Wooden wall-mounted cat climbing frame with a cat sitting on a platform

Wooden Cat Wall Shelf Set with Scratching Post

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£54.69
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Wooden wall-mounted cat climbing frame with a cat sitting on a platform

Wooden Cat Wall Shelf Set with Scratching Post

A staggered climbing route up one wall, not a single shelf.

£54.69

Climbing platforms, a resting shelf and a scratching post as one integrated set, rated to 10kg each. Fitted as a run it lets a cat travel the room without touching the floor.

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At a glance

  • Material Wood
  • Maximum load 10kg per platform
  • Features Climbing platforms, resting shelf, integrated scratching post
  • Suits Medium-sized cats
  • Mounting Wall-fixed
  • Assembly Simple assembly required
  • You supply A drill, and rated anchors for plasterboard

Full specifications and what to know before you buy

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Everything worth knowing

Full specification

A wall-mounted climbing system that puts platforms, a resting shelf and a scratching post on one run of wall, for cats that need somewhere to go up.

This is the multi-station version rather than a single perch. Fitted as a set it makes a route: step, step, rest, scratch, which is how a cat actually uses vertical space rather than sitting on one shelf all day.

A route, not a shelf

Cats move through a room in a circuit. Giving them one high platform gives them a destination; giving them a staggered run gives them a way to travel the room without touching the floor, which is what stops a bored indoor cat pacing.

It also solves the standoff in a two-cat house. Cats avoid conflict by using height rather than sharing the floor, and a climbing run gives the less confident one somewhere to be that is not contested.

Everything on one wall

The set combines climbing platforms, a resting spot and a scratching post in a single integrated design, so you are not buying a cat tree, a wall shelf and a scratching post separately and finding they do not match.

Because it hangs on the wall it takes no floor at all. In a small flat that is often the difference between having somewhere for the cat to climb and having nothing.

Wood that holds 10kg

Each platform is rated to 10 kilos, which covers any domestic cat landing on it at speed rather than merely sitting on it. The wood is finished rather than carpet-wrapped, so it wipes clean and does not fray at the edges the way a fabric cat tree does within a year.

Assembly is straightforward and the mounting hardware is supplied.

Specifications

  • Material: wood
  • Maximum load: 10kg per platform
  • Features: climbing platforms, resting shelf and integrated scratching post
  • Suits: medium-sized cats
  • Mounting: wall-fixed
  • Assembly: simple assembly required
  • In the box: climbing frame, mounting hardware, instruction manual

Worth knowing before you buy

  • This screws into a wall and is not free-standing. You will need a drill and either studs or proper heavy-duty anchors.
  • Into plasterboard alone, buy rated plasterboard anchors separately. The supplied fixings assume masonry, and a cat lands on these with real force.
  • The 10kg rating is for a static load on a correctly fixed platform. It is not a guarantee against a bad fixing.
  • Plan the layout before you drill. Spacing the platforms about 30 to 40cm apart vertically suits most cats; too far apart and they will not use the run.
  • Self-assembly is required before mounting.
  • Orders are dispatched within 7 to 10 working days. See our shipping policy for the full detail.

GOOD TO KNOW

Frequently asked questions

Is it free-standing?

No. It screws into a wall and needs a drill plus either studs or proper heavy-duty anchors.

Can I fit it to plasterboard?

Only with rated plasterboard anchors, bought separately. The supplied fixings assume masonry, and a cat lands on these with real force.

What does the 10kg rating mean?

It is a static load on a correctly fixed platform. It is not a guarantee against a bad fixing.

How far apart should the platforms go?

About 30 to 40cm apart vertically suits most cats. Too far apart and they will not use the run.

How is this different from your single climbing frame?

This is the multi-station set that makes a route across a wall. The single frame is one platform with a post, for a smaller space.