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Features
- 31L x 25W x 68H Inches
- Great unit for scratching, climbing, sleeping, and exercising
- Made from attractive pressed wood with faux fleece covering
- Looks great in any room
- Instruction manual and necessary tools included
- Great unit for scratching, climbing, sleeping, and exercising
- Made from attractive pressed wood with faux fleece covering
- Looks great in any room
- Easy assembly
- Instruction manual and necessary tools included
Description
This 68" ivory cat tower features six levels, a two-door condo, two perches, and ten sisal scratching posts—perfect for climbing, playing, and observing. Features Six spacious levels with condo and two perches Ten natural sisal scratching posts (3.5" diameter) High-density ivory faux fleece, permanently adhered for durability Sturdy 15mm pressed wood construction Extra-wide 22" x 22" base for stability Two-door condo offers a cozy hideaway Specs Height: 68" | Base: 22" x 22" Condo: 14" x 14" x 14" Perch: 14" x 14" Max Weight: 60 lbs Warranty: Six-month
Product Dimensions: 31"L x 25"W x 68"H
Breed Recommendation: Medium
Specific Uses For Product: Active, Behavior, Indoor, Teeth
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Material: Engineered Wood, Sisal
Product Dimensions : 31 x 25 x 68 inches; 52.7 pounds
Manufacturer recommended age : 1 month and up
Item model number : B6802
Date First Available : January 1, 2010
Manufacturer : Armarkat
Best Sellers Rank: #198,125 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #1,537 in Cat Trees
#1,537 in Cat Trees:
Customer Reviews: 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,378)
Breed Recommendation: Medium
Specific Uses For Product: Active, Behavior, Indoor, Teeth
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor
Brand Name: Armarkat
Included Components: Hardware set, Instruction, Parts listed
Model Name: B6802
UPC: 815481010239 815481018631
Unit Count: 1 Count
Pet Type: Cat
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 39
Age Range Description: Young Adult
Dog Breed Size: Medium
Item Type Name: Armarkat Classic Faux fleece covered cat tree
Manufacturer: Armarkat
Model Number: B6802
Manufacturer Part Number: B6802
Target Species: Cat
Warranty Description: 6 months manufacturer warranty, Six months manufacturer’s warranty against defects. Replacement parts available from manufacturer.
Mounting Type: Floor Mount
Other Special Features of the Product: Durable, Skin Friendly
Number of Levels: 7
Style: Classic
Color: Ivory Condo
Theme: Classic
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 31"L x 25"W x 68"H
Item Weight: 52.7 pounds
Material Type: Engineered Wood, Sisal
Product Care Instructions: Keep Indoors, Spot Clean Only, Vacuum
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I spent a lot of time researching cat trees and concluded that Armarkat is a top-rated and highly recommended brand with excellent construction quality. [Be sure to sort the Amazon reviews based on the particular model you are considering --- some models are better rated than others.] I had trouble finding the exact model I wanted --- a tall but stable cat tree, with at least two “crow’s nests”, and with a straightforward path to get to the top via steps that are easily accessible and not too high for kittens or older cats. Model B5701 has an easy-to-use diagonal step but the tree isn’t high enough overall. Model B7801 has good stability and overall tree height but the exterior “stepping stones” are trickier for cats to use and I don’t like the idea of a platform with a hole and a rope that would likely never be used; it is also more expensive. Model B6802 has good overall height but some users complained about the second “step” being tucked too far back beneath the level above it, making it difficult to use and requiring some cats to make a longer jump directly from the lower step to the level containing the condo. I decided on model B6802 ("Ivory Condo") because it gave the most bang for the buck and could be modified to give me exactly what I was looking for. There are two possible modifications that fix the issue of the second “step” in model B6802 being too far back beneath the level above it. The first modification is simple, whereas the second modification requires drilling a few holes and buying two additional bolts at the hardware store, but also gives you a bigger crow's nest for large cats. MODIFICATION 1 (see first photo): It is easy to reverse the heights of the rectangular front step and the trapezoidal rear step so that a cat can access the lower trapezoidal rear step from the side, then take a short hop to the higher rectangular front step followed by a low jump to the level containing the condo. This is easier for a senior cat or kitten than the longer jump required in the original design from the rectangular front step to the level containing the condo. MODIFICATION 2 (see second photo): This modification provides an easy-to-use diagonal step like that in model B5701, as well as an oversize crow’s nest for large cats. The diagonal step can be placed to the left or right, depending on how you orient the level containing the condo. (In the photo the step is oriented to the left, but you can just turn the cat tree so that it points the other way.) You will need to use a 7/16 spade bit to drill two holes in the base so that the trapezoidal board can be mounted diagonally. The easiest way to locate these holes is to lay the trapezoidal board directly on top of the base, matching up the hole in the center of the trapezoidal board with a corner hole in the base (the base is square, so you can pick the corner you want). Then rotate the trapezoidal board until it is diagonally centered and mark where the remaining holes hit the base. Once you have the