Review on 🐱 Hey-brother 63'' Multi-Level Cat Tree: King Cat Condo with Cozy Perches and Stable Cat Tower - Light Gray by Mandy Jones

It was pretty easy to put together. The only issue I had was that several of the screws required were similar in size, so a couple of times I used the wrong screw and had to put in the correct one. During assembly, one of the bedposts bumped into another. So I had to take one off first and tighten this one as I couldn't turn it afterwards to tighten it. I have 3 cats, 2 are still kittens. The gray cat weighs 13 pounds, and while it doesn't really fit into the space of the house, it still likes it. The remaining 2 are 10 and 7 pounds. The smaller cat was placed everywhere so it actually became their tree and playground. The all-black 10-pound cat couldn't move easily, but would fit in all beds and homes. While it looks cool that the rope scratching posts aren't at the top, it would be better if they were. Cats tend to scratch him where there is no rope because he is bigger. Surprisingly, ball toys are still on it. It had two extras which I hid when they broke the rest. I'm 5ft 3in and this tree was a little shorter than me. My cats can reach the ceiling standing on their hind legs so it's quite tall which was nice. Haven't found a permanent spot for the tree yet, but they seem to like it. It seems pretty solid without being attached to the wall.