Heybly Cat Tree, 68 inch Multi-Level Cat Tower for Indoor Cats, 2 Widened Plush Perches Cat Condo with Scratching Board and Big Caves, Smoky Gray HCT025G

This cat tree is nice and sturdy. The double posts on the higher level makes it feel far more stable than my previous one. It also has a heavier thicker wood for the base. My cats will enjoy all of the levels and sleeping spots...one is already trying out the buckets and beds just minutes after setup. It is a stepped design, so the cats can maneuver really easily without having to claw or make leaps.I love that the beds are removable and washable. There is some odor right out of the bag and box which is starting to fade, but I may still wash the beds tomorrow.Note: the screw goes through the middle of the lower bed, so the top bed and posts have to be removed to get that bed pad off for washing. That is a bit annoying, but adds alot of stability, so I don't mind. Other than that, this tree is really great.It was fairly easy to put together without needing extra tools. The box was really banged up - but to my surprise nothing was broken or splintered. That was avoided due to the quality thickness of the boards.It is quite wide - it dwarfs my old one in the pic. You should measure to allow room for the span of the wings on the hammock tier which is wider than the base. Also note the span of another 14" for the hoop baskets, but those swivel and can be moved over or omitted. I didn't realize how much the wings stuck out on the next tier up from the bottom where the hammock is, adding nearly another foot to the width.Will post a followup on durability a few months from now. Overall my first impression is that this was well worth the sale price.

I don't usually write reviews, but I felt obligated in this case. This exceeded my expectations, by far. Especially at this price. For those interested, I'll explain my observations on it:Its not all wood, for example- the vertical tubes are not, but feel very sturdy. They are some kind of hollow layered paper composite, with end caps glued in. They are feel much more sound than I expected.The platforms are some sort of particle board, and feel sturdy.The little cat condo/room is fabric on the sides, like a tent with the top and bottom being wood. The two platforms with padding, are only padded on the edges, to make it harder for the cat to slip off. The area where your cat will actually lay down, is two layers of carpet, not padding. (My cat doesn't seem to mind, as she hasn't left the top platform since I set it up 3 hours ago)The little baskets seem to be a thin metal ring with carpet sewn around. My cat hasn't used them yet, but they certainly feel strong enough for her at about 12lbs. I believe they would bend before they fail entirely.There are a couple rough spots from excess glue near some of the carpet seams, but hey, for less that $100, I'm thrilled with the overall quality.Mine doesn't wobble at all, but I would still recommend using the included wall achor, as more than one cat, or some aggressive play might be an issue. It's no fault of the build quality, just the size of the lowest platform.It smells a bit like plastic, but I'm sure that will air out soon.It's got some lint and bits of cut carpet on it from the factory, but that is not an issue.Assembly was relatively easy. The instructions leave a little to be desired, but luckily all of the parts have a sticker, marking its number in the instructions.Every little scratching post section you see in the pictures, is its own individual part. It was more parts than I expected.The hardware is not labeled, but there are only 3 types of screws/studs in the model I purchased. Sorting what went where was easy enough.She hasn't left the top basket 3 hours later and I'm very happy with this purchase.

This tree is perfect for multiple cats, and especially those that are larger ( like 15lb and 20lbs). We had to upgrade our previous cat tree, as the laying areas weren't big enough, and their wasn't enough space for the cats move or fit.

Love it! Looks great and it's sturdy enough for my 20 lb girl to lounge in the hammock. Little sister loves it, too. Easy to assemble with one exception to the instructions. Next to the top tier, it says to use pole P3 x1 and then P4 x1 on top, but need to reverse those. It will be obvious during assembly, as the top platform will be unlevel if not switched.

To the owner, you have a good product here, but I have 2 suggestions....1. Increase the size and weight of the base. It's not heavy enough to support the structure. Even securing it against the wall, it's still wobbly. One of my cats likes to jump off this structure and her weight will cause the tree to rock back and hit the wall. Even just climbing from one level to the next, it wobbles all the time. The base should be about twice the square footage and heavier. I understand that's going to cause shipping costs to rise, and change the packaging, but you could have a base that folds or comes in separate pieces and screws together.2. Can you make the tree such that there are 2 large bets atop the structure, about a foot apart from one-another? I think both my cats would sleep in it if there were 2 beds at the top. But as is, the bed that's 1 level down (and smaller) is in the perfect spot for one of my cats to taunt the other, so yeah, it's good for playing, but I was thinking...2 large beds at the top (5th level) about a foot apartNext level down should be just a platformThen have the basket/bed thingy off the 3rd level.I mean, everyone has their own wants and needs, but I think spreading things out a bit and having 2 large beds would be great for 2 adult cats.Last point, my cats won't use the basket, they haven't yet. I have a feeling they either know it's a bit unstable or - I don't know but - maybe that's for smaller cats. We'll see if they ever use it.Good product, but it needs some engineering. Toggling between 3 and 4 stars.