two holes drilled in the base, lay the platform that will hold the condo directly over the base (making sure to orient it so that the cutout in the platform is over the corner where the diagonal step will be) and mark where to drill two corresponding holes in the platform. The spade bit tends to get carpet wrapped around it --- be sure to clean it off after drilling each hole. Once the holes are drilled, you can attach the diagonal step to the base using the longer sisal posts --- with three posts it will be rock solid for jumping on or off! You will need to drill two holes in one of the small square boards originally intended for a crow’s nest, and mount it at the rear of the base using two of the shorter sisal posts. Drill a hole so that a sisal post fits as far back in the corner of the small square board as possible (the hole should be a tiny bit more than 1.75 inches from each inside edge since the post has a diameter of 3.5 inches). Then line up the new hole with the corner hole in the base, mark where the center hole of the base falls, and drill a second hole in the small square board. It is important to place the sisal post as far into the corner of the small square board as possible so that the opposite corner will reach the center hole of the base. The rest of the tree is easy to assemble. You will need to drill one more hole in the exact center of the rectangular board in order to make a larger crow’s nest. You should also buy two 10mm x 50mm metric bolts and use them to attach the base of the sisal posts for the two crow’s nests. The large rectangular crow’s nest is attached to the roof of the condo. You can choose whether to attach the small square crow’s nest to the pre-existing hole on the left or right side of the level containing the condo. I bought two large-diameter washers to help spread out the load from these bolts, although it may not be necessary to do so. Note that it doesn’t matter whether the heads of the bolts that you buy match the ones that came with the cat tree because one bolt will be hidden inside the condo and the other will be on the underside of a board. ALTERNATIVE ORIENTATION (see third photo): If you have the space, you can turn the tree described in Modification 2 so that the protruding step faces forward rather than diagonally to the side. I prefer this orientation since then the front step can be easily accessed from all directions by agile cats who don't need the rear step. Bottom line: With no extra work you can easily modify the configuration for older cats and kittens (Modification 1). If you are willing to drill 7 holes and buy 2 bolts and 2 washers (total cost less than $3), you can create a configuration that works for senior cats and kittens but also includes a bigger crow’s nest for large cats (Modification 2). My 16-lb cat loves the tree and I am very pleased with its layout and stability. It's perfect!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2017 by C Customer
I seached for months on Amazon for just the right cat tree. I read every review , plus looked at all photos which had been submitted by previous customers. Armarkat B6802 68-inch Cat Tree was just what the cats and I wanted. Considering I have six cats weighing 6 to 17 lbs, ages 20 years to 3 years, stimulation, exercise, nap time is a must to keep them happy. From the moment it arrived, they were nosey, trying to help. Very, Very easy to assemble, clear instructions, should take you about 25 minutes, wham its done. Height perfect, love the ivory color, soft fleece covering of the material, sturdiness of the tree.The many scratching posts are great, sisal rope, cats love it. The platforms are large and solid enough for my cats, love the little safety ledge( you would not want the platforms to be huge, they would wobble, plus cats like to feel snug and secure). They each take turns snoozing in the house. The house has little platform extensions in front of each entrance ( 2). When the cats lie in the house they lay their head or arms on the little platforms, so cute. The tree is very easy to keep cat hair free, I vaccum or use a lint roller. Oh, one thing to note if you have floors that can be easily scratched. We have hard wood floors in our kitchen, so we put small round felt pads over the connections under the base of the tree. This warning had been in one of the reviews I had read, thankfully. If possible, place the cat tree in front of a window. I placed the tree in front of my very large kitchen window, it looks great. Since I am in the kitchen alot, I can see them napping, playing, fighting, etc. From up high it makes their world so interesting. The cats have a blast watching all the birds, squirrels at the feeders outside. My cats seem to prefer the top two platforms and the house, but all levels are used, even the bottom. They can get pretty rowdy at times but the tree is sturdy. After the first week of the cats running all over the tree, I did tighten the conections with the provided Allen wrench, once more. It really depends on how energetic and heavy your furry babies are. Just check now and then, mine has been fine since I retightened. The toys that came with the cat tree are NOT to be attached to the tree, the instructions advised. We purchased our own toys and safe twine string. My husband installed eye hooks under each platform. We hang toys from these, they just go crazy batting at them. I am very happy with this purchase, and I believe you will be too. I would recommend this product,hands down, worth every penny spent. My cats are looking forward to many fun experiences on their new cat tree. Aware of my quest to find the perfect cat tree, relatives come over to take pictures and videos of our cats on the tree. They think it is so funny. See my customer Added Photo titled "Cat House Monkeys".
