Luyitton 70.9”H Catio Outdoor Cat Enclosure Window, Large Outdoor Cat House Patio for Outside Cats with Removable Floor, Scratching Post, Sisal Ball, Waterproof Roof

Good product for the price. The size is just right and the cost was fair. It's not the most heavy duty, boards are thin soft wood, but it holds up our big 15 pound boy and his 8 pound sister no problem. The roof is a big slab of asphalt. The assembly was easy enough, the big panels are all preassembled, so you just need to put them all together, add the shelves, box and roof. It took us about 2 hours. It does smell strong, which we believe is the stain used on it. But the smell was pretty much gone the next day. We added some carpet for them to claw because they love that. And its also more comfortable to lay on. Overall 5 stars because i didn't expect a super heavy duty product for the price range, and what is provided is more than enough. We'll see if it stands the test of time with sun and rain this summer. It's the cats 2nd time in it. Our little girl isn't sure yet, but our big boy seems very pleased. Putting them in together seems to be giving our little girl more confidence.

Love the catio! Our last cat perished via 2 coyotes, so a catio is now required. Our new full grown cat is size small only 7.5 lbs, but I think it is suitable for one in a medium size. I'm a 69 y.o. female and put this together in 3 hours with a helper. The packed carton weighed 60 lbs, so the unpacking was done the day before. Packing was efficient and secure. The instructions aren't bad and the drawings are pretty good, but here are some pointers. I used an electric drill with drill bits (a tiny bit to make some pilot holes) and Philips head screw bits (a medium and a small size). All parts were lined up in order around the work ares. All hardware bags were lined up in order on a small table. Step 3: Parts 2, 3 and 4 (walls) have an inside 'lip' to support the floor. Be sure to position the 'lip' at the bottom of the 3 walls. The shelf will be positioned correctly, too. Step 5: The ends of Parts 6 tend to split when the casters are screwed in place. Either pre-drill small pilot holes or maybe put the caster plates on at a slight angle instead of squaring them up. Between Steps 7 and 8: If not already completed, review Step 1 and, if necessary, bolt Parts 10 (shelf supports) to Part 14. Step 11: For the small house, Position Parts 7 and 11 so that the screw holes are at the bottom and screw them to the shelf. Step 12: For Part 9 (the small house roof), there are screw holes in the roof, but none on the tops of the walls, which shouldn't pose a problem. Step 14: Advice for applying Hardware Parts K (4 latch sets). For working comfort, lay the two hutches on their back walls with the hinged doors facing upwards. For me, the door positions did not change, but work gently since the doors aren't well supported when pressing down on them. Position each latch pair and mark all latch screw holes with a pencil. Pre-drill pilot holes with a tiny drill bit. Then screw on latches. Step 15: Use the leftover metal spacer from Hardware Part J with Part 22 (sisal ball) to make a more secure attachment. First thread the ball's rope up through the shelf hole. Then thread the rope through the spacer and tie a knot.

Amazing catio! My Persian and Abyssinian love it! Good size and easy to assemble

My cats love this two level catio. It’s a nice size for 2 cats and the look is very stylish. I’ve used cat tents before but wanted something more sturdy for safety and to use in slightly windy conditions. I like not having to set up a tent every time and take it down. Easy to open doors, I just put them in, no set up like the tent. The materials are a little flimsy and wood chips easily. It’s recommended to coat with a wood protector and I will be doing that right away. This will be stored outside so I will put a tarp over it for extra protection from the elements. When snowing I’ll probably bring it in the garage to keep it from ruining. The assembly wasn’t too difficult. I did it mostly by myself but needed an extra person to lift the top part and put it on the bottom part and also to hold the shelves steady and put some screws in. Definitely read through all the instructions a few times before doing anything and get familiar with all the pieces. I had to double check myself several times to avoid putting a piece in wrong. Took me several hours but it was enjoyable, especially being able to use an electric drill. Hopefully it will hold up for long time. My cats weigh 13 pounds and 7 pounds. The natural wood floors and shelve boards are thin, I can see them bend a little with their weight. We’ll see. So far I’m pleased with this purchase. For the price it’s a good value.

Easy to put together. Looks great and my cats love it!