Modern Living Isernia Ceiling Cat Tree

The cat tree can hold up to 5 cats at the same time, with the heaviest weighing 7 kilos and the others around 5-6 kilos. Assembly was super easy too, and it's really easy to move around.

It's really nice, but the part that lets you extend it up to the ceiling is just a screw that only goes in a couple of centimetres between the two pieces of the scratching post, and then sticks out 30 cm, making it unstable. It would need a longer screw and an extra piece of scratching post to cover the screw. We've requested a return. It's a shame, because otherwise it was exactly what we were looking for.

For now, we're using it without screwing it to the ceiling, but it's still stable enough. Our cat loves to climb up on it, as if she were climbing a tree.

Easy to assemble. Looks nice, without lots of synthetic and not very eco-friendly materials. Stays in place without having to screw it into the ceiling thanks to two nuts. The cats LOVE both playing and sleeping on the different levels. A good investment for a month indoors due to moving, and for the winter months.

Stylish and sleek, fairly easy to assemble! As some people mention, it doesn't look as good if you have high ceilings because of the gap between the parts, but for me it turned out great. The cat loves it! The only downside is that the mats start to shed quickly and wear out fast.

Works great for big cats too! It's best to have two people when setting it up, since it's quite large and heavy. Pretty stylish for a cat accessory.

I have a ceiling height of 2.60m and unfortunately, the cat tree isn’t stable enough for this height. It constantly needs to be tightened, and the nut/screw has to be adjusted regularly. Otherwise, it has a nice and simple design.

Thick posts with 3 sleeping/sitting spots. My cats love climbing on this and sleeping in the highest spot. They like looking out the window from here since it’s placed right next to the living room window. Easy to secure to the ceiling. I was a bit worried that the main screw would break since it looked a bit flimsy. But after using it for about two years, it’s still standing strong. Even with zooming cats who’ve stormed up the pole and climbed at full speed. I highly recommend this.

It’s sturdy and with a ceiling height of 1.45m it works really well. The best way is to assemble the whole cat tree from the bottom up—first screw the long thread in quite a bit, then attach the top part, and finally stand the whole cat tree up. That way you can tighten it perfectly 👍🏼