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2013 by crazy about animals
Had this right at a month! Is this a high-end product? No! Is it well made for the price - YES! It's well packed with no extra space leftover in the box - it is on the heavy side- be warned!! Everything is well-labeled and easy to put together. I didn't 'over-tighten' anything as the screws were going into plastic and anyone that's dealt with put-together yourself products should know to tighten to a snug fit but not 'crank down' on it. I have one older cat (right at 11 years old) that would NOT get on the previous cat tree we purchased at a local pet chain/store. But as I was literally unpacking the box, she was checking out the shelves that I stacked up beside me and was laying on them before I could even start putting anything together! I had to push her off and away so I could work on putting the unit together. As for putting it together - very easy to do and didn't take much time at all - I honestly did NOT time myself but I took my time and would say it maybe took me... 20 minutes??? After I put it together, I moved the old tree out of the way and put this one in it's place. Right away the older cat, Freckles, was sniffing around the base of the unit and hopped up to the next level and laid down looking up at me like, okay mom! Thanks!! My other cat, Cleo, was actually more cautious and she's the one that would fly through the house like a bat outta you know where launching herself up the other tree that was not near as sturdy and flop down on the topmost shelf to look at you daring you to say anything before launching herself off it (and it's just a couple inches shorter than this one - so almost 6 feet all) and take off again through the house. It took a couple days for Cleo to get comfortable with it, she actually climbed on the old tree, walked across the top of the 90 gallon fish tank then jumped over onto the new tree that way for a few days before she figured out the best way to get up the new tree. Now I come home and it's likely that at least one of the cats, if not both, are on the new tree sleeping somewhere. It's well made, relatively sturdy, easy to put together, priced right and the cats love it. I would definitely suggest this item. Oh, and both of my cats are probably right around 10-12 pounds. Cleo, the youngest, is also VERY active if you didn't figure that out already, she's helped slim down my older cat by a few pounds easy!! : )
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2013 by B & K White
I literally just got done building this thing and already know it's a keeper. The second the box was open my cats were already climbing it. Okay so here is a bit about our cats, and then a more detailed review of the product itself. We have two female 2 year old cats. One is a Maine Coon, she was abused and left for dead though then attacked by a dog. Because of all that she isn't nearly as big as a typical Maine Coon. The other is a common short haired Tortoise Calico. She is a little big for her age since her mommy cat loved her and took very good care of her before leaving her on our doorstep. She was definitely not the runt of the litter. Anyway, both are very active kitties, love to run at full speed, tackle each other, and cuddle up for naps together. They needed a cat tree that could handle both their weight and their energy. I purchased this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003GRTZZA/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Last May and we all loved it. It was sturdy and the cats were soon addicted to playing on it. Last month we moved though and the moving company that we used weren't exactly the best. Our old tree showed up at the new house in little broken pieces. My son decided this time he wanted the tree in his room and since the cats are nearly always in there I agreed. He had one request though. He wanted them to have a white tree. Ugh. It took me forever to find this and agree to it. NOW to the good part... It arrived in perfect condition, box was not banged up or cut up. The pieces inside felt soft to the touch (except the roped poles of course) and everything that was supposed to be included...well was. The boards seem thick and strong. The carpeting on them so far seems like it's of very good quality material. The roped poles are put together with cats in mind. It'll take mine a while to unravel them. It even included an extra fuzzy ball on a string, which is nice since I'm sure my cats will eat it in no time. After laying out the pieces and glancing at the instructions I had it together in no time. Maybe ten minutes at the most. The only problem I had during the time I was putting it together was keeping my cats from attacking my hands as I tried to tighten screws etc. They knew exactly was it was, what it was for, and were not about to wait for me to put it together. So far overall we all love it. I'll keep you all updated with what happens and I plan to add pictures of my pretty kitties playing on it later when they don't seem like flashes of fur to my camera. As of now I would whole-heartedly recommend it! ***Update! **** I should have updated sooner, but life got in the way. Here we are four years down the road and I still have this lovely kitty tower. Our cats are older, wiser, fatter... But still essentially kittens. They still chase each other to the top and wrestle for the winners circle. It has stayed in surprisingly good shape for the things our cats put it through. The rope has been replaced a few times, as well as adding a few dangling mice. The wood itself is in really good shape, the carpet is definitely looking loved but it hasn't fallen apart or needed to be redone as of now. Every few months or so, depending on how rough they've played, I have to make sure the pillars are tightened properly as they loosen with so much activity. It has never come apart though or hurt the cats. I would and have recommended this to many other cat owners. It's been a great addition and with sensible up keep it's definitely been worth the cost. I will add pics of it when I can, though I cannot promise when that will be.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2013 by Tabi
