Wall Mounted Cat Feeding Shelf, Cat Wall Shelf with 2 Bowls for Cats Eat Or Drinking/Blocking Dog Stealing Cat Food/Cat Jumping Ladder Steps/Waterproof Modern Cat Furniture Indoor Outdoors

The media could not be loaded.  Very easy to install and it’s very stable and sturdy. Holds a lot of weight. She was terrified to walk across the bridge so I put down some cushion and she loves it.

I was skeptical. It arrived quickly. The direction were hard to read. It assembled easy. Well built. Long bolts makes it sturdy. Once we put the cats on it they seem to enjoy it.

I really like this stand for our cat. we can keep his food away from the dogs and it's a perfect fit for a 10 pound cat.

My cats haven't taken to this yet. Mounting it was a nightmare--I had to use my own drywall mounting screws. The mat that's supposed to sit on top is too big and won't fit on the perch.

We painted the pieces and put them in her catio. Please note, there are two sets of products in the photo. We attached the pieces to the galvanized wire on the outside of her structure and it worked nicely. I am sure this would be super sturdy on a wall. She love it!

If you are looking for a perch I’d buy something else. This arrived quickly but came with the wrong instructions, missing hardware, the cat mat is the wrong size for the perch, and the wall anchors it comes with are junk. While we can make it work I’d suggest you save yourself the hassle and buy a different one.

Easy to follow pictures and put together. No under support. Had to screw a support beam underneath to support cat weight so it wouldn’t break away from wall. Design would have been better had they added support under platform.

I chose this because of the railing and large size since I was installing it up high and wanted to feel my kitty was safe stepping down/off from a niche over a cabinet. Since it was the last perch to be installed and I had experience with my wall and the other perches, I replaced the hardware and drilled two additional holes, for security. It is near a corner and on a stud, so I only used one metal Molley fastener in the middle hole: it's not going anywhere and I'm happy. My kitty has been wanting to get up to this top area for days while I finished; it took me a while and a few trips to Lowes to feel satisfied with the length and type of screws. I don't have the best equipment, but enough to get the job done. I used my electric screwdriver to drill pilot holes in studs (a must). I also did research online about screws, which helped. Good luck to the inexperienced.