Kerbl Dolomit Tofana Wall-Mounted Cat Tree, X-Large,185 x 115 cm, Grey

I needed a cat tree that was big enough to entertain my cat but not to big for the living room and this one fitted the bill perfectly. After reading many of the reviews and armed with the knowledge that there may be some extra expense I took the plunge. I had read that I may need to re wrap the posts and on inspection I did. The rope on the posts was extremely thin for the price of the tree I would have expected better. I used a 8 mm sisal rope which I think looks good and my cat can’t rip it to bits quite so easily. I ended up having to buy 125m with a bit left over it was a long job but well worth it ( used g a glue gun) we did need better, longer fixings as we wanted it to stay on the wall. The stitching could have been better as well which I will keep an eye on. Inside the house part the materials and come away but that was fixed the the glue gun. Even with the negative parts of the tree I am still glad I purchased it. It is sturdy, looks great in my living room and gets plenty of compliments., but most of all Sushi loves it, she is now thinks she is the queen of the castle.

This is by far the best cat tree I've bought for my two Ragdolls. They're both 6.3kg each and holds them well! I would highly recommend it as they absolutely love it and really gives them that extra play space at a good height. They're constantly fighting for the highest spot.The price has definitely jumped up since I last bought it so I suppose it goes to show how popular it is. I've not had to buy extra parts as everything you need to put it together is all in the box. It is super heavy, it's a two or maybe even three-person job depending on how you put it together. I'm really happy that I bought this and don't know why I didn't do it sooner.

The media could not be loaded.  Where do I start? 😂😂So first off this thing is heavy. We did the first bit somewhat wrong and built the whole thing at once but it worked out in the end.Second the wall anchors need a 10mm drill bit not an 8mm like in the instructions (of which there is NO English at all)And third when we finally got the wall anchors in the screws would not meet the thread through the wood of the mounts. I had to drill away at the top layer a bit for the screw to reach, so after a lot of swearing, panicking and crying... I got it on the wall.Not a great experience as a diy-er but my dad's a builder and he's taught me a lot over the years so I wasn't completely in the dark about how to go about fitting this. It was just extremely awkward to do well 90% of it on my own... My partner only helped hold it up for wall marking and mounting 😂OUR WALLS ARE SOLID BRICK. DO NOT ATTEMPT ON PLASTERBOARD 😂😂

Delivered within 24 hours, didn't pay for next day delivery so that was a bonus. Really really easy to put up. I did it in my own in about half hour. Really sturdy and the wood is solid. Only issue is that it didn't come with one out of the 8 screws it needed, but luckily I had them in the house already, also, one of the round levels didn't have the velcro on (I thought I'd built it upside down but I didn't) other than thay really really pleased and super impressed. Would definitely recommend. Especially since this product is bigger and better than one we were going to buy from pets and home and this one only cost £3 extra

Whilst we absolutely love the design of this cat tree, and it is really sturdy, our cats have completely annihilated the rope and the fabric, in less than 3 months.We are having to replace the poles, and I will also need to make new fabric covers in a much tighter weave of fabric.Our cats approve 200% of this tree and have loved it to death.So the cats give it 15 Stars for the pleasure of destroying it!The humans give it 3 stars because it really should look good for more than 2 months...First, they clawed inside the box and pulled all that fabric down. Then they comprehensively killed the cushions on every shelf, and the lower double platform cushion now does not lie flat inside the cover. Then they managed to scratch a hole in the rope and they unwrapped a pole. They are now working on the rope of the other poles with great satisfaction and pleasure!So this tree is very cat-approved!For a single cat, it is probably fine, but I would not recommend such an open-weave fabric on a cat tree, and the rope is not as strong as the rope on other trees we have owned before. Bearing in mind that we clip claws every week, this tree has not kept a beautiful appearance.However, it is as strong as a mountain once screwed into the wall. The construction is fantastic and I love it! It is going to get a face-lift with new poles and will then last forever!We are happy to keep this tree and replace the poles, so in a way, it was exactly what we wanted. Something the cats enjoy. And they ADORE this tree!We may also need to replace the plywood, as it is showing signs of wear as well, with lots of claw marks...Cats. They scratch. It's a thing!

This product is incredibly large and heavy, so I could not hang it on my walls as it was designed for, because the flimsy plasterboard would never have supported its weight.I ended up using the pieces of the cat tree to build it into a pole with a base plate to take the weight on the floor, and I used the 2 bracket pieces to fix my improvised cat tree to the wall.My next issue was that the wooden pieces are all unpainted, unnatttactive plywood, so I had to paint the wood.I really like the fabric used for the covers and cushionsAll in all, I like the product, and my cat definitely loves it. It’s a cat tree on steroids. It just took a bit of work and imagination to make it work in my home.