- ?FLEXIBLE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT- Featuring a metal extension rod, the tall cat tower can be easily extended from 218cm to 270cm with the crank handle. Also, 2 replaceable posts with varying heights are tailored for different ceiling heights. Plus, 3-level barrel-type lifting mechanism allows for precise adjustment at your desired height.
- ?COMFORTABLE LOUNGING SPOTS- Equipped with a space capsule, the kitten play center offers a transparent nook that allows you to witness cats' adorable moments up close. Additionally, the large condo offers a private escape, ensuring your felines feels secure and peaceful.
- ?FULLY STIMULATE CATS' INSTINCTS- The cat climbing stand comes with 2 sisal-wrapped posts and a 3-step ladder that promotes healthy claw maintenance and protects your furniture from unwanted damage. Moreover, a hanging sisal rope will meet their hunting instinct and keeping them engaged.
- ?STABILITY MEETS COMFORT- The supporting posts at a diameter of 9cm ensures excellent stability of the versatile kitty tower. Plus, the scratching posts are made of wear-resistant sisal rope for safe and frequent scratching. Plus, teddy fleece covers the platforms, offering a comfortable resting surface without the risk of shedding.
- ?SPACE-SAVING CAT FURNITURE- The 5-tier floor-to-ceiling cat tree has maximized the space utilization of the vertical space. Stands at a space-efficient size of 39 x 39cm at the base, the multi-level cat climbing furniture is an ideal choice for limited spaces.
Why do you choose GYMAX Cat Tree?
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- Labor-saving crank handle allows for slight height adjustment.
- Metal extension rod provides a height adjustment range of 17 cm.
- Easy to adjust the 3-level heights with a barrel-type lifting mechanism.
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Features:
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- 9 cm thick sisal posts are natural and wear-resistant
- 2 height options available with the 2 replaceable posts
- Teddy fleece covering will provide a soft and comfortable touch
- Sisal rope with swing motion offer much entertainment for felines
- 3-step scratching ladder and sisal scratching posts meet cats' scratching needs
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