61-Inch Cat Tree with 2 Condos & 7 Sisal Scratching Posts

Add climbing, scratching and resting space to your home with this 61-inch multi-level cat tree. Its tiered design combines two enclosed condos, a top perch, multiple platforms, seven sisal-wrapped posts and a hanging toy for indoor enrichment.

More usable space for indoor cats

The vertical layout creates several activity zones in one footprint. Cats can survey the room from the upper perch, nap inside either condo, move between tiered platforms or use the wrapped posts for routine scratching.

Designed for climbing and lounging

• 61-inch height: provides a multi-level route for climbing and observation
• Wide base: supports the tower’s floor-standing design
• High-density particle-board frame: forms the platforms, condos and base
• Two enclosed condos: give cats separate sheltered resting spaces
• Top perch: creates an elevated lounging and lookout area
• Seven sisal-wrapped posts: provide multiple appropriate scratching surfaces
• Tiered platforms: help cats move between levels
• Hanging ball toy: encourages batting and interactive play
• Faux-fur covering: adds soft contact surfaces throughout the tower
• Anti-toppling design: includes stabilization hardware for attachment to a suitable wall

Check the fit before ordering

Compare the condo openings, interior dimensions and perch measurements shown in the product imagery with each cat’s body size. A product marketed for larger cats may not fit every large breed, and households with multiple cats should also review the stated platform and total load limits.

Assembly and care

• Follow the included diagrams and use all labeled hardware
• Place the tower indoors on a hard, flat and level floor
• Secure the anti-toppling hardware to a suitable wall before use
• Tighten all fasteners after assembly and recheck them regularly
• Remove loose fur and spot-clean the faux fur with a lightly damp cloth
• Keep moisture away from exposed particle-board edges

Safety notes

No tall cat tree is wobble-free in every situation. Correct assembly, level placement and wall anchoring are essential. Supervise initial use and replace loose sisal, damaged toys or worn structural parts promptly. Scratching posts offer an appropriate outlet but cannot guarantee that cats will avoid household furniture.