Stresa is 202 cm tall on a 60 × 48 cm base, with seven levels — a full-height tower whose lower cat house is the width of the whole structure.
Read this first: under 5 kg per cat
Despite the height, we recommend an individual weight below 5 kg. That is the single most important line in the specification, and it rules out large breeds — a typical adult Maine Coon, Ragdoll or Norwegian Forest cat is heavier. If you have a big animal, choose a model rated to 7 or 10 kg. If you have one or two small cats, the height is yours to use.
A house 60 cm wide
The lower cat house measures 60 × 30 × 30 cm with a 22 × 26 cm entrance — wide enough for a cat to lie fully stretched inside, or for two to share. The upper house is a more usual 30 cm cube with a 19 × 17 cm doorway.
Two hammocks and a bed on top
One round hammock of 30 cm and one lower fabric hammock, plus a top cat bed of 30 × 30 cm with an 8 cm rim. Between them, the levels give a cat a choice of being covered, slung or perched.
Posts 6.5 cm across, plus a rope
Thick enough to take a cat's full weight pulling back without flexing. A hanging rope adds a different action — gripping rather than leaning.
Setting it up
Around an hour for one person, with an anti-tip kit supplied. At 202 cm, fix it to the wall. Particleboard under plush with PP cotton padding, on a 60 × 48 cm base.