61-Inch Large Cat Tree with 2 Condos and 7 Sisal Posts

In a home with several cats, everyone wants the best spot at the same time. This 61-inch cat tree gives them more than one best spot. It has two roomy condos stacked on the frame, a wide top perch, several staggered platforms and seven sisal-wrapped posts. Big cats get space to sprawl and hide, and smaller ones have a clear route to the top, so the whole household can climb, scratch and nap without crowding each other.

Two Condos, Each Big Enough to Stretch In

The condos are the heart of this tower. Each one measures 17.7 x 15.7 x 13.7 inches, roomy enough for a large cat to lie on its side instead of squeezing into a ball. Every condo has an arched front doorway plus a side window and a second opening, so cats can slip in and out from more than one direction. One sits at floor level and the other is raised mid-tower, giving cats a choice between a grounded hideout and a higher one.

Room to Climb

• Top Perch: A 17.7 x 15.7 in padded platform at the highest point, with a raised edge for lounging.
• Upper Side Ledge: A small platform just below the top for a quick rest.
• Mid Platform: A long perch spanning two posts, with a dangling ball hanging below.
• Low Step: A platform near the base that makes the first jump easy for kittens and seniors.
• 7 Sisal Posts: Scratching sections at different heights throughout the tower.
• Hanging Toys: Swinging toys under the platforms for batting and pouncing.

Key Numbers

Steady Under Heavier Cats

A widened base and high-density particle board frame help the tower stay steady while big cats jump between levels. An anti-tip kit with a strap, screw and wall anchor is included. Fix the tree to the wall once it's assembled, especially if your cats like to launch themselves onto the top perch.

Setting It Up

Parts are labeled and come with illustrated instructions. Plan for a space a little larger than the 38.2 x 19.2 in footprint so the side platforms have clearance, and place the tree near a window if you can. The top perch becomes a favorite lookout when there's something to watch outside.

Large breeds need more room than most trees allow. Our best cat trees guide covers what to look for, and you can compare more towers in our cat tree collection.

Set it up by a sunny window and give every cat in the house a place of its own.