Most cat trees feature a mix of top perches and raised-rim platforms, enclosed condos, open baskets, padded hammocks and plush cradle- or nest-style beds so cats can nap, lounge, or observe from a higher spot.
Most cat towers include wrapped scratching posts or pillars covered in materials like sisal rope or natural jute to satisfy scratching instincts and help protect furniture.
Cat trees offer a mix of sleeping options — enclosed condos, open baskets, padded hammocks, raised perches with rims, and plush nest-style pads — to suit different cats sleeping preferences.
Common stability features include anti-toppling or wall-anchor straps, wide or reinforced bases, anti-slip footpads, and balanced construction to reduce wobble.
Check the overall tower height and footprint plus specific perch/basket/condo dimensions: overall L×W×H, condo diameter and height, entrance width/height, and perch or hammock diameters where provided.