Review on 🐱 HYABi 56-Inch Cat Tree Tower with Sisal Scratching Post - Brown Kitten Game House Activity Center by Cara Dudas

When your cats stop using their cat tower because it's old and worn out, you know it's time to find something new for them. After bisecting his old tower, which was not modern and consisted only of a main girder with two cornices, he began looking for a lighter modern option. After having to lug the old one out the back bedroom window, I thought it would be nice to have something half the weight. With this super nice cat tower from the Hyabi brand, I found this lightweight device that can be disassembled and disassembled again. easy down. It was fun to assemble as it required an Allen key and four different sized screws and then turret pieces. I recommend finding the right drill to make the process quicker and easier. I say faster in the sense that there are a lot of turns with some big bolts. It's not something you want to rush. It's not difficult, but there are a few things that require a little attention and maybe some LED lighting depending on how good your eyes are. The lighting recommendation is for when trying to thread a bolt through two layers of platform material, which is basically the last step where you need light. This is a solid setup as the screws used ensure this thing lasts a long time and are drilled to avoid chipping or breaking. The platform can easily support the weight of ordinary house cats. I have an older man, tall, and he has done a great job with the platform. The circles and platforms are a bit small, but not so wide that it negatively affects my opinion at all. My two cats can be seen in the attached video clip showing them loving this item minutes after I assembled it. Can you tell which cat is Moon Biscuit II and which is Bishop? The material covering the platform and parts of the house is a very fluffy fleece, similar to terry cloth. My cats loved it because it gives them a synthesis of that bubbly blanket material that they love to snuggle into. The assembly time for this was about forty-five minutes without rushing. I could spend an hour on this because I was listening to records. Small tower houses are great because they are completely lined on the inside with this super soft material and the four sides of each rectangular or box shaped house have additional support posts. Attaching those inner four bars (eight total) is another tricky part that just requires focus and time. There was more to this tower than I expected, but I was hilariously surprised to see that there was a ball and rope hanging from the two circular top platforms. This is the perfect finishing touch that my cats appreciate when they get over-excited with catnip. In summary, this tower exceeded my expectations and it is amazing. I recommend it to all cat lovers.