Bellano is the wide one. At 78 cm across and 201 cm tall it occupies a different shape of space from a narrow tower — it reads as a piece of furniture along a wall rather than a column in a corner, and it gives cats room to pass each other on the way up instead of queueing.
Seventy kilos, total
The whole structure is rated to 70 kg of static load. That is the highest figure in our range by some distance, and combined with 23.8 kg of frame it explains why this tower is meant for a household with several cats rather than one.
Six places to settle
Two enclosed condos, two hammocks, a basket and a large top perch — six resting spots on one frame, at different heights and with different degrees of cover. The top perch has a cushion that lifts out, which is the surface a cat will use most and the one worth being able to clean.
Four sisal posts, and a toy that fights back
Three hanging toys: two pom-poms with bells, and one mounted on a spring, which resists a swipe instead of simply swinging away. That difference is what keeps a cat batting at it rather than losing interest after a minute.
Setting it up
Assembly is required and the parts are marked, with one assembly tool and instructions supplied. An anti-tip kit is included — at 201 cm, use it, even with this much weight in the frame.
Keeping it clean
Hair, dirt and crumbs come off the plush with a lint roller or a vacuum; the top cushion comes out for anything more. Test before committing it to a machine.