more like Maine Coon size) and can't climb the pole portion, so I had to be VERY careful where I put the platforms. I wish the pole had slightly different platforms... having just a little bit of a wedge shape (wider where it is away from the pole and narrower where it meets the pole) or having larger platforms would've allowed the larger cat to get up the pole, and therefore use the whole thing more. As it is, my smaller cat climbs the pole and then blocks the wall-platform way to get up (smaller cat is very dominant), so the larger cat doesn't use it much. And neither of them seem to be fans of the bridge. *shrug*
Other con is, you can see the board on the bottom of the platforms. I wish it was fully wrapped in material.
On the other hand, these were a bargain! I'm going to be painting my entire first floor in about 6 months and thought I'd try these out before patching & painting walls to see if the cats used them. They do, and I'd absolutely buy these again.
But now that I know they'll use them, I'll likely buy something a little higher end (carpeted ask the way around) that will more easily accommodate my larger cat's size. But, that might not be an issue for most readers... and at under $100 for the set, it's worth buying a pint of paint to make the undersides match! (If you even notice that...)
(Pictures: 2 general view, one with perspective from laying on floor, one at my eye level with close up of cat, one showing the smaller cat intimidating the larger cat away from a low platform)