Zoagli is 98 cm tall on a 55 × 30 cm base — narrow enough to sit along a wall in a corridor or beside a bed, and low enough that every level stays within reach of an older cat.
Two caves, shark-patterned
Each 30 × 30 cm, with the side panels cut in the shape of a shark. It is a design flourish rather than a function, but it is the reason to choose this tower over an identical plain one — and the openings still do the useful job of letting a cat inside see out.
A ramp instead of a jump
The sisal ramp is the route between levels, so a cat scratches it in passing rather than stopping at a vertical post. Three half-wrapped posts handle the upright scratching.
Three places to settle
A 40 × 30 cm top platform, a 30 × 30 cm side platform lower down, and a basket bed of around 30 cm — plus the two caves. Three pom-poms hang from the frame.
Six kilos per cat
The limit is 6 kg for each cat. Check it against your own animal rather than counting how many cats might fit.
It does not slide
EVA non-slip pads under a thick base, with an anti-tip kit supplied as well — worth using on a light tower with a 30 cm depth.
Setting it up
20 to 30 minutes for one adult, with serial-numbered components. Ships flat at 47 × 32 × 22.5 cm, 9.2 kg, for an 8.4 kg tower. Particleboard under a plush covering.