How tall is it, and does it fit my ceiling?

It adjusts from about 89.75 to 102.25 inches, roughly 7.5 to 8.5 feet. Measure your ceiling height first; the tension rod needs a firm, flat surface to press against.

Does it need to be screwed into the wall or ceiling?

No. It holds itself in place with a tension rod pressed between the base and the ceiling, so no drilling is required.

Is it sturdy enough for a large cat?

It is a slim, light tower with a 3.75-inch pillar. It suits average cats; a heavy or very energetic cat may make it sway, so check the tension fit regularly.

What is the sisal part for?

The tall central pillar is wrapped in textured sisal, giving cats a full-height scratching surface instead of a short post.

How much floor space does it take up?

The base is about 17 by 10.75 inches, so it fits in a corner or beside furniture where a wide tree would not.

Does it come with beds or hiding spots?

No. It has four flat carpeted platforms for perching and climbing, but no enclosed cubbies or hammocks.

Where is the PawHut Floor-to-Ceiling Sisal Cat Tree cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $68.73, as of our latest check.

PawHut Floor-to-Ceiling Sisal Cat Tree

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Color: Brown

Arrives about Nov 15–24, from a US warehouse

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Our take on the PawHut Floor-to-Ceiling Sisal Cat Tree

A tension-mounted cat tower that wedges between floor and ceiling, reaching up to about 8.5 feet. A tall sisal-wrapped pillar gives cats a full-height scratching post, and four carpeted platforms break up the climb. The slim 17-inch footprint suits renters and small rooms where a bulky tree won't fit. It is a vertical climbing and scratching piece rather than a lounging tree, so cats that want cubbies or hammocks will need something else.