LIKISAK Cat Tree 173cm Large Cat Tower for Indoor Cats (Grey, PMT02GY)

What this product is

The LIKISAK Cat Tree is a tall, multi-level indoor climbing centre designed for larger cats and households with multiple felines. At 173cm tall, it combines two cosy condos, multiple resting platforms, a top perch, a hanging basket, a large scratching board and a ramped area for easy access. It’s built to give cats vertical territory, encouraging climbing, scratching and hiding in a dedicated space instead of your furniture.

How it’s put together and what to expect

This cat tree uses FSC-certified wooden boards for the shelves, with natural sisal for scratching, which is kinder on claws and helps reduce furniture damage. A hanging basket and a metal-framed hammock add variety for rest. The design aims to be scientifically laid out so cats can move between rest zones with minimal effort, while an anti-tilt construction helps keep the structure stable when several cats play at once.

What stands out in use

If you prioritise durability and a structure that can accommodate up to six cats (each up to about 6.8 kg), this model is worth considering. The materials emphasise practicality: sisal scratching is ideal for claws, while the metal components in the basket and hammock contribute to sturdiness. It’s not a lightweight toy, but the build leans towards long-term use rather than quick novelty.

The good and the not-so-perfect

Pros include a comprehensive layout that covers climbing, scratching, lounging and hiding in one unit. The vertical emphasis makes efficient use of indoor space, and the FSC-certified panels offer some reassurance about responsible sourcing. On the downside, a 173cm unit may take up a sizeable footprint, and the assembly, while guided by instructions, will require time and space to lay out.

Who it’s for

This cat tree is suited to households with larger or multiple cats that enjoy height and variety in their environment. It’s a sensible option if you want a single, versatile play-and-rest hub rather than several separate cat toys scattered around the room.

Who it’s not ideal for

If you have a very small living area or cats lighter on climbing, a smaller and simpler tree could be more appropriate. Likewise, if you expect every cat to use all levels simultaneously, you may still see uneven use across the towers.

When it makes sense to buy

Choose this model if you need a robust, vertical solution that keeps several felines engaged and away from delicate furnishings. It’s a practical, value-for-money pick when you’re after durability and a broad feature set in one unit.

Before you buy: what to check

Ensure you have enough floor space to accommodate the 173cm height and the base footprint. Consider whether your cats will use the top levels or primarily lower platforms. Confirm you’re comfortable with the time required for assembly and the ongoing maintenance of natural fibre scratching surfaces.

How it compares to other approaches

If you’re weighing a single large tree against multiple smaller pieces, this LIKISAK model offers a cohesive, all-in-one solution. For homes with several cats who every day need to stretch, scratch and observe from height, this setup typically performs better than a scattering of independent fixtures.

FAQ (practical answers)

• How many cats can use it at once? Up to six cats, with a maximum individual weight around 6.8 kg.
• Are the panels environmentally friendly? The shelves use FSC-certified wood.
• Is assembly straightforward? It comes with a step-by-step manual and tools, expect a careful, methodical build.

Is it worth it?

A solid pick if you want a sturdy, multi-functional cat tower that supports several cats and prioritises durable materials. It may not be the lightest or quickest lift-from-box option, but the frequency of use and the range of activities it supports make it a sensible addition for the right home.