Ultimate Vertical Playground: CatastrophiCreations 3-Tier Sisal Climbing Pole Review

They love it. My two furry little ones love to climb with reckless energy. There was a small defect that this company fixed quickly and without hesitation. I love the food there.

We love the way it looks in our living room, way better than the ugly carpeted cat tower. It feels solid, maybe not as sturdy as expected, but it's holding up to our two Savannah cats for now. I have a feeling it will take time.

I have a big scratching post that two cats like but after a while it became more of a simple piece of furniture so it was set up tonight, the cats didn't waste time climbing on it and it to annoy each other friend. This will be part of the overall game wall, I just haven't installed it yet. Very durable and easy to install! Thanks!

I was skeptical that it would hold up over time and 2 big cats but after 8 months it is still beautiful, high quality materials and workmanship make its cat harness. . Both boys definitely like it. We paired it with another cataclysmic item and it worked great. thanks for a quality product!

My cats love CatastrophicCreations, they are our cat's route to every wall in the house. The finishes are really great and there is great attention to detail. You don't have to worry about your cat's weight. Mine assemble them at full speed and we've never had any problems. The only thing I would recommend is to use other screws. That's silly since a pack of decent screws from a hardware store costs a penny compared to the cost of a rack. That's why I gave 4 stars instead of 5. just bad…

Since we have a house cat, we wanted to give her something to climb on and preferably not our blinds! We bought 3 pieces from Catastrophic Creations to make a small wall for the cat gym. The products look great on the wall, they're relatively easy to install (we had some trouble finding spikes, but that was an issue with our spike finder, not the product) and the cat enjoyed getting on the perch to climb, jump to the hammock, down the stairs to another hammock and then onto the floor. I think…

Cats get used to it. move them. My only criticism is the material used for the rope. It's 100 percent good for cats who love it. It was just one of the most terrifying experiences in terms of hand wear and tear. Aside from these incredibly small esoteric critiques, I love disastrous things. I have a 17.5 pound street cat aged 13 (I call him my Senior Statesman) so my endurance requirements are on the high end. He'll often run into the living room, leap into the air, spread all four legs and…