Support posts are where most cat trees are quietly cheapened. Compared to others built on 3 in posts, this 44 in tower stands on 4.5 in thick supporting posts, and that extra diameter is what stops a tall tree wobbling when a cat lands hard on an upper level. A thickened 23 in by 23 in base carries it from below, promising a stable foundation through vigorous play, and each layer is rated to hold 33 lb of cat. The top perch has raised edges so it works as a napping bed as well as a lookout, and a cat can settle into it without sliding off the side mid-sleep. Below it, a large jumping platform gives cats a safe intermediate step to reach different levels rather than forcing one long leap. The posts themselves are fully wrapped in scratching material, which encourages a cat to grind claws on the tree instead of on furniture, and a cat self-groomer is mounted where a passing cat will use it, which is beneficial for skin health. A hanging sisal rope and a dangling plush toy hold a cat's hunting instinct. Surfaces are covered in faux rabbit fur for warmth and softness against a sleeping cat, and the structure is built from engineered wood with paper rope and sisal, weighing 38.5 lb in caramel and white. Assembly is needed.