PawHut 9′ Adjustable Height Floor To Ceiling Vertical Cat Tree Grey and White Brown

Description

Give your furry friends a place of their own with this 5-tier ceiling to floor cat climbing tree. This multi-tiered cat tree is the purr-fect solution for homes with more than one frisky feline! The middle post features scratching areas, offering them plenty of places to stretch and exercise their claws. With multiple platforms to choose from, your little ones are bound to have an absolute blast with this easy-to-install cat tree!

PRODUCT FEATURES

• ACTIVITY CENTER: this floor-to-ceiling cat tree ranges in height from 90.5”-102.25”and can be secured to the ceiling using the included tension rod. The can condo features 5 tiers of carpeted platforms and 3 sisal rope scratching areas.
• SECURE AND STURDY: Solid P2 grade particleboard construction keeps the whole cat tower strong and stable and pet friendly with rounded corners and edges for a secure and pleasant feel for your cats! Also, it is equipped with an anti-toppling device to ensure stability and it must be installed when using.
• WARM CUSHION: Soft 220gsm short plush covers all the boards of this cat activity tower, offering your feline a warm and soft touch, keeping them comfortable while sleeping or playing.
• SAVE YOUR FURNITURE: This compact cat furniture has a modern and stylish design with a tall, vertical scratching post. The length of the sisal rope part is 30.75″, a great home addition to keep your cats from clawing your furniture.
• CAT CONDO DIMENSIONS: Overall Dimensions: 15.75″ L x 13.5″ W x 90.5”- 102.25”H, Overall Weight Capacity: 33 lbs. Per Platform Weight Capacity: 17.5 lbs.
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WARNING: CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING
The State of California Health and Safety Code Section 25249.6, et seq., commonly known as Prop. 65, requires products to be labeled if any of over 900 chemicals are present even in trace amounts.

WARNING: This product can expose you to substances including wood dust and formaldehyde, chemicals identified by the State of California to cause cancer. For more information about prop 65, go to