Belluno is 151 cm tall on a square base of 48 × 48 cm — a compact footprint for its height, which makes it easier to place than a wide tower without dropping to a low one.
Two platforms that give
This is the unusual part. Two of the three platforms are covered in a highly elastic fabric rather than rigid plush over board. A cat settling on one sinks slightly into it, the way it would into a hammock, while the surface stays flat enough to walk across. It is halfway between a platform and a sling, and cats that ignore hard perches often take to it.
Four levels, and both kinds of shelter
A top platform of 48 × 30 cm for watching the room, a middle and a lower platform each about 48 × 48 cm, an enclosed cave of roughly the same footprint for a cat that wants to be out of sight, and a basket of about 30 cm across. Six sisal posts run between the levels, so scratching happens on the way up rather than only at floor level. Three pom-poms hang from the frame.
Two numbers to check
The limit is 7 kg per cat, and 35 kg of total static load for the structure. Those two figures only agree if the weight is spread across the tower rather than concentrated on one platform — worth knowing if you have several large cats who like the same spot.
Setting it up
30 to 40 minutes, with a full tool set, detailed instructions, an assembly bag and an anti-tip kit supplied. Ships flat at 50 × 50 × 23 cm, 14 kg, for a 13 kg assembled tower.