K&H Pet Products Hangin' Cat Condo Tan Large 23 X 16 X 65 Inches

Started climbing on it before I finished putting it up lol was kind more labor intensive than I thought it would be but I'm a bit vertically challenged plus my Theodore and Pearl were trying to use it before I had it all the way put up 😆 despite their "assistance" with the install it all went on smoothly and easily and they went right to attacking each other from the different compartments 😂👍Edit: April 2025. It's held up really well despite them constantly body slamming each other in it and leaping at it during zooming. The only minor issue I've noticed having it is that you need to tighten up the bottom straps every now and then. %100 still recommended

My new kitten is 9 months old now and huge! He destroyed the old one because he’s such a big playful guy!The only drawback is the top isn’t built to be a bed for him. He’s fallen a couple times trying to chill out up there. I have an idea that I think might work and I’ll update this if it does work. 😻

My 7lb one year old cat enjoys this contraption. I wanted something else he could climb and explore without getting another tree, and this was a nice space saving alternative. It's nice to be able to take it down and store it flat whenever. It is a little bit of a hassle when I need to open the door though because the brackets that hang on it slide forward once the door is opened and I can't close it unless I remove the hanging tower. I'm also a little short, so it's a bit awkward trying to hang it back up. But it's on a closet door we rarely use so it's fine. My one other problem with this is that it comes with brackets for the bottom of the door to keep it from swinging and rattling on the door when my cat jumps in it, but my door has a stopper in the bottom corner which prevents me from sliding those brackets on! Luckily my cat is light, so it's not a huge issue, but a disappointing oversight on the maker's part.

You know how cats are... they will decide what they like and what they don't like and there is no changing their mind. I have four cats and I have placed each of them in this, and they have not yet decided if they like it or not. We originally hung it on our bedroom door, but we weren't able to open the door all the way, so we decided to hang it on our bed, which is a four-poster canopy bed. It works really well there, and makes it super easy for my cats to get into the first level as it is just barely above the mattress.The material is durable and supports cats of various sizes and weights (we have two kittens and two grown cats ranging from 4-12 lbs). When I place my cats into it, they get comfortable and stay; I just haven't seen them gravitate to it themselves a bunch. All that said, I will be keeping this and am glad to provide some additional beds for my cats!

The cats love it, but I had problems opening the door and entering the door because thing is so massive. If you have a larger door or a double door, this would work better on one of those.

I have several cats, and several cat trees/condos, but my cats always seem to fight over the tree/condo that another one is using. I wanted to purchase an additional tree/condo to provide another place for a few of them to sit, hoping to curb the territorial behavior. However, I recently moved into an apartment with much less square footage than my last place, so I needed a cat tree/condo that would fit the space and not be a source of clutter. This hangin' cat condo seemed perfect. It is.It easily attaches to the front (or back) of any standard door, and is very easy to assemble. (Two side pieces need to be inserted, and the entire condo unfolds. The straps are attached to the hooks. Put the side pieces in, hang it up, secure the straps, and you're done.)Not all of my cats like it, (there is always one that is the oddball out) but that's okay, because most of them do, and it definitely has solved half of the problem of territorial fighting over their furniture. My cats like to climb up the sides and sit on top of it in addition to climbing through the cubby holes. They also like to jump up onto it, clinging to the sides while they decide which cubby hole to sit in. While my girls are petite, weighing less than 7lbs each, two of my boys weigh 14lbs, and this cat condo is strong enough to support their weight, consistently. I have had four cats on and in it, at once, and it holds them all.I waited to post a review because I was concerned about durability, but this product is very well constructed.I am very satisfied with my purchase and I would definitely purchase this again.

Put this in my hallway on a closet door. My cat uses it all the time. climbs on it sleeps in it and will hide and grab me when I walk by. He is 11 pounds and it holds his weight fine. He will even climb to the top where it is slanted and just sit there looking around. It is made very sturdy.

The media could not be loaded. Several years ago, I had a cheaper, less sturdy version of this same thing but one of my cats was always too big to play on that one. We got a new kitten and so I went searching for a hanging kitty condo once again. I was so excited to find this because it was big enough for even my big 34 pound cat as well as the kitten who climbs on everything. I could not have been happier when this arrrived and I actually saw what we got! This is so incredibly sturdy and well made. It’s really easy to assemble and also to pack up and go with. I travel several months a year for my business and all three cats go everywhere I go. This folds up easily and doesn’t take up more space than a folded blanket. It hangs up in 5 minutes. At home we live in a small space so it’s perfect there too. The vertical design gives my cats tons more play space without me sacrificing floor space that we don’t have in hotel rooms and it’s a bonus play space for home. This thing is so well made that it will probably outlive my cats. Also, for kittens that climb curtains - this is a must have. They won’t climb curtains if they have this.