3 Tier Cat Climbing Tree – Indoor Activity Tower with Scratching Posts & Condo

3 Tier Cat Climbing Tree: Indoor Activity Tower with Scratching Posts & Condo

Cats need to climb, scratch and perch, and if you don't give them somewhere to do it, they'll use your lounge and curtains instead. This three-level cat tree gives them all of it in one piece of furniture: sisal scratching posts, a private condo, two cushioned baskets and height to survey the room from.

It stands 99 cm tall on a 60 x 40 cm base, and comes in a natural wood and white finish that sits comfortably in a modern home rather than looking like a carpeted eyesore in the corner.

Why Height Matters to Cats

Cats are naturally drawn to elevated spots. In the wild, height means safety and a clear view of what's approaching, and that instinct doesn't leave them indoors. A cat with nowhere high to go often ends up on your kitchen bench or the top of the fridge.

A three-tier tower gives them legitimate vertical territory. It also matters in multi-cat homes, since cats sharing a space tend to sort out their relationships partly through levels, having separate perches at different heights reduces friction between them.

Saves Your Furniture

Scratching isn't bad behaviour, it's necessary. Cats scratch to shed the outer sheath from their claws, stretch their back and shoulders, and mark territory with the scent glands in their paws. They'll do it regardless, so the question is only where.

The sisal-covered posts give them a surface built for it. Sisal is the material most cats genuinely prefer, it's coarse enough to catch their claws and shreds satisfyingly, which is exactly what they're after. Placing the tree near the spot they've been scratching usually redirects them within a few days.

Rest, Hide and Play

Two plush cushioned baskets give soft spots to curl up in, and the condo underneath is an enclosed hideaway for cats who want to be tucked away out of sight, which most cats do for a good part of the day. Hanging balls attached to the baskets add movement and give bored cats something to bat at without needing you involved.

Build and Stability

Stability is the thing that makes or breaks a cat tree. A tower that rocks when a cat lands on it won't get used, because cats won't commit to a surface they don't trust. This one has a reinforced base in durable particle board with upgraded screws through the structure, and at 9.9 kg it has the mass to stay put when a cat jumps onto the top tier.

Product Specifications

• Material: plush, sisal rope, particle board, willow wood and paper string

• Colour: natural wood and white

• Size: 60 x 40 x 99 cm

• Weight: 9.9 kg

• Levels: three tiers

• Includes: two cushioned baskets, condo, sisal scratching posts, hanging balls

Package includes: 1 x cat tree tower, 1 x screw fittings, 1 x instruction manual

Key Features & Benefits

• Three levels for climbing, perching and resting

• Sisal-covered scratching posts to protect your furniture

• Enclosed condo for hiding and sleeping

• Two plush cushioned baskets for lounging

• Hanging balls for independent play

• Reinforced base with upgraded screws for a stable, wobble-free structure

• Natural wood and white finish that suits modern interiors

• Suits single cats and multi-cat households

• 99 cm tall, a practical height for most rooms

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is it?
99 cm tall, with a 60 x 40 cm base. That's a good height for climbing and perching without dominating a room.

Will it wobble when my cat jumps on it?
It has a reinforced base and upgraded screws to keep the structure stable, and at 9.9 kg it has enough weight to stay planted. Make sure it's assembled fully and standing on level flooring, and tighten all fittings properly during assembly.

Is it suitable for more than one cat?
Yes. The three tiers, two baskets and condo give multiple cats their own spaces at different heights, which helps them coexist more comfortably.

Will it stop my cat scratching the furniture?
It gives them a better option. Sisal is the surface most cats prefer, so placing the tree near where they've been scratching usually redirects the behaviour. Cats scratch out of instinct, so the aim is giving them somewhere appropriate rather than stopping it.

Is it suitable for kittens and older cats?
Kittens take to climbing readily. Older or less mobile cats may prefer the lower tiers and the condo, which are easy to reach without a big jump.

Does it need assembly?
Yes. It comes with screw fittings and an instruction manual. Tighten everything firmly, as properly tightened fittings are what keep the tower rigid.

Where's the best place to put it?
Near a window is ideal, cats love watching what's happening outside from a height. Otherwise, place it where your family spends time, since most cats want to be near their people, and near any furniture they've been scratching.

What's it made from?
Plush fabric, sisal rope, particle board, willow wood and paper string, in a natural wood and white finish.