K&H Pet Products Hangin Cat Tree Door Mounted Cat Furniture, Space Saving Multi-Level Wall Perch Hammock Bed, Interconnecting Levels, Collapsible, Tool-Free Assembly - Gray - Fits Doors <80in H

I have converted this climbing tree into a cat door for my RV. It's fits my rig surprisingly well with the top platform aligning with the window. I just wish there was an outdoor version that had uv resistant materials. This is my second one. The first one lasted 3 seasons of Colorado. Not too shabby for unintended use.

My cats love this! They have places to hang out in the house!! And goes on the door super easy.

Ours measures 22.25 across multiple places. Bottom shelf hangs at 50" from the top. There is no adjustability at the top, prob due to weight. The bottom straps have a max length of about 18".This is neatly made and a nice design. It is easy to hang. We cannot attach the bottom hooks because of weather stripping, but it is secure enough without them on our door. The "shelves" are covered in plush that pulls on claws; the fabric under that is not reinforced and our adult cats don't seem to feel supported enough. (They are not overweight). If your cat is younger, or used to hammocks and semi-soft perches, this might work for you. There is a slight odor, like pool toys/vinyl. We like the colorway, how the whole thing stores easily and packs flat, and that it does not seem to shed despite the pulling. You can pull a strap with it in place to draw the shelves against the door.

I did not know what to expect, but I really love this hanging cat tree!! My cat loves it and it’s a great way to give her some extra room to climb and lounge.The set up was super simple, there are brackets that go over the top and bottom of the door, and it hangs from the top and you can attach it to the bottom and tighten it. It does move a little bit, but my cat does not mind at all. She loves napping at the top and will climb up and down to play.This does take up about half the width of a doorframe, so you can’t put it on an open door and get into the room easily. But it’s great on a closet door that stays closed and takes up less space than a normal cat tree - it is also much taller than a normal cat tree you could find unless you got one that is very expensive. It does close up if you wanted to get it out of the way or only use it occasionally and you can wash the shelves.

The media could not be loaded. We travel quite a bit and our cats love to climb. I got this portable climber hoping it would do the trick.The shelves have a metal frame and the straps are woven and heavy. Installation took less than five minutes (probably 60 seconds now).We got it yesterday and I used treats to coax the cats into exploring because it’s not quite as stable feeling as their regular cat tower. That was yesterday. Today, they are using it just like their real tower, climbing, chasing, and snoozing. I think it will make travel even easier with them.Size is my only caution. My cats are small (7 lbs). I would not recommend it for larger cats as the shelf area isn’t very big.

pretty easy to set up and adjust if needed pretty sturdy and stable, considering it is easily portable value for the money is pretty good The only downfall is the straps at the very top that form a triangle that gets in the way a little bit of the cat jumping if they are trying to enter the top from the side.

I installed this to the door. The set up was so easy. Took awhile to get the kitties to use it. It broke 1 week after I installed it. I wanted to try to exchange but that wasn’t an option and now the item is more expensive than when I bought it.

This is really quite amazing. it works on the door; and folds up when perhaps you have guests. There are two drawbacks for suggestion. The holes to ascend the levels are too big... an inch to 1.5 inches diameter would make this better. Secondly, the supports on the doors could use additional bumpers depending on the door. I highly recommend with these in mind