Cat's Flower XXL Cat Tree

Looks better than traditional cat trees Our 4 cats love it but 2 have difficulty getting down from the top. If the other beds are occupied it ends up in a bit of a squabble as thay have to jump to a lower bed to descend. The main downside is that we have only had it 4 months and the beds are falling apart as one cat loves to chew them. This doesn't make it unsafe but it is very messy. Our boy cat likes to race up the tree. The tree it's self is sturdy but the basket needs retightening often

The tree looks stylish, but the workmanship could be better… the baskets get chewed up right away… the middle part was a bit tricky to attach and I hope it lasts longer than in the other reviews… my one-year-old tomcat already climbed it while I was assembling it… the top basket is very wobbly when he climbs up, so I don't think he'll be chilling up there… he climbs on it sometimes, but so far he hasn't really settled in anywhere, he just sniffs around.

The scratching post says it's suitable for bigger cats. My cats are large and half Maine Coon. The scratching post was fine for two months, but already two baskets have broken. It's just not sturdy enough if a bigger cat wants to jump into the baskets. Both of them love lying in it, but the screws coming loose from the baskets make it unsafe. The post itself is also a bit wobbly. For cats of normal size, the scratching post would be perfect. But for bigger cats, I wouldn't recommend it.

Unfortunately, even with two people, assembling it is just not really doable. Attaching the second part there is unthinkable. How is that supposed to work, seriously? You can twist and turn it all you want, but it just won’t stay in place!