I bought the “Ivory Condo” cat tree. Overall I think this cat tree is good. The materials seem very study and well made. The scratching poles seem decent quality. I’m not a fan of the texture of the carpet (think cheap wool-like texture) but my cat likes it. The base was a bit wobbly at first (it seemed to rest entirely on the center screw of the bottom platform). This was easily fixed with some felt pads on the corner screws. My biggest complaint is something that is my fault for not noticing before purchasing: the product photos don’t clearly show that the gap from the second platform to the L-shaped box platform is VERY narrow with barely any landing space due to the trapezoidal shape of the second level. This causes my cat to have to twist and reach under the platform to jump down. This is also more obvious after looking at the product photos closer, but I hadn’t paid close enough attention before purchasing. I have an 8-lb, 12 year old cat who is very small and not as agile as she used to be. I was concerned with her ability to safely come down from the box. I spotted her for her first two attempts and my worries were confirmed: it was difficult, borderline dangerous, for her to navigate. I really didn’t want to pack the tree back up to return it so I decided to play around with the construction to see if there was another shape that would work better (Photos 2 and 3). I ended up switching the setup of the lower platforms so instead of three tall and two short poles attached to the floor panel, I placed three short and two tall. The rectangle piece was placed on the two taller poles, and the trapezoid on the three shorter. The corner platform can then be situation so the cut out corner is facing the rectangular piece, allowing for a much larger space to jump up/down from. I feel a lot better about this setup and the cat tree is safer and more functional for my cat. Edit: I actually ended up rearranging this again (photo 1) to make it more suitable for my cat/space. I omitted the trapezoid platform so the tree is not as tall, but the box is more accessible. The L-shaped piece is screwed into the far corners and being supported by the center pole, but it is not attached at the top. This still feels sturdy for the size of my cat and so far this is my favorite arrangement despite losing some height. This also leaves some extra poles which I will use to replace pieces when they become worn in the future. Win-win! Over all I am happy with the purchase, but I think the recommended construction is not well thought out. Luckily it was easy to puzzle it into something better.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2022 by Sydney
This is the second Armarkat brand tree I have purchased for my two cats. I bought the first one, the 57-inch model, about a year ago. After seeing how well it has held up to their constant daily use, I just had to get them another one! (Who, us? Spoiled? Noooo. Never!) Both models are extremely sturdy. My cats climb all over them, jump on and off of the highest perches (sometimes after having gotten a running start from across the room), roughhouse with each other on them, bird-watch, play and nap all over them. Never once in all of their racing around has the tree ever given even a hint of tipping or falling over. All of the posts are covered in sisal rope, which they LOVE to scratch on. After a year, the sisal rope on the older one shows no signs of wear or fraying. Pretty impressive. Both trees were very easy to assemble. There are no written instructions - but that's okay, because you really don't need them. The simple to follow diagrams are more than sufficient. All of the parts and pieces are individually labeled with letters and numbers (not just on the directions, but on the pieces themselves). Especially if you lay all the pieces out and check to make sure you have the correct amount of everything before getting started, they go together quite easily. You don't need any tools other than the Allen wrench included in the box. I assembled the 68-inch model in about 45 minutes. Keep in mind, that's including time needed for taking breaks to remove the cats, who just couldn't wait until their tree was completely assembled to start climbing on it! The faux fleece is soft and warm for them. They love sleeping on the perches. It does attract cat hair like mad, but hey... It's their furniture! And if hair buildup bothers you (or your kitty), it can easily be cleaned up with regular use of the pet brush extension on your vacuum cleaner. In my mind, though, the best part about these Armarkat trees is the price. Take this 68-inch model as an example. At the pet store chains, I'd have paid $150-$200 or more for a tree this size, one that doesn't have all the features Armarkat trees do (ropes, hammocks, ladders, condos, number of perches, etc.). Nor are the models sold in pet stores of the same quality (I've owned a few in the past that tipped over and broke and were covered in cheap, rough-feeling carpet material). For $75, this is an amazing deal. My kitties love their trees. I would happily recommend any Armarkat tree to fellow cat owners!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2016 by Rach Kay
