Review on Go Pet Club Condo 67 Inch by Diane Jenkins

This cat tree is great. He is very tall. Has a large base. The second base (first level) is the same size as the ground base, so it is very strong. I think the top bar should be either shorter or wider because when played roughly you can see it wobble a bit, but it's twisted enough that I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it doesn't break (I've alternated them against leaning against the wall, and then leaving when I'm there to follow the rough play to see how it holds up). My only complaint about this (which I wrote to the company about) is that like other Go Pet Club cat towers, they are not supposed to have a mat on the posts. Instead, it should have sisal rope from top to bottom. I know they are trying to improve the look but the mat (top and bottom of the bars) is very flimsy for older cats with strong nails. My first tree (which I bought last year, one of my cats picked it right away, and a year later she ripped the chipboard underneath so badly - the mast is finally about to collapse - so I bought this newer tower. I'm planning on doing it Added sisal rope to all tops of pole mat Extra work but really like the design of the Go Pet Club trees weighing 18lbs (black and white cat in one of the photos) perfect for the free space Cats have fun in the corners and angles of this tree. My shyest cat has played in this tree more than my old one due to the small design - she no longer feels trapped with a double opening. Another review I read said that the top bar and the Rod are reconfigurable so you can place it on the bottom platform holding the other There is a different hole for it but when I tried it in it twisted in fold further, so it didn't feel like the hole was meant for another post. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, so I had no choice but to place the bar all the way up (like the photo in the ad). Not so hot what's up. In this other position it was still too close to either pole so I like it the way it is. It was very easy to assemble. The drawers are already assembled, so the rest only requires the use of an Allen key to tighten the screws. All in all a great tree!