40"H Cat Tree (Gray)

Cats thrive with vertical territory. This tree packs a lot into a compact footprint: multiple rest zones (hammocks + top perch + condo) plus scratch posts for daily routine. It’s a strong “starter tower” for apartments or smaller rooms where you still want real enrichment.With two carpet hammocks, a top bed perch, a two-door condo, and a hanging toy, it’s a great setup for play, rest, and enrichment—especially for multi-cat homes that need more vertical space without taking over the room.

• Overall size: 32.7" L × 16.9" W × 39.4" H
• Max area: ~3.8 sq ft
• Design height: 39.4" multi-level structure

Gray as pictured

• Multi-Level Climbing + Lounging
  • Multiple platforms, perches, and levels for active play and daily movement
  • Cozy resting spaces at every level
• Rest Zones Built In
  • 2 carpet hammocks for lounging
  • Top bed perch for naps and “supervisor mode”
  • 2-door condo for hiding and quiet rest
• Sisal Scratching Posts
  • Helps satisfy natural scratching instincts
  • Supports claw health and helps reduce furniture scratching
• Stable + Sturdy Construction
  • Designed for safer climbing, jumping, and play
• Indoor-Friendly Pet Furniture
  • Great for apartments, homes, and multi-cat households
• Easy Assembly
  • Includes hardware + instructions for quick setup

• Indoor cats who need more climbing and vertical enrichment
• Cats who love hammocks, condos, and elevated perches
• Multi-cat homes looking to reduce boredom and encourage healthy play
• Smaller spaces that still want a full-feature cat tree

• 1 × multi-level cat tree (32.7" × 16.9" × 39.4")
• 2 × carpet hammocks
• 1 × top bed perch
• 1 × two-door condo
• 1 × hanging toy
• Assembly hardware + instructions

• Processing Time: 1–2 days
• Estimated Delivery: 3–10 business days worldwide
• Free Shipping Worldwide: On all orders $35
• Tracking: Provided with every order

Is This Big Enough For Multiple Cats? Yes—there are multiple rest zones (two hammocks + top perch + condo), but cats will still take turns on favorite spots. It’s best for small-to-medium cats or mixed-size households.

Where Should I Put It? Near a window is ideal—cats use perches more consistently when they can watch birds, people, and outdoor activity.

How Do I Keep It Stable? Assemble on a flat surface, tighten screws after the first few days, and if you have very large cats, place the base against a wall for extra confidence during jumps.