It was a little scary to buy a cat tree sight unseen ... but this particular model is well worth the cost (and that might extend to other models from this same manufacturer). The unit arrived knocked down flat (as expected). The shipping carton was perhaps a little less robust than necessary. (Manufactured overseas, the carton seems adequate for containerized shipment, but once such shipments are broken down for individual shipment through the typical handling by the ground package delivery services. -- Our unit's carton was partially split open --- and an extensive amount of shipping tape (likely applied while the box was in transit) had been used to patch a badly torn section of the box. It might add a few dollars to the cost, but a heavier box might be well worth the expense.) Once the box was opened, we found that all pieces were present and that there was no damage to the cat tree. Following the instructions the assembly proceeded with little confusion or difficulty. There were a couple of similar fasteners of different length -- but it proved that the shorter ones simply did not work (wouldn't 'catch' the threads) where the longer fasteners were required. (All pieces were well marked, but it's most helpful to lay out the smaller pieces and match them to the diagrams in the instructions.) The necessary holes were in generally good alignment -- nothing required field modification but a couple of fasteners proved to be difficult to align properly to "catch" the threads in the rope-covered posts that bring it all together. A bit of patience in 'forcing' alignment solved that problem. (This was a matter of ensuring the alignment was correct, not a fault of the design only the failings of the inexperienced assembly team.) Two of us worked on the assembly, though under normal circumstances, I would have been able to do is alone (but I was working with an injured left arm). The tree is well made. The flat pieces and "kitty condo" are all made of a solid feeling particle board (probably "medium density") and the covering is a kind of fleece-like fabric. The fleece appears quite durable and does not shed the multitude of little bits like the carpet-covered cat trees we also have. Our two cats seem to enjoy it, sometimes playing "king of the mountain" to get the top pedestal, but also seem to be perfectly happy with sharing by occupying the two highest shelves. The kitty condo only gets occasional use and the lower flats seem to be only used as stepping stones to the higher shelves. (This will depend on your cat.) Minor criticism is that there could be a little more (or thicker) fabric folded under the base board -- there are 5 fasteners and in some positions (on "hand scraped" hardwood flooring) the center faster seems to be in contact with the flooring, making a scratching hazard. A thicker edge or doubled-over fabric around the bottom would make this unit "perfect." (No stars lost for this minor quibble.) If I get around to it, I may add some strips of scrap carpet to "solve" the problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2017 by Pete from across the River
After a bit of comparison shopping for the right size cat tree for the price, we decided on this one and could not be happier - our cat loves it! It comes disassembled but is fairly easy to put together, and the pieces are all labeled & instructions are clear. Kitty was intrigued immediately and started exploring right out of the box, especially the scratching posts. Once assembled, it took her a day or two to get used to this big new contraption, but now she's on it every day. Her favorite perch is the 2nd highest one, which gives her a good vantage point over us (she owns the house, of course). We put it in front of our big patio windows so she would have a great view outside too (she loves watching birds & squirrels). The perches and the little "house" in the middle are all carpeted and very soft. She loves the scratching posts - every pole is scratchable and she uses just about every one of them. We didn't have any issues with sturdiness - we do have it up against a wall, and she easily climbs up and down (she's about 9 lbs). The very top perch has a really tiny bit of wobble to it, but it doesn't stop her from going up there. As others have noted, you should NOT use the toys it comes with - it even says that in the instructions, so I'm not really sure why the toys are included in the first place. She doesn't miss them though. Overall really happy with this tree! UPDATE 12/2/16: Tree is still going strong after nearly 3 years of regular use! Kitty climbs on it daily, and still loves the sturdy scratching posts. She seems to like the second-highest perch the best and sits up there most often (I suspect she likes being just sliiightly taller than her humans -- but not too far from treat-dispensing hands). Every so often we'll catch her lounging in the little "house" level. We tighten the posts every so often just to be safe; overall this has held up great and was one of the best things we've ever bought for our kitty!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2014 by Alicia Hawkins