Riomaggiore weighs 5.4 kg and stands 72 cm on a 53 × 33 cm base. It is the smallest thing in the range, and the only one you can pick up with one hand and move to wherever the cat happens to be that afternoon.
Small enough to follow the sun
Cats sleep where the light is, and the light moves. A tower this light can go to the window in the morning and back beside the sofa in the evening — which is a different proposition from a 20 kg tower that lives in one corner for three years.
Four levels on a small frame
An enclosed condo, a 32 × 32 cm middle platform, and a top basket of about 30 × 30 cm. Two sisal posts run up through it.
Three rods that whip back
Flexible rods extend from the upper post with pompoms on the ends. Because they bend, they snap back after a swipe rather than swinging out of reach — the movement is unpredictable, which is what keeps a cat coming back to them.
Instructions in five languages
English, French, German, Spanish and Italian — rare enough on furniture at this price to be worth mentioning. An anti-tip kit is supplied.
Two safety notes
Remove the pompoms and their elastic if your cat chews and swallows them. And repair or replace a damaged cave rather than leaving broken edges in reach.