Modern light wood cat tower beside a grey sofa, ginger cat asleep in the clear bowl hammock

The Cat Tower That Doesn't Ruin Your Living Room

$109.90 USD
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Modern light wood cat tower beside a grey sofa, ginger cat asleep in the clear bowl hammock
  • Modern light wood cat tower beside a grey sofa, ginger cat asleep in the clear bowl hammock
  • Full cat tower: top bed, fenced lookout, clear bowl, sisal posts and ball-track toy
  • Cat lying in the clear acrylic bowl, seen from underneath
  • Grey cat asleep in the round plush top bed with a hanging pom-pom
  • Cat stretching up to scratch the sisal post next to the sofa
  • Two cats on the tower by a window, one on the lookout, one in the bowl
  • The 39-inch tower next to a sofa, showing its size beside a seated adult
  • Kitten batting a ball in the ball-track toy on the tower base
  • Close-up of the sisal rope post and the fenced wooden lookout
  • Cat tower in a cosy living room at night, cat asleep in the top bed
  • Modern light wood cat tower beside a grey sofa, ginger cat asleep in the clear bowl hammock
  • Full cat tower: top bed, fenced lookout, clear bowl, sisal posts and ball-track toy
  • Cat lying in the clear acrylic bowl, seen from underneath
  • Grey cat asleep in the round plush top bed with a hanging pom-pom
  • Cat stretching up to scratch the sisal post next to the sofa
  • Two cats on the tower by a window, one on the lookout, one in the bowl
  • The 39-inch tower next to a sofa, showing its size beside a seated adult
  • Kitten batting a ball in the ball-track toy on the tower base
  • Close-up of the sisal rope post and the fenced wooden lookout
  • Cat tower in a cosy living room at night, cat asleep in the top bed
The Cat Tower That Doesn't Ruin Your Living Room

The Cat Tower That Doesn't Ruin Your Living Room

$109.90 USD
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30 days to see if he uses it Stand it next to the sofa. If he ignores it, send it back inside 30 days and we refund you. No argument, no restocking fee.
Free shipping across the US. Ships from a US warehouse, tracked to your door.

Most cat trees are beige carpet nailed to a post. You buy one, it goes in the corner, and he goes straight back to the arm of the sofa.

This one is light wood, sisal rope and a clear bowl. It looks like furniture, so it can stand in the room you actually live in — which turns out to be the whole point, because that is the room he wants to be in.

He gets a lookout, a bed, a hammock and a scratching post. You get the sofa back.

What's on it · top to bottom

Six places to be, one tower.

  1. Top bedA round plush bed at the highest point. Cats sleep where they can see the whole room, and this is the highest seat in it.
  2. Hanging pom-pomSomething to bat at without getting out of bed.
  3. Fenced lookoutA flat platform with a low fence along the edge, for lying stretched out and watching the window.
  4. Clear bowlThe acrylic hammock. He curls up inside it — and you can still see him from the sofa.
  5. Sisal postsTwo posts wrapped in thick sisal rope, the centre one in soft plush. Rope is what his claws want, and it is not your upholstery.
  6. Ball trackStacked rings of balls on the base, for the hour every evening when he decides to sprint.
Size · before you order

Will it fit your room?

Height 39.3 in 100 cm · about waist height
Footprint 18.1×18.1 in 46 × 46 cm base
Weight 17 lb 7.7 kg in the box

An 18-inch square base and waist height means it fits beside the sofa or under a window, not only in a corner — and beside the sofa is exactly where it should go.

Something arrive cracked? Send us a photo.

Seventeen pounds of board travels a long way. If a piece turns up damaged, email us a photo and we send the replacement part — or a new tower if the part can't be sent on its own. You don't box anything back.

The details

Size
39.3 in tall, 18.1 × 18.1 in base (100 × 46 × 46 cm)
Levels
Top bed, fenced lookout, clear bowl hammock, base with ball track
Scratching
Two sisal-wrapped posts; centre post in plush
Toys
Hanging pom-pom and a stacked ball track
Materials
MDF board with a light wood finish, sisal rope, plush, acrylic bowl
Colour
Natural wood and white
In the box
Flat-packed, 20×20×9 in, 17 lb
Assembly
Required — instructions in the box
Returns
30 days

Shipping, honestly

4–8days

It ships from a warehouse in the US, so it is not crossing an ocean. It leaves the warehouse in 1 to 3 days and the courier takes 3 to 5, so most orders arrive in 4 to 8 days, tracked. If yours goes past that, email us and we will chase it.

The honest bit

It's MDF, not solid wood
Board with a light wood finish. It looks like furniture and it is sturdy for a cat, but it is not an heirloom and it does not belong outside.
You put it together
It arrives flat in one box. Clear some floor, open the instructions, and do it before he decides the box is the best part.
Where it stands matters more than what it is
A tower in the spare room loses to the sofa every time. Put it right next to the spot he already scratches, and give him a week.
Very large cats
This is a 100 cm tower, not a floor-to-ceiling one, and the bowl is sized for an average house cat. A big Maine Coon may find it snug.
Why it's always the sofa

He isn't wrecking it to annoy you.

The sofa wins because it gives him three things at once. A tower only works if it gives him the same three, in the same room.

01 · Stretch

Something tall that doesn't move

Scratching is a full-body stretch. He wants a surface that stays put when he pulls on it — a sofa arm does, a wobbly carpet post doesn't.

02 · Mark

The room where everyone is

Scratching leaves his scent where the family spends time. That is why a post in the spare room never gets used, however good it is.

03 · Watch

Height and a view

Cats like to sit above the room and see all of it. The top bed and the lookout give him a higher seat than the back of the sofa ever did.

The first week

Where you put it is half the job.

Most cats move over on their own once a better option is standing right where they already go. This is the order that makes it quick.

1

Stand it next to the scratched spot

Not across the room, not by the litter tray. Right beside the arm of the sofa he already uses.

2

Make the first visit worth it

A treat in the clear bowl, a little catnip rubbed into the posts. Let him find it himself.

3

Make the sofa boring for a week

Throw a blanket over the arm he scratches. The tower is now the best thing to pull on in the room.

4

Then leave it alone

Once he is using it, take the blanket off. If you want to move the tower, move it a little at a time.

No spray, no punishment, no tricks. Just a better place to scratch, in the right spot.

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