Cat Climbing Tree 50*50*140

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• A cat climbing tree (sometimes called a cat tower, cat tree, or cat condo) with dimensions 50 × 50 × 140 cm is a vertical structure made for cats. It has:

  • A footprint/base of about 50 cm by 50 cm on the floor

  • A total height of about 140 cm

  It is designed to allow cats to climb, scratch, perch, rest, hide, and jump in a vertical space.

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  Common Features You’ll Typically Find

  Depending on design and price, a 50×50×140 cat tree might include:

  • Multiple levels/platforms — often 2 or 3 or more shelves where cats can jump or rest

  • Hide‑box or condo — an enclosed or semi‑enclosed “home” space where a cat can feel secure

  • Perches / lookout spots — maybe at the top or mid‑height for cat to survey surroundings

  • Scratching posts — vertical posts wrapped in sisal rope or similar material so the cat can scratch

  • Ramps or ladders — sometimes included for easier access, especially for younger or older cats

  • Soft covering — carpet, faux fur, plush fabric, or other soft textile to make resting spots comfortable

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  Advantages

  • Saves floor space: because the base is only 50×50, it doesn’t take up much room but gives vertical play area.

  • Enrichment: gives cats climbing, jumping, scratching surfaces which enrich their environment.

  • Resting & hiding: provides spots for sleeping or hiding, which many cats like, especially in multi‑cat homes.

  • Observation: cats like being up high to look around, so a high perch is appealing.

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  Things to Check / Possible Downsides

  When deciding whether a given 50×50×140 cat tree is good, consider:

  1. Stability

     • Because its base is moderate and height is fairly tall, the structure needs to be well built. Look for solid, rigid posts and secure joints.

     • If it's light or made of thin materials, it might wobble or tip when a cat jumps to top levels.

  2. Materials / Durability

     • Scratching posts should use durable materials (sisal rope is common).

     • Cushions or fabrics should be well‑stitched and preferably removable or washable.

     • Wood or board used for platforms should be thick enough to support the weight of your cat(s).

  3. Weight Capacity

     • Consider how many cats will use it, how big/heavy they are. The higher platforms must be built to support safe jumping and resting.

  4. Ease of Assembly

     • Check if the tree is easy to put together, whether instructions are clear, and whether screws/fasteners are sturdy.

  5. Safety / Edges

     • No sharp edges; all surfaces should be safe (no loose staples, nails).

     • Platforms should have small lip or side guard so cats don’t slip off easily.

  6. Maintenance

     • How easy it is to clean? Can you remove washable covers? Are the surfaces easy to vacuum, wipe?

     • Replaceable parts (scratch posts) is a plus.

  7. Height usefulness

     • Does 140 cm afford the cats good height for climbing / perching? If you have high ceilings, it may still feel moderate; but also you want your cats to be able to safely reach all parts.