Armarkat GleePet 74-in Faux Fur Cat Tree & Condo

I had this thing set up in under an hour. Everything was there, a little fiddling with the parts and triple checking what-went-where. And now my cats love it.

This is a great product! Very sturdy and made with quality material. We have 4 cats who LOVE IT! I'm 100% positive they will enjoy it for years.

The 3 cat scratcher poles do not provide enough support with one 15 lb. cat and one 10 lb. cat assembled as instructed. I have a 25 lb. weight at the bottom keeping it steady. I will replace the weight soon with a wooden ramp to attach to create more stability and another way for my cats to get up and down. I noticed when they get to the top, they find it difficult to find their way back down. Manufacturer should redesign with 4 scratcher support in place of 3.

This cat tree has been a little wonky since I got it. It shakes when my cats jump on it, and even when putting it together, I had issues with screws just not fitting. One screw didn't even have a hole at the top to insert the little key into. Still, it had the platforms I needed for both my cats, and I liked the color and material. The cats liked it. But this morning I woke up to find the top left platform had fallen. That corner of the board that supported it split. I have no idea how to fix this, and I'm appalled that this purchase didn't even last me a year.

Worst cat tree....scoop seat broke within 2 days. I don’t have large cats but it bent downwards then metal completely broke...what a piece of crap. So sad the cats wanted it but it was cheaply made

This was my first cat tree. I had one cat that weighed around maybe 15 pounds and got a kitty as well. They loved the tall scratching posts. We had it on hardwood floor and it would wobble because the uneven bolts on the bottom. Forward almost a year after getting it.. we have one platform step that has busted from my larger cat jumping onto it, and along with one of the top bed/platform that he jumped on and it ended up cracking the bottom (where the house is) and breaking it. The screws also continuaIly come loose. I loved the color and the tall bottom posts, but it was not made to last very long.

My fur babies love it!! They definitely like getting at the very top and fight or just be lazy and sleep for hours.

I bought a Armarket post about 5 years ago and this is like the cardboard box version. The posts are half the size and the "wood" is basically thick cardboard. The only thing this would be great for is one cat under a year old. I have 4 older cats that will probably have this laying over in the floor by the end of the day.

I own 4 Armarkat cat trees, they are fantastic. This one is Gleepet brand. The scratching posts are skinnier and mine arrived with holes that don’t line up on some parts. It’s also quite wobbly and I’ve never had that issue with my other cat trees despite having 3 cats (ranging in size from 8 to 20 pounds) climbing on them.

This is my 5th cat tree. It's ok, not great. It is a silky and thin fur covering. It feels nice and is easy to clean but cats don't love it. Unlike the faux fleece onnmy other trees, they can't dig claws in for climbing. My cats are 12 and 14 lbs and climb up all sides of fleece trees but only jump around on this one. Base is a little small. My 14 lber launched off the small platform and it bent like a swimming pool spring board and it almost tipped over. I checked the screws and they were tight. I 'sandbagged' the base with a foot of old magazines and it's better now. Of you have a heavier cat(s), definitely weight it down first. Pillars are more narrow and the sisal is a thinner rope This is my 5th cat tree. It's ok, not great. It is a silky and thin fur covering. It feels nice and is easy to clean but cats don't love it. Unlike the faux fleece onnmy other trees, they can't dig claws in for climbing. My cats are 12 and 14 lbs and climb up all sides of fleece trees but only jump around on this one. Base is a little small. My 14 lber launched off the small platform and it bent like a swimming pool spring board and it almost tipped over. I checked the screws and they were tight. I 'sandbagged' the base with a foot of old magazines and it's better now. Of you have a heavier cat(s), definitely weight it down first. Pillars are more narrow and the sisal is a thinner rope. Given the choice, they like their old grotty fleeced tree better. I had them both in same room for a while and they were always on the old one. I'm looking for a replacement fleecy tree now and will give this one away once I get it. It's too heavy to return. … more