YUNIQUE Cat Tree with Cat Condo: Height, Footprint and Sisal

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The yunique cat tree with cat condo in this review is a grey floor tree with two levels, a sisal-wrapped post, a condo, a round platform, a hanging hammock and a dangling ball. The listing gives an overall height of about 39 inches and says the tree should stand against a wall. This post covers what the listing states about the footprint, the height, the sisal posts, the condo and the hammock, and where its two sets of dimensions disagree. The person typing yunique cat tree with cat condo usually wants one piece of furniture that gives a cat a scratching post, a resting spot and a view, and the answer below is written for that reader.

Quick answer

• The listing gives an overall height of 39.37 inches and a base footprint of about 22.4 by 13.8 inches, which works out to roughly 309 square inches.
• The listing gives two dimension sets that differ by about 27 square inches of footprint, so measure the floor spot before you buy.
• The listing says the posts are sisal, the hammock can be removed and washed, and the tree should be placed against a wall.
• Skip it if you need a tree that is shorter than about 39 inches or wider than about 22 inches, or if you want a tower with a larger top platform.

What the listing says the tree does

The first part of the listing gives the overall size and a note about the base. The listing says the big base board can increase the tree’s stability, and it asks the buyer to place the tree against a wall. That is the listing’s own advice, and this post reports it as such. The listing does not give a weight limit, a method for attaching the tree to the wall, or a test result for stability.

The second part describes the materials. The listing says the posts use high-quality faux fur and natural sisal, and that the sisal is durable for long scratching. The listing does not give a sisal thickness, a wrap length, or a figure for how long the sisal lasts.

The third part describes the play and rest features. The listing says the hanging ball gives cats fun and can be replaced. It says the big condo gives a sleeping and observation place. The round, soft platform lets a cat look at its surroundings and the view outside a window. The hanging hammock is described as a cozy spot to relax and sleep, and the listing says it can be removed and washed.

The listing names the included components as the dangling ball, the base, the posts, the condo and the hammock. The specification table lists the tree as a two-level floor-mounted scratcher with a modern style. Those labels describe the build, not the cat’s use of the tree.

Height and footprint: the arithmetic

The listing gives two dimension sets. The table below sets out each figure and the calculation that follows from it.

Figure	Value in the listing	Calculation	Result
Base footprint, first set	22.4 x 13.8 inches	22.4 x 13.8	309.12 square inches
Base footprint, second set	22.04 x 12.79 inches	22.04 x 12.79	281.89 square inches
Footprint difference	the two sets above	309.12 – 281.89	27.23 square inches
Height, bullet figure	39.37 inches	39.37 / 12	3.28 feet
Height, first specification set	39.4 inches	not used in a calculation	39.4 inches
Height, second specification set	38.98 inches	39.4 – 38.98	0.42 inches
Item weight	15.5 pounds, and 15.48 pounds in the second set	15.5 – 15.48	0.02 pounds

The footprint is the most important figure for placement. A floor spot that holds 22.4 by 13.8 inches will fit the first set, and a spot that holds 22.04 by 12.79 inches will fit the second set. The difference of about 27 square inches is large enough to matter in a tight corner. The listing does not explain which set describes the tree you will receive, so measure the spot against the smaller set to be sure of the fit.

The height is 39.37 inches in the bullet and 39.4 inches in the first specification set. The second set gives 38.98 inches, which is 0.42 inches less. Those are small differences, but they matter if the tree must fit under a shelf or a window ledge. The listing gives no clearance figure for the ceiling or the window.

The weight is 15.5 pounds in one place and 15.48 pounds in another. That is a difference of 0.02 pounds, and it is too small to affect a decision. The listing does not describe a method for securing the tree, beyond the advice to place it against a wall.

Sisal posts and scratching

The listing describes the posts as natural sisal, and it says the sisal is durable for long scratching. Sisal is a common scratching surface, and the listing names it as the material. It does not give a grade, a wrap density, or a lifetime. A post’s life depends on how much a cat scratches and how the sisal is wrapped, and the listing does not give either figure.

The specification table lists scratching as the specific use. That makes the tree a scratching product first, and the condo and hammock are secondary features. A cat that scratches upright may use the posts more than the platform, so watch which part of the tree the cat chooses.

The listing does not say whether the posts are wrapped all the way to the base. If the lower part of the post is bare, the cat may scratch there instead. Check the posts when the tree arrives and decide whether the wrap covers the length you want.

The condo, the platform and the hammock

The condo is described as a sleeping and observation spot. The listing does not give its interior size, its door opening, or its height from the floor, so the fit of a cat inside it is not known from the bullets. A cat that prefers enclosed spaces may use the condo, but the listing does not describe its size in a way that tells you how large a cat can sit inside.

The round platform is described as soft, and the listing says a cat can look out at the view from it. The platform’s diameter is not stated in the bullets, and the listing gives no weight rating for it. A large cat on the platform may use more of the surface than a small one, and the listing gives no range for cat size.

The hammock is removable and washable, which is a practical feature. The listing does not give a water temperature, a detergent type or a drying method. Keep the care label that comes with the tree and follow it before the first wash. The listing does not say how the hammock attaches, so check the fittings when you assemble the tree.

Breed labels and the dog size field

The specification table gives the breed recommendation as medium and small breeds. The pet type and target species are both cat. The table also gives a dog breed size of large, which does not match the cat labels. The listing does not explain that field, and this post does not rely on it.

