Menaggio stands 174 cm on a square base of 50 × 50 cm, and its levels step outwards as they rise — the assembled tower reaches around 85 cm across at its widest, while the part touching the floor stays at 50 cm. Worth knowing before you measure an alcove: the base will fit where the upper levels may not.
A 23 cm doorway
The lower condo has a round entrance 23 cm across. That is generous — many condos stop at 17 or 18 cm, which is comfortable for an average cat and tight for a large one. A wide opening also means a cat is not squeezing past its own shoulders every time it goes in.
Two condos, two summits, one basket
Enclosed space at two heights, two top platforms of 30 × 30 cm each so two cats can sit up top at once, and a raised basket for the slung feeling a flat board cannot give.
The staircase scratches
An inclined sisal board serves as the route between sections, so a cat scratches it in passing rather than stopping at a vertical post. Four posts elsewhere on the frame, and two pom-poms hanging from it.
Seven kilos per cat
That is the stated limit. It also claims the tower is stable with five cats on it, without publishing a tested total — so use the per-cat figure, which is the one that applies to your animal.
Setting it up
40 to 50 minutes for one adult, with tools, instructions and an anti-tipping kit supplied. Ships flat at 51.5 × 51.5 × 26 cm, 17.1 kg, for a 14.7 kg tower. Particleboard under plush — the base is particleboard, not solid wood.
Care
A vacuum, a lint roller or a rubber cleaning glove will lift hair off the plush.