Sirmione is 185 cm on a wide 68 × 45 cm base, with nine levels. What distinguishes it is not the count but the arrangement: the two hammocks hang side by side rather than at different heights.
Two hammocks at the same height
23 × 45 cm each, next to each other. Cats that get on will sleep touching; cats that merely tolerate each other still want to be at the same altitude, because height is status. A tower that stacks its hammocks forces one animal below the other. This one does not.
Two caves, both large
Around 45 × 40 cm each and 33 cm high, so a big cat can turn round inside rather than reversing out. Above them, platforms of 45 × 40 cm and 35 × 40 cm, and a hanging basket of about 35 cm.
Ten kilos per cat
One of the highest limits in the range, which makes Sirmione a real option for Maine Coons and other large breeds — and the 68 cm width is what makes it work, since a heavy cat landing off-centre on a narrow tower is what tips it.
Ten sisal-covered areas and a rope
The sisal coverage is extensive, spread across the frame rather than concentrated at the bottom.
Wall anchoring is required
It is required rather than recommended, and the kit is in the box. At 185 cm with 23.5 kg of frame, treat it as part of the assembly.
Setting it up
50 to 60 minutes for two adults, with serial-numbered components and an assembly bag. Ships flat at 47 × 47 × 37 cm, 25.9 kg. Particleboard under plush, on a base with thickened edge strips. Hair lifts off with a lint roller or a vacuum.