Review on 🌳 Large EverGreen Cat Tree Condo & Activity Tree made in USA by On2 Pets with Leaves by Jeremy Lane

I recently adopted a cat who is used to a big house and occasional visits to the outdoors. I live in a shared flat and wanted to offer her something similar as a compromise. This product seemed to fill the need! I made sure to read the reviews before purchasing this item. Reviews are relatively mixed between people saying the product was very strong and easy to put together and other people saying it was incredibly wobbly and very difficult to put together. I wasn't sure how it would be for me. The instructions are relatively simple. my problem was that the instructions were just unattainable given the structure and finish of the parts i received. He asks to screw the longest rod into the base (base rod). I did this by adding part of the trunk and then putting the first large branch on top and started twisting it to hold it in place. As I rotated the nozzle, it continued to rotate the base rod into the grass foundation and out the other end, even as I barely left the base rod screwed in at first. I've definitely tested different options. Because of this I was unable to install the required connector bracket that connected the large base rod to the next middle rod as it continued to move down. Basically I had to remove the large attachment and unscrew the base rod from the grass base more than 5 times as this would cause the base rod to rotate. Since I've been doing this so many times it started irritating my hands and I decided to wear rubber gloves to make things easier. From there I decided to essentially build it from the top down so I could control the rotation and lock. in the other two nozzles without too rapid action on the base rod. Finally I attached two small and medium pieces already connected to the third one which I then screwed it into the base. It was a challenging project which is why this review gets 3 stars. It really does look like the photos - which is a plus. Every cat is different but mine keeps an eye on her and enjoys the lower grass for now until she is probably more comfortable moving upstairs.