Cat Tree

It stands about 200 cm (79 in) tall on a 60 cm round base. Standard ceilings are 240–250 cm, so you'll have clearance — but measure first if you have a low basement or a sloped ceiling. The base needs roughly 60 x 60 cm of floor space.

Plan on 45–60 minutes. The trunk stacks in bolted sections and the platforms screw into pre-drilled sockets — the tools you need are in the box. It's not difficult, but the sections are heavy, so it's much easier with a second pair of hands for the top piece.

The weighted base is the widest part of the tower, which is what keeps it planted when a cat launches off a platform. On carpet it sits firm. On hardwood or tile we'd still recommend placing it against a wall or in a corner for extra reassurance.

Each mushroom platform is rated for around 10 kg (22 lb), which comfortably covers most adult cats including large breeds like Maine Coons. Two average cats can share the wider lower platforms.

Yes — that's largely the point of the staggered layout. With multiple caves and platforms at different heights, cats can share the tower without crowding each other, which usually cuts down on territorial squabbling rather than causing it.

An engineered wood core wrapped in soft plush faux fur, with a natural sisal scratching panel running up one face of the trunk. Non-toxic, pet-safe materials throughout. The fur is the sleeping surface; the sisal is what they'll dig their claws into.

It gives them a much better option — a tall vertical sisal surface is closer to what cats instinctively want than a sofa arm. It works best if you place the tower near the furniture they've been targeting, so it becomes the obvious alternative.

Vacuum the plush with a brush attachment or run a lint roller over it — that handles fur and dust. For spots, use a damp cloth with mild soap and let it air dry fully. Don't soak it, and skip bleach or harsh cleaners.

It ships flat-packed in one oversized carton, so it's large and heavy but manageable through a standard doorway. You may want someone home to help bring it in.

Some cats need a few days. Placing it where they already like to sit, and rubbing a little catnip on the lower platform, usually does it. If it's genuinely not a hit, our 30-day money-back guarantee covers you.