PETKABOO Cat Wall Shleves and Perches, Pine Wooden Cat Wall Furniture Climbing Shelves with Climber, Condo, Scratching Post, Ladder & Platform

This was a great buy. I spent a lot of time searching for wall mounted cat gyms and this was perfect. My cats are about 20lbs and it holds their weight just fine (especially when they jump). It did take a little while to assemble everything. However, I love that it was solid wood and nothing cheap or flimsy. We did use our own anchors for the very top boxes but the anchors that came with seem to do just fine. We also didn't end up using one of the ladders but we may use it with something else.

I bought these in preparation of adopting my two 4 month year old kittens. The set up wasn’t rocket science, although I did need a little bit of help mounting them up on the wall, and they loved them. I even tried to really muscle them by trying to wiggle them as a stress test before they hopped on and they’re very sturdy. These are also the cheapest I found that sold all the parts together. Overall worth every penny! I fully recommend them rather than buying individual parts from different sellers.

** Update: Broke after a few days of use. The wood literally just split. Contacted the seller and they’re sending a replacement. Very quick response and very kind. The product itself is pretty good. The instructions could be better but it’s not hard to figure out. The anchors SUCK though. Also doesn’t come with any bedding or carpeting (which I knew) so if you don’t mind a DIY to make it more custom, they’re a great base. Edges are a bit sharp, I plan on sanding them just to be extra safe. there are definitely better products out there but for the price, I think this set is a good starting point.

So first thing I would recommend is getting screw anchors for an even stronger hold. I do not recommend with the screws it comes with. I recommend good quality anchors. The cats didn’t even feel safe jumping on them or being on them until we had different anchors applied so the platform would shake or bounce. I also recommend since the product is just wood (as I will be doing), to get something to staple into the wood for traction or clawing since the cats like to grip unto something usually when climbing or playing. It’s a great started and blank canvas because you can paint the wood, stain it, staple into or or whatever so it can be more aesthetically pleasing.

Well packaged, nice, sturdy wood, directions were not all that great, but we were able to figure it out easily. My cat seems like she feels safe enough to move across the shelves. I’m planning on adding skid pads on the shelves to keep my cat from possibly sliding. I’ll also add bedding to the end boxes :). I would recommend this product!

I had been planning to make a cat wall in my office and saw this one that had several pieces for a little over $100 so I figured I'd get it and it would save me all the planning. When it came I unloaded everything and thought it looked pretty nice. So, today I started putting it together. First, there is a picture that shows how you are supposed to assemble each piece, but the pieces aren't numbered and so you have to do comparisons of screw holes to the pictures to figure out which pieces go where. It was very frustrating and it would have been so much easier to just label the parts with little stickers. But that wasn't that big a deal, it just slowed me down some. The real issue was that putting together the very first box the wood split on the front of the box after putting in only one or two of the screws. You can see in the first picture that it's just a seam and it split along that seam. Then when I was putting together the second box, that also split along the base of the front piece as well, although at the bottom of the piece, as you can see in picture number 2. I considered boxing it all back up and sending it back, but I'd already spent so much time organizing the pieces and figuring out where everything went and drilling the holes in the wall. So, I'm adding a couple screws to the areas that split to give it some extra support. I am a bit nervous as my bigger cat is over 13 pounds. He got in and rolled around in one of the boxes and it seems to hold his weight, so fingers crossed. Also, the anchors that are included can't be used on drywall. The pieces aren't big enough to reach between two studs so at least one side will be through drywall and you need to get the type of anchor that butterflies behind the wall so that it supports it. Luckily I went out and purchased some before the cat wall arrived since I was already nervous about it supporting the weight of the cat. Also, in the instructions it looks like they are telling you to screw the bridges in from the bottom, but I was really nervous to do that as I was worried that the pressure of the cat walking on it would make the screws just fall out over time. So I screwed them in on the top instead. There are no predrilled screw holes on the box to attach the bridge to so you can do it wherever you want. All in all, I don't know that it was worth the price. It is nice looking, but the wood is obviously pretty cheap. It feels pretty solid on the wall right now and I'm hopeful that I'll get some use out of it and that the wood won't split in other places.

The instructions aren't great and nothing is labelled, but it's not hard to assemble. If you want them a different color I suggest painting them before assembly/ installation. I put these up last week and my cats love them. Extra height to get a good view of the room and they really enjoy the cubbies to sleep in.

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