YITAHOME Large Cat Cage with Storage Cube DIY Indoor Catio Cats Enclosures Metal Cat Playpen with Large Hammock for 1-4 Kittens 4 Tiers Cat Kennel

I like it. Cat loves it! Gets her outside. We only put her is it when we (my wife and I) sit out on our porch early evening for fresh air and sunsets.We live high up in foothills of Catalina mountains in Tucson AZ. So it is desert SW. But, it took a long time to build . Easily goes together with good instructions. Securing it involves close to 200 zip ties. Should hold up in the Arizona sun for awhile!

This is the second one of these I have bought. My first was much smaller. Although they take a while to put together, they last a long time and are super customizable. I did not add the storage shelves on mine. The zip ties are the biggest pain and hurt my hands after putting on a couple hundred. I would definitely recommend this cage. Also a much more affordable option than most cages. It does well and gets the job done though. It will shake because it is flimsy, but it will not fall apart as long as you add the zip ties provided for support. Took me 4 hours to put together without breaks.

Nice size, decent.. pops apart easy on the inside shelves, every day I have 3 shelves that they knocked down.

This contraption comes with very few instructions, and the materials are feeble. One of the pieces broke as we were assembling it. I would not recommend purchasing this particular cat play-yard.

I bought this catio kit because I had to take in several of a friend's cats who were semi-feral and could not be integrated into my personal cats' environment. It took three of us about 5 hours to assemble the catio, and we found the "tool" (which we jokingly called Maxwell's silver hammer) to be totally useless. The assembly instructions are just a diagram. We found that a couple of good pairs of pliers were the most effective tools for crimping the panels into the plastic holders. BE SURE TO SECURE EVERY SINGLE JOINT WITH ZIP TIES! And that means you will probably have to invest in additional zip ties. This structure is intended for cats of normal size. The two bruisers you see in the pictures are very chubby cats - like 25 lbs each. This catio was not meant to house chonky cats. They managed to bend & break several panels before I got smart and reinforced the shelves with wood to distribute their weight. Because they are actually living in the catio (as opposed to recreating) I covered the floor with rubber matting to make it easier on their paws and much easier to clean. If these bozos ever get to go home with their Mom, I intend to dismantle the catio and re-construct it on my veranda for my indoor kitties to enjoy. It's been a challenge, but definitely worth the money in spite of the bumps in the road.

My cat loves it and so do I ( Of course she'd be sitting on the bottom when I try to take a picture though like she doesn't like it or something, Normally she's sitting On her blanket) She spends hours outside now. It probably took me about 2 hours to put together but that's because of the zip ties. I felt like I had to put a zip tie in every possible spot lol. My fingers kind of hurt when I was done but I supposed that would be the same way with any cage like this that you buy.TIP When putting this together there are two pictures in the directions that look just the same almost. I'll put it in the pictures so you can see the difference. One is a square the other is a square with triangles on the edge. Because of this I accident The wrong pieces on the bottom, It should have had The white covering on the bottom like it does on the shelves. Also I Put the shelves in a different spot in the directions said and the doors as well. Overall I think this is an awesome product and I recommend it

Had some trouble with the first one shipping to the wrong address but they quickly sent out a new one. They responded to my message quickly and expedited shipping due to the first situation. We love this habitat!! We bought it for our two ferrets and it is just amazing. Great value. The bars are nice and small so nobody is fitting through. I used the binder clips to hold the doors closed and to keep their fabric attached to the floors, we also used them for the litter boxes. They work fantastically. Highly recommend that trick. It’s very stable, we made everything clicked into place and use two zip ties per cube piece. Our babies love their home inside our home!

Does your animal weigh more than 5lbs?Do you need to access the inside of the cage to take care of said animal?If you answered yes to one or either of these questions, then this cage will come apart on you.Are you bigger than a 4 yo, and weigh more than 5lbs?If you answered yes, then not only will the cage come apart on you, but you also won't be able to fit through the "door" without re-engineering it.To say this thing is held together by zip ties, hopes, and prayers, would be an understatement. If I look at it the wrong way, it comes back apart. The zip ties provided snap the first time any weight is put on them. If you don't use the zip ties, and look at it, it comes apart. I put my 9yo cat in this, as she has a problem with marking parts of the house. She literally jumped up onto the second level, and it collapsed in on her...with zip ties.Design wise too, unless you plan to have a litter box smaller than 1 sq ft in size, it won't fit without re-engineering this thing.All the way around, I'm disappointed for what I paid for it. But something is better than nothing...even if I had to buy heavier zip ties to keep it from falling apart constantly.