Made4Pets Floor to Ceiling Cat Tree 93-106”,Tall Cat Tower 5 Tiers, Adjustable Height, Stable Cat Tree Tower with Scratching Posts, Fluffy Condo, Hammock and Ball Toy for Indoor Cats/Kitten, Beige

Skyscraper for Cats — Now Leasing Units to Every Furball in the House
With the number of cats we foster each year (plus our resident hooligans), I’ve become a part-time carpenter, upholsterer, and cat-tree chiropractor. Scratching posts wear out, hammocks sag, and sometimes a “disagreement” leaves the tree tilting like the Leaning Tower of Pisa. So, when this floor-to-ceiling tower appeared, I was equal parts hopeful and suspicious.First things first: this tree only works if it’s braced against an actual ceiling. Drop ceilings don’t count unless you want your cats surfing down a ceiling tile. If you want extra security, add a slip-resistant pad (a square of neoprene works great) so the post doesn’t slide on smooth paint. Once locked in, the tension system really does hold everything steady.Assembly was refreshingly simple. Measure your ceiling (most are around 8 feet), pick the right post sections, and fine-tune with the crank. The base takes a few minutes, but the rest is basically “screw it together and stack it up.” Shelves and hammocks can be rearranged, and since we already had spare hammocks from retired cat condos, we added those too. Honestly, I wish this came with two or three hammocks by default—nap space is always in demand.Our younger cats claimed the tower first, immediately turning it into their surveillance perch. From seven feet up they can plot sneak attacks, supervise dinner prep, or judge me for daring to fold laundry wrong. Older cats took longer to trust it—feline instincts mean nothing new gets climbed until it’s proven safe—but after a couple weeks, everyone was on board.Build quality is solid. The posts take scratching abuse without fraying overnight, the hammock hasn’t collapsed (yet), and the whole structure feels much sturdier than the bargain trees I’ve patched together in the past. Yes, there’s a little wobble in the middle if you shake it, but locked top-to-ceiling, it’s not going anywhere.In plain English: it’s tall (7’9″–8’10″), easy to assemble, and flexible enough to customize. It saves floor space, looks tidy, and gives the cats their own penthouse view. Considering the alternative is more duct-taped scratch posts and tilted platforms, this tower is a winner.Bonus: the cats love the top tier so much that it’s basically turned into a feline version of “King of the Hill.” Bring popcorn—you’ll get a nightly show.

Decent Cat Tree, But Check Dimensions!
This cat tree has been an absolutely amazing addition for our home, especially since it brings so much fantastic vertical space and enrichment for our indoor cats! It’s truly a game-changer for their daily fun!Right off the bat, the adjustable height mechanism is truly excellent; it allowed for a perfect, secure fit against our ceiling, giving it fantastic stability, which is a huge plus! Our cats immediately took to the different levels, especially enjoying the high perches and the cozy hammock, which is fantastic for their enrichment!A really nice touch is that the scratching posts have been a huge hit, saving our furniture from claw marks, and the gray color blends nicely with our crafting room decor, which is awesome! Our smaller cat absolutely loves the bottom condo, which is fantastic!My one little thing, however, is that while our smaller cat loves the bottom condo, I do find some of the platforms and the condo itself feel a tiny bit narrow for our larger (like Garfield larger) cat to sprawl out comfortably. Despite this minor point, for a space-saving cat tree that offers great vertical enrichment and truly fantastic stability, this one truly delivers a happy and engaging environment for most cats. Luckily my larger cat has another larger cat tree he loves to use!All in all, I’m really happy with this cat tree. It works perfectly, delivers fantastic vertical enrichment, and its ease of setup and stability are definitely a game-changer for providing a great environment for our feline friends! Definitely worth getting for your beloved cats!

Great cat tree
Well this is a bit of a different one. I have never had one that went floor to ceiling before. I am loving it though and so are my cats. We have 4 of them and they are able to run and play on it without issue. I like that it takes up a smaller footprint as well on the floor. This lets me get it in my office without much issue and then I am able to save space for them to still have something to do in here. Seems really sturdy and like it will last quite some time. Assembly is a breeze as well.

Know your cat
Our cat didn’t like it and we struggled to install it securely.

I have an older cat and while he always loves sitting on high perches, I wasn’t sure he’ll be still interested in climbing such a high cat tree. Turns out I was worrying for no reason, he immediately took possession of the top shelf, from which – I’m sure he thinks – he rules the household.This is a very unique design for a cat tree – it’s pressure fit between the floor and the ceiling, creating a very tall yet very sturdy structure. The mechanism in the tree allows for precise height adjustment and the crank makes it easy to tension the vertical rods. Once we had it properly set up it became more stable than a regular 4 foot cat tree we have in another room.Setup is straight forward and one person can do it, although it’s easier with a helper. Took me and my son about 20 minutes and we weren’t trying to rush it.Quality of the construction is good, carpeting is pretty decent although I think the fabric could be a bit thicker. The shelves and the basket are very stable and will work for a small-medium cats well, but I’m not sure a large animal will feel comfortable on them. My cat is medium sized, but gained some weight recently and I didn’t think he’ll fit in the basket, but turns out that he can liquefy himself and fits just fine. He explored the bottom covered box, but it doesn’t seem to hold much of his interest. He prefers the high perches.We had the tree set up for about 3 weeks now and it’s holding up fine to the daily use. The tension is still strong, the tree didn’t get wobbly and overall makes an excellent impression of durability. Because of its height, I’m still going to monitor the tightness of the joints, but so far it’s looking good. In the event an adjustment is necessary, it will only take a few minutes.Overall, this is a very cool accessory and quite attractive piece of cat furniture. I wish the shelves and the bottom box were a bit larger, but it doesn’t seem to bother our cat.

I’ve been looking for a cat tree that would work in my small living room but still keep my three active cats busy, and this one turned out to be a great fit. The floor-to-ceiling design makes smart use of space, and the adjustable pole easily fits my 96″ ceiling with a simple joystick mechanism—no drilling needed. Assembly was straightforward and took about half an hour with clear instructions.Even though it doesn’t take up much floor space, it has plenty for my cats to do: a hammock, a condo, multiple platforms, and a spring ball toy. My tabby goes after that toy daily, and the sisal-wrapped posts have definitely reduced the scratching on my couch. The solid wood bowl ledge is a favorite spot for bird-watching and doesn’t sag under weight. The condo base is wide enough to give it stability, and while there’s a slight wobble if I deliberately shake it, it stays steady even when my 12-pound cat jumps on and off.There are a couple of small things to note: the fabric is on the thinner side, so I’ll be watching for wear over time, and the condo might be a bit small for larger cats—mine tend to use it as a tunnel rather than a sleeping spot. Still, from the moment I set it up, my climber cat went straight to the top, and it’s now her regular perch for keeping an eye on the kitchen.