Cat Craft One Source 90 in. 3 Tier Cat Tree

These are great. A little wobbly but still sturdy enough to stay upright. No problems with the cats, either. Be sure to use the extra tube small section, if it'll fit. That really helps to anchor it, if ceiling is around 7.5 feet.

All 4 of my cats love this especially the toys hanging on it. Definitely recommend it to all cat lovers.

It's a good tower. We had no trouble putting it together and placing it in the room. It was immediately in use.

Great for a smaller cat. My 11 lb. Cat loves it.

My kitties give it a two paws up!

This is our second, the first one lasted about 3 years. Cat loves it

This cat tree was cheap, easy to assemble and has options for cute toy add ons like dangly balls a laser pointer, replacement posts if they get worn out and a small cat bed that can go on it. As soon as i set it up (by the window, not touching any walls) and sprinkled it lightly with cat nip my cat has been on it. Small, and goes well witg the apartment. My ceilings are 8 ft exactly and it fit perfectly. It does bend a little when she plays on it but seems sturdy enough for her. (She is 9 lbs) this morning she was sleeping on the top tier which is tall enough for me to literally stand under so it is about 5 ft 4 inches tall. I love this thing and so does she and it was cheap girl!

Very easy to assemble and looks good with any room-style. My cat is hard to please in terms of toys, but this one he loves! I have it in the corner next to a ground floor window, and he loves looking outside. Whenever I come home he is lying there, and he often sleeps there at night too!

This is an excellent cat tree! It was easy to put together except for at the very top. The directions said if your ceiling is under 8 feet you would not need the extra carpeted piece, which I believe our ceiling is less than 8 feet. I struggled with sawing off the right-sized piece of plastic tube. The problem was the wider short tube that connects the two pieces of longer plastic tube would not go down onto the spring in the hole so the shorter I cut it actually the longer it became. Anyway, when I added the short carpeted piece instead of the extra plastic tube, this problem was solved, and I believe it is pretty tight with the ceiling now. We have a Bengal cat, and she can be pretty rough and usually breaks all her toys, but so far it has held her weight and play without having to anchor or wire it to the wall. All of the parts seem very sturdy and screw together very tightly. After a little sweat on my part, our cat absolutely loves this tree. The highest level is very high, and she loves it so much. I thought she would jump to the different levels, but she appears to enjoy climbing up the pole (She is not declawed). Both the great price (about half of other cat trees) and her enjoyment led me to give this 5 stars. It is also very well made. It is definitely worth the money, and we and our cat highly recommend.

I've bought 4 of these over the past decade or so and I've been a fan until recently. Everyone I've bought has been made differently and more cheaply every time. 1st 1 I bought lasted years. 2nd 1 had cheaper carpeting, but lasted a long time. I bought 1 last winter for a new kitty and before long it started bowing in the middle and the carpeting comes off in big clumps now. After a few months, I came home and it had broken in half and fell down. Threw it away, bought another one abt 2-3 months ago, again, made differently, thought it might be better but no. Cut down the plastic tube at top to fit it 2 my ceiling and it's just doing the same thing and will snap b4 too long. If I cut anymore of the plastic tube off, it wont have enough tension to stay in place. Disappointed I'll have to look at something else.