4 Tiers 70.9" H Cat Catio Cat House Outdoor Enclosure Window Large Outside Patio with Removable Floor, Scratching Post Sisal Ball 4 Wheels Waterproof Roof

Love the catio! Our last cat perished via 2 coyotes, so a catio is now required. Our new full grown cat is size small only 7.5 lbs, but I think it is suitable for one in a medium size. I'm a 69 y.o. female and put this together in 3 hours with a helper. The packed carton weighed 60 lbs, so the unpacking was done the day before. Packing was efficient and secure. The instructions aren't bad and the drawings are pretty good, but here are some pointers. I used an electric drill with drill bits (a tiny bit to make some pilot holes) and Philips head screw bits (a medium and a small size). All parts were lined up in order around the work ares. All hardware bags were lined up in order on a small table. Step 3: Parts 2, 3 and 4 (walls) have an inside 'lip' to support the floor. Be sure to position the 'lip' at the bottom of the 3 walls. The shelf will be positioned correctly, too. Step 5: The ends of Parts 6 tend to split when the casters are screwed in place. Either pre-drill small pilot holes or maybe put the caster plates on at a slight angle instead of squaring them up. Between Steps 7 and 8: If not already completed, review Step 1 and, if necessary, bolt Parts 10 (shelf supports) to Part 14. Step 11: For the small house, Position Parts 7 and 11 so that the screw holes are at the bottom and screw them to the shelf. Step 12: For Part 9 (the small house roof), there are screw holes in the roof, but none on the tops of the walls, which shouldn't pose a problem. Step 14: Advice for applying Hardware Parts K (4 latch sets). For working comfort, lay the two hutches on their back walls with the hinged doors facing upwards. For me, the door positions did not change, but work gently since the doors aren't well supported when pressing down on them. Position each latch pair and mark all latch screw holes with a pencil. Pre-drill pilot holes with a tiny drill bit. Then screw on latches. Step 15: Use the leftover metal spacer from Hardware Part J with Part 22 (sisal ball) to make a more secure attachment. First thread the ball's rope up through the shelf hole. Then thread the rope through the spacer and tie a knot.

My cat loves it, and so do I. It is so spacious, so bug i can fit an automatic litter box on the bottom half and the top fits a large cat bed. Worth the money, it came a little damaged on the roof part, who ever handled the shipping did not take care of the box and it came opened on one side. I spoke to their customer service and they were super nice and gave me a credit for it. Definitely recommend it.

Really worth the price if you are looking for a sturdy, easy to assemble cat (or other small critter that jumps) enclosure. The item shipped quickly and arrived on time and the wood platforms smell absolutely amazing. I was kind of expecting a paint smell, but the nice wood smell was a pleasant surprise and it even drew my cats over to investigate immediately. The instructions are easy to follow and you are provided with enough screws (+1 extra of each) to build it. See video for a tip on how to install the door locks- instructions were not super informative for just this portion of the installation process. I definitely recommend having a second person to help assemble as you will have to flip the bottom half over once it is built to put the wheels on and also to lift the top portion & roof into position so it can be screwed together. Overall, it was very simple, just make sure to pay attention to what direction the panels will face before screwing things together. The wheels seem effective despite the weight of the enclosure once fully built; I am not particularly strong, but I am able to lift up the sides on my own to run our cover’s straps under the wheels to secure it when storing as well. We put this on our apartment patio and the wheels haven’t had any issue rolling across the wood panels either direction. Unsure how the wheels would move over dirt or less even surfaces, but I will edit to add if this ever comes up for us. The doors also swing wide open, so if you need to clean the inside, it would be super easy. Overall, my cats love it and it sits perfectly in front of our patio door. I included pictures to show how we decorated it and how we set it up for anyone looking for a cat hack for rentals without sliding doors (just make sure you get a screen kit to keep bugs out and highly recommend a cover for when the weather outside is bad if not being stored inside).

Good product for the price. The size is just right and the cost was fair. It's not the most heavy duty, boards are thin soft wood, but it holds up our big 15 pound boy and his 8 pound sister no problem. The roof is a big slab of asphalt. The assembly was easy enough, the big panels are all preassembled, so you just need to put them all together, add the shelves, box and roof. It took us about 2 hours. It does smell strong, which we believe is the stain used on it. But the smell was pretty much gone the next day. We added some carpet for them to claw because they love that. And its also more comfortable to lay on. Overall 5 stars because i didn't expect a super heavy duty product for the price range, and what is provided is more than enough. We'll see if it stands the test of time with sun and rain this summer. It's the cats 2nd time in it. Our little girl isn't sure yet, but our big boy seems very pleased. Putting them in together seems to be giving our little girl more confidence.

Amazing catio! My Persian and Abyssinian love it! Good size and easy to assemble

Easy to put together. Looks great and my cats love it!

My boy would fuss anytime I brought the harness out to walk him but he is so much more relaxed & happy after using this catio instead. He gets so excited that he runs to the door & jumps into my arms to take him out now. For assembly, it took about 2hrs with 2 ppl & using a power drill. The wood panels are soft and bendy and some of the staples holding them together released so I ended up having to use glue for a few pieces to hold better. I highly recommend having a tarp ready when purchasing! I made the mistake of not getting one to protect from Ontario weather over the summer and had to remove the scratch post immediately after I noticed mold speckles starting to form on the sisal. Aside from the minor hiccups I experienced, I would say it’s a great investment if you take care of it properly. Im sure I’ll do some adjusting but all in all, happy kitty happy life!😸

A perfect catio. I rotate my three cats in it daily. It fits 2 cats at a time perfectly. It took them a few times in it but now they love to go out for an hour or so at a time frequently during the day. I will be bringing it inside in the winter so I can make it last longer and I didn’t attach the top and bottom together as it is easier to transport that way.