TRIXIE Santander Plush & Sisal Adjustable 96"-108" Cat Tower with Scratching Posts, Condo

Over all a nice cat tree. Small, so it fits great behind the bedroom door in the corner. Base is nearly square, compared to the catcraft tree that is rectangle, but they both fit well in the same space. The top is really difficult to adjust as you have to screw in a very long piece of all thread in the last posts and adjust a nut, washer and wing nut to tighten against the top of the post, which leaves it a wobbly, even once you get it really tight against the ceiling. I really prefer the spring loaded top of the catcraft tree with the plastic end piece that you can cut to length. Makes adjusting it to fit much easier and faster. I like the rope covering the posts better than the cheap carpet covers on the catcraft tree. (These parts do not interchange with the cheaper catcraft tree, as I would have used the top post and spring adjuster off the catcraft and not what came with this one.) The platforms are wider than the cheaper versions, but a little more difficult to access by the cats from each level, with the tree in a corner. I attached one platform to the wall to give this cat tree stability, as it wouldn't stand long without it, even with it braced tight to the ceiling. Looks really nice. Cats like it well enough. Not sure if I'd buy again. May go back to the cheaper tree that is easier to adjust to the ceiling and more stable (I attach two platforms to the wall to keep it in place as well).

This crap my cats fall over all the time ive broken my arms trying to tighten it since i recieved it june 25th if anyone has any suggestions on how to make it stay sturdy please let me know id really appreciate it