Cat Wall Shelves, Furniture Set, Shelves and Perches for Wall, Climbing Shelf Playground Scratching Post with 3 Steps Indoor Mounted Condos House

I did a lot of searching for the right kind that would work for my cats and they absolutely loveeee this it’s very sturdy I did not use the plastic anchors they provided I suggest getting metal toggles anchors that’s going to help with weight my cat is almost 20 lbs and walk and runs on it fine I highly recommend this cat wall cubby for any room! I love that it’s natural wood and you can do what you want with it

Great quality shelves! The quality of the wood surprised me and all of the pieces fit together perfectly. The shelves are super stable even for my big 12lb boy. He enjoys the scratchers a lot. I will say that I wish the shelves were carpeted, but that’s an easy addition later on.

Got these to try to provide my cats with another escape route from a very rambunctious husky mix puppy that plays a little too rough, but I didn’t want to take up floor space with another cat tree.There were no missing parts that I could tell, the directions were easy to understand for assembly, but not so much for mounting…I had to bring in my husband for that part. You WILL need at least two people to mount these; the box is the hardest. They seem pretty sturdy to me; most of ours are in with drywall anchors and a few are in studs, as we had a small space to work with. If mounting in drywall, have a large drill bit handy as the anchors are NOT small. And forget the dinky screwdriver; an impact is your best bet for mounting.The cats have plenty of space to move around on them and lay down on the larger ones; the shelves are not too small, even for our big cat, who is about 20lbs. Every shelf holds her well. I feel like the lip of the box could probably use an additional support under it, but we can add one later. For now she seems comfortable enough as she lays down in it.I feel like the scratching posts are somewhat impractical for larger cats. Over all, the shelves are very functional even in a smaller wall area. We did not end up using the “balcony,” as it would have to be pretty high up (it juts out quite a bit and if a kid came around the corner too fast they would easily rip it out of the wall).Overall, worth the price (so far), pretty basic, but meets our needs. My only gripes would be that the paw print cut outs are upside down and the box could use a support or two under it.

Very cute alternative cat tree. My cat was scared of it though. I think my cat was too fat for it. Very well made and sturdy

Cats love them. Well made and super fun.

My bedroom cats who don’t like my fosters with St Francis Society Animal Rescue adore their new wall space! I have an 11 yo male bully cat (grey) who leaves the girls alone now that they are less in his territory hehe! Love it so much I bought another set to expand their “highway”!

Best purchase ever. I have 5 cats and they couldn't be any happier! I had to rearrange the wall, as I wasn't expecting my 3 legged cat to give it a go, since he isn't much of a climber.. but he LOVES it and has improved his quality of life tremendously.It's so much nicer than having a large cat tree in the way as well.Easy to install (helpful if you have a second person to help hold).Highly recommend!

This is generally well made. We foster cats and currently have a couple rambunctious kitties, who are surprisingly timid on this. The bridge in particular. It would help if the swiveling boards on the tree had a lock or stop on it bc that makes the cats nervous too.Problems:1. Slight gap (see picture)2. Decorative rail is impossible to put in. The screws it comes with are too long and you can't tighten the cylindrical pegs. I was trying so hard I split the wood. You will need 12 shorter screws.3. The end bolts on the tree are also impossible to tighten. Luckily I have a hex bit kit and an electric screw driver. That did the job.