48.5" Christmas Cat Tree with Two Enclosed Condos
Budget IX: Everyday CollectionA compact holiday tree that still functions like a proper piece of cat furniture the other eleven months of the year.
'I look for pieces that don't feel disposable once the season ends. Strip away the seasonal trim and this is a solid two-condo tree that earns a permanent spot.'
Head of Product Curation At 48.5 inches, this stays proportional to most living rooms without dominating the space, while still offering two enclosed condos, which makes it a genuinely good fit for two-cat households where each cat wants their own private spot rather than sharing a single platform.
The frost-toned green plush and gold treetop accent give it seasonal charm, but the underlying build is standard multi-level construction: a thickened scratching post, dangling toys for interactive play, and a stable footprint sized to the tree's modest height.
It's an easy pick for anyone who wants a holiday-appropriate piece that doesn't need to be swapped out or stored once January arrives.
Product Features & Specifications:
- Overall Dimensions: 23.23 x 23.23 x 48.43 inches
- Condos: 2 enclosed condos
- Materials: Engineered wood, jute rope, plush fabric
- Net Weight: 28.66 lbs
- Scratching Post: 7-inch thickened sisal-style post
- Assembly: Required
*The seasonal styling is decorative only; the frame, condos, and scratching post function exactly like our standard multi-level trees.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a good fit for two cats? +
Yes, the two enclosed condos give each cat their own private space rather than forcing them to share a single platform.
Will it look out of place once the holidays are over? +
It's a subtle green tone with light gold accents rather than an overtly costume-y design, so most owners keep it out year-round.
How tall is too tall for a room with lower ceilings? +
At 48.5 inches, it fits comfortably under standard 8-foot ceilings with plenty of clearance.
What holds the scratching post together over time? +
It's a thickened sisal-style wrap over a solid core, which resists fraying better than a thin single-layer wrap.
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