For a cat owner, the breed recommendation is the useful figure. It suggests the tree suits medium and small cats, and it does not give a weight range. A large cat may still use the tree, but the listing does not say the tree is built for one. Measure the cat against the platform and the condo before you buy.

Who this suits, and who should skip it

The tree suits an indoor cat that scratches, climbs and rests, and it suits an owner who has a floor spot that holds about 22 by 14 inches and a wall close by. It also suits an owner who wants a single piece with sisal posts, a condo and a hammock in one purchase.

Skip it if the ceiling or shelf height is under 39 inches, since the listing gives that as the height. Skip it if the floor spot cannot take the larger footprint of 22.4 by 13.8 inches. Skip it if the cat is large and needs a platform with a stated size or weight rating, since the listing gives neither. Skip it if you want a tall tower with several perches, since this listing describes a two-level tree.

Buying checklist

• Measure the floor spot against both footprints, 22.4 by 13.8 inches and 22.04 by 12.79 inches.
• Check the height of 39.37 inches against the ceiling, the shelf or the window ledge in the room.
• Plan for a wall at the back of the tree, since the listing asks for placement against a wall.
• Check the sisal wrap on each post when the tree arrives, including the lower section near the base.
• Measure the condo opening and the platform against your cat before you rely on them.
• Keep the care label for the hammock and follow it before the first wash.
• Watch the cat use the tree for a few days to see which part it prefers.

Mistakes to avoid

• Measuring only one of the two dimension sets. The footprints differ by about 27 square inches.
• Assuming the tree stands alone. The listing says to place it against a wall.
• Expecting a stated weight limit for the platform. The listing gives none.
• Buying for a large cat without measuring the platform. The listing gives no platform size.
• Expecting a sisal lifetime. The listing says the sisal is durable and gives no figure.

How we chose

The keyword for this post is yunique cat tree with cat condo. The research file for it was built on 2026-10-23 and holds six products: the YUNIQUE tree, plus five other listings from the same best-seller category, Pet Supplies > Cats > Beds & Furniture, with dog products removed. The five others are titles only in the file, and this review uses the listing details for the YUNIQUE tree alone.

We read the YUNIQUE listing’s feature bullets and its specification table on 2026-10-23. The criteria were the height and footprint, the sisal posts, the condo and platform description, the hammock, and the breed labels. The keyword names this tree with its condo, and the listing matches that description, so it was chosen.

The other five were two L-shaped cardboard scratchers, a floor scratching post, a self-warming bed pad and a window perch. The L-shaped scratcher and the post are scratchers only, with no condo or hammock. The bed pad and the perch are single-surface products, so none answers the keyword as a multi-level tree with a condo.

What we could not verify

• The stability of the tree once a cat climbs it. The listing says the base board can increase stability and gives no test figure.
• A weight limit for the platform or the tree as a whole. The listing gives none.
• The sisal wrap density, the sisal thickness and how long the sisal lasts. The listing does not state them.
• The interior size and the door opening of the condo. The listing does not give them.
• The diameter of the round platform. The listing does not state it.
• Which of the two dimension sets describes the tree you receive. The listing gives both and does not explain the difference.
• The meaning of the dog breed size field, which says large. The listing gives no explanation.
• The washing steps for the hammock. The listing says it is washable and gives no steps.

FAQ

Can I place this tree in a corner?

The listing asks for placement against a wall, which suits a corner. Measure the footprint of 22.4 by 13.8 inches, or 22.04 by 12.79 inches in the second set, and leave room for the posts and the hammock to move.

Is the tree tall enough for a cat to climb?

The overall height is 39.37 inches in the bullet, and the listing describes two levels plus a condo and a platform. The listing gives no climbing test, so the height is a dimension and not a result.

What is the sisal made of?

The listing says the posts are natural sisal, wrapped around the post structure, and that the sisal is durable for long scratching. It gives no grade or wrap density.

Can the hammock be washed?

The listing says the hammock can be removed and washed. It does not give the water temperature, the detergent or the drying method, so follow the care label.

Does the listing give a weight limit?

No. The listing gives an item weight of 15.5 pounds for the tree, but no weight limit for the cat or the platform.

Which dimension set is correct?

The listing gives two sets. The bullet and the first specification set are close, at about 22.4 by 13.8 by 39.4 inches. The second set gives 22.04 by 12.79 by 38.98 inches. The listing does not explain the difference, so measure the spot against the smaller set.

Bottom line

Choose this tree if you have a floor spot of about 22 by 14 inches against a wall, and you want sisal posts, a condo, a platform and a hammock in one piece. Skip it if the ceiling is low, if the spot is too small for the larger footprint, or if you need a stated platform size or weight limit, since the listing gives neither.

Other cat tree and furniture options

If this two-level tree does not suit your space, the cat tower guide for large cats covers taller builds, and the cat scratchers guide compares scratcher-only options. The indoor cat scratchers guide focuses on homes with indoor cats, and the scratcher material guide explains how different surfaces feel to a cat.

A cat that likes the condo may also use a cave bed for indoor cats, and a tunnel bed guide covers another enclosed option. For a larger cat, the large cat bed guide addresses the resting surface. A window platform may pair with a cat ramp guide, or a cat netting guide for a balcony if the cat looks out to an outdoor area. Tight floor spaces are covered by the cat bed for a desk guide.

Sources

• Amazon product listing, YUNIQUE Cat Tree with Cat Condo and Big Hammock (ASIN B084YZWS2C), read 2026-10-23: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084YZWS2C