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Product Description
Cactus Tall Cat Tree
Floor to Ceiling Cat Tree
Cactus Green | Color | Gothic Black |
95"-108" | Adjustable Height | 86.7"-120" |
Single | Post | Single |
Condos/Perch | | |
| | Scratching Posts | |
Cactus Green | Color | Cactus Green |
95"-108" | Adjustable Height | 85"-112" |
Single | Post | Dual |
Condos/Perch | | |
| | Scratching Posts | |
- Gothic Tall Cat Tree
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v_we
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
My larger cat (she is 13 lbs?) was ready to jump on it while I was building it and then she did when I was ALMOST done - just hadn’t added the stability (wall screw yet) and it still held up just fine!However, I DID make sure to add the screw for the wall because she is a rambunctious cat lmao. And after installing it, I gently pushed and there was zero movement, so very happy with the stability.I know that my cat is going to love it since she already is excited. I think she will be perfectly safe. I know she will use the scratching posts as well.Really easy and fast build, too. Color is as expected.It would be nice if the makers added the green fabric on the underside of the platforms given how tall this is BUT I also recognize this is cheaper ergo. It’s the bare minimum. So I’m ok with that!Also as I write this - truly only 10 minutes after installing - she has already zoomed around it and then stared out the window and now is has relaxed and closed her eyes to take a nap on the highest tier. :) I’m so happy I got this one!
Nisha Sumasar
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
My cats love climbing this tower and resting on it. It’s a little shaky when they jump around on it wildly, since there is little to no base, but it doesn’t seem like it’s going anywhere. It is pressed up against the ceiling.
Tako
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on February 13, 2025
My cat loved it and it became her favorite spot, but its too flimsy and ultimately it broke into 3 pieces
Simone
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024
This is a floor-to-ceiling height cat tree, it fits perfectly in my apartment, there’s an extending pole you can add to it for higher ceilings. It looks super cute, my cats jump on it and run up and down it all day long so it holds both of their weight. However, they’re are kittens so that’s only about 5lbs a piece right now.It’s very stable if twisted correctly, it’s also not screwed into anything so it’s renter friendly, just ensure you tighten it enough to get the right tension or else it won’t appear straight and will wobble to the side.
hrh
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
This cat tree is great! My cats love the scratch post, which is a nice bonus. One thing to note—occasionally, they’ve jump-scared me in the middle of the tree in the middle of the night, which can be a little startling when they’re at eye level! It was easy to set up, though you’ll need a stool for the higher sections. Overall, it’s a solid, sturdy cat tower that my cats seem to enjoy. It looks great in my house, even if my cats are too good for it now. Would definitely recommend it for indoor cats!UPDATE: My pudgy cat broke one of the boards, so I had to adjust the tree. Since one of the boards broke, they can no longer reach the top.
Hegla Lithgow
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2023
The PAWZ Road Cactus Cat Tree has been an intriguing addition to my home, both for me and my cats. The adjustable height feature was a significant draw, allowing me to perfectly customize its placement between my floor and ceiling. The cactus design brings a touch of whimsy to our space, although it took some time for my cats to become accustomed to it.The variety of platforms and hideouts offer different levels of engagement for my feline companions. I've noticed that they particularly enjoy the scratching posts, which is a definite plus. The assembly process was straightforward, and the materials used seem to be of decent quality.While the price point is a bit on the higher side, the PAWZ Road Cactus Cat Tree provides a distinctive and functional environment for my cats. I did encounter some stability issues initially, but I was able to address these by adjusting and securing certain parts during assembly.If you're patient and willing to give your cats the time to explore and adapt, the PAWZ Road Cactus Cat Tree could certainly become a wonderful addition to your home. Just make sure to double-check the stability during assembly to ensure the best experience for both you and your feline friends.
Burnt Potato
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2023
I really wanted to like this and there were so many positive reviews of it being great, but I think I agree with the negative reviews more unfortunately.This thing was stupid easy to assemble, but the shelves are pretty small and my cat (who is like 9 lbs but with a largish frame?) took up a LOT of space on the shelves and was a bit restricted in his movement because he was hard for him to turn around on them to get up/down.I could have made new (wooden) shelves for the pole, but it was pretty aggressively flimsy and wobbled back and forth a lot. I wouldn't trust this at all for some of our cats who functionally teleport up trees they're so hyper. It does come with 1 lil bracket to attach to 1 of the shelves which I anchored into a stud and it's still kind of wobbly.I think part of the problem is that it's hard to get the posts to screw down enough where the shelves can't rotate, so if you tug on the poll to simulate cats being weird, the shelf screwed into the wall can still shift a bit and, since the bracket only has 1 screw hole mounting it to the wall and 1 to the shelf, it can just pivot a bit around the bracket (which of course you could just replace). If you got 3rd party brackets and mounted 2 shelves to the wall I think it could probably work pretty alright if your cats were on the smaller end. plus small brackets like that are cheap and easy to get ahold of so it's not a super labor intensive mod.I've started a return for this and will be DIYing some shelves covered in old cut up carpet that are sturdy and have something my cat can fit on and grip better (because not much of this is covered in fabric that's good for adhesion.If you have basic access to wood working stuff (circular saw or hack saw even and a staple gun and drill) I'd probably just get a 4x4 from the store and chop up some chunks of cheap plywood to attach with shelf brackets and then cover everything in carpet or sisal rope. It would be about the same price and significantly sturdier with more customization (but objectively less cute - I really wanted the cactus poll to work lol).
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