Wooden Cat Wall Steps, Modular Climbing Route
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With these light wooden cat wall steps, you build a climbing route on the wall to suit your home. Steps with a felt top or a cushion, curved boards and sisal rope posts combine freely. Your cat climbs, rests up high and scratches, and the floor stays clear.
We chose these wall pieces for homes where every square metre counts. Rather than one more piece of furniture, they form a modular route that grows with your cat's habits: a step to reach the window, a curved board for napping, a sisal post for scratching. The light wood and grey stay discreet so the wall keeps its look.
Turn your walls into a playground
Vertical route
Steps and boards combine so your cat can climb from level to level.
Napping up high
The curved boards form a perch from which to watch the room.
Scratching in the right place
The sisal rope post fits into the route.
Clear floor
Everything is fixed to the wall, so nothing clutters the floor.
Beautiful, Durable Materials
Every component is chosen for its durability and feel, for furniture that ages beautifully.
Light wood
Structure and platforms in light wood with a natural look, screwed to the wall.
Grey felt or cushion
Platform covered in grey felt, or a removable grey cushion depending on the model.
Sisal rope
Wrapped around the wall-mounted scratching post, which is mounted on a round wooden base plate.
Your wall route in 3 steps
Compose
Choose the models according to use: steps for climbing, curved board for resting, sisal post for scratching.
Position
Mark the location of each piece with masking tape, keeping gaps that are easy to step across.
Fix
Screw each piece into a solid wall using suitable wall plugs, then check its stability before letting your cat climb.
The Details
Models
Four pieces to combine to build a route that suits you.
— Wooden Cat Wall Steps, Modular Climbing Route
Installation
Everything is fixed to the wall, to keep the floor clear.
— Wooden Cat Wall Steps, Modular Climbing Route
Care
A few simple steps to keep the route clean.
— Wooden Cat Wall Steps, Modular Climbing Route
We've Got Answers
Yes, that is the whole idea: steps, curved boards and sisal posts combine freely to form a route along the wall.
Felt step: 24.5 × 14.5 cm (9.6 × 5.7 in), 9 cm (3.5 in) high. Cushion step: 20 × 24 × 21 cm (7.9 × 9.4 × 8.3 in). Curved board with cushion: 50 × 25 × 17 cm (19.7 × 9.8 × 6.7 in). Sisal post: 21.7 cm (8.5 in) long, 6.5 cm (2.6 in) in diameter, 12 cm (4.7 in) base plate.
Each piece is screwed to the wall, and the curved boards rest on a black metal bracket. Choose screws and wall plugs suited to the type of wall you have.
Yes, the grey cushion on the cushion step is removable, which makes it easier to clean.
The maximum load is not provided by the manufacturer. The pieces are designed for one adult cat: fix them to a solid wall and check the tightness of the screws regularly.
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A Word from Le Félin
Climbing is in their nature
A cat needs height to observe, feel safe and burn off energy. In a flat, the wall becomes a real playground: a few well-placed steps are enough to enrich their territory without taking up a centimetre of floor. Our advice on a happy cat in a flat points the same way.
Start with two or three pieces near a spot they already frequent, a window ledge or the back of the sofa, then extend the route as they show interest.
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