Corvara reaches 180 cm on a 50 × 40 cm base. Its two caves are the reason to look at it: they run the full width of the tower — 50 × 40 cm at the bottom, 50 × 30 cm higher up — where most towers at this height fit a narrow box between the posts.
Full-width caves change who fits
A large cat in a narrow condo has to reverse out. At 50 cm across, these are wide enough to turn round in, and wide enough for two cats to share the lower one if they get on.
Eight posts and a rope
Spread across 180 cm, so a cat passes a scratching surface between almost every pair of levels. The climbing rope adds a different action: gripping and hauling rather than leaning and pulling, which appeals to cats that ignore posts entirely.
Three platforms and a basket
The highest platform is roughly 35 × 35 cm, with two more of about 35 × 30 and 30 × 30 cm below, plus a high basket of around 30 cm for the slung feeling a flat board cannot give.
Seven kilos per cat
We publish only the per-cat limit rather than a number of cats — it is the figure that actually applies to your animal.
Setting it up
Serial-numbered components and an assembly bag, with an anti-tip kit supplied — at 180 cm, fix it to the wall. Ships flat at 52 × 42 × 30.5 cm, 17.5 kg, for a 16.5 kg tower. Hair and dust lift off the plush with a lint roller or a vacuum.