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Climbing Elements for Cat Climbing Walls

Step by step to the top. No cat tree taking up the room.

With cat steps, scratching posts and platforms, your wall becomes a cat climbing wall. All elements come in white and anthracite, can be combined freely and take up hardly any floor space.

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STEPS cat steps in anthracite: a grey British Shorthair sits on one step, three more steps with dark grey felt beside it STEPS cat stairsColor: Anthracite from CHF 84.00+ 1 colourIn stock
STEPS cat steps in white with light grey felt: a silver tabby sits on one step, three more steps beside it STEPS cat stairsColor: White from CHF 84.00+ 1 colourIn stock
Mounted post for the cat Bestseller CATWALK cat scratching postColor: Frame White - Sisal Sand from CHF 159.00+ 1 colourIn stock
Cat scratching Bestseller CATWALK cat scratching postColor: Frame Anthracite - Sisal Anthracite from CHF 159.00+ 1 colourIn stock
WAVE XXL cat step in white on the wall, a ginger-and-white cat lies on it reaching down with one paw WAVE cat climbing step XXLColor: White CHF 209.00+ 1 colourIn stock
WAVE cat step for the wall in anthracite WAVE cat climbing step XXLColor: Anthracite CHF 209.00+ 1 colourIn stock
Two Bengal cats on the white CORNER corner shelf and wall shelf with plants Sold out CORNER cat lounger for a cornerColor: White - Felt mat in sand CHF 139.00+ 1 colourNicht auf LagerNotify me
Cat sleeping curled up on the grey CORNER wall shelf in the corner CORNER cat lounger for a cornerColor: Anthracite - Felt mat in anthracite CHF 139.00+ 1 colourIn stock
JUMPER LITE scratching post in white on the wall, cat jumping down from a cabinet onto the scratching post JUMPER LITE scratching postColor: White CHF 29.90+ 1 colourIn stock
JUMPER LITE scratching post in anthracite: red cat climbing down between two scratching posts on the wall JUMPER LITE scratching postColor: Anthracite CHF 29.90+ 1 colourIn stock
LOGGIA cat wall shelf as a corner perch with anthracite felt, a grey and white cat standing on it Last Chance LOGGIA Wall LoungerColor: Anthracite CHF 179.00In stock
LucyBalu Designer Wandkratzbaum Last ChanceSale MAISONETTE wall-mounted cat treeColor: Anthracite CHF 409.00from CHF 299.00−CHF 110+ 1 colourIn stock
Kratzbaum für die Wand Last ChanceSale MAISONETTE wall-mounted cat treeColor: White CHF 409.00from CHF 299.00−CHF 110+ 1 colourIn stock
Katze sitzt auf anthrazitfarbener GALLERY Wandkratzbaum Liegefläche Last ChanceSale GALLERY cat scratching towerColor: Anthracite CHF 349.00from CHF 289.00−CHF 60+ 1 colourIn stock
Katze sitzt auf GALLERY Wandkratzbaum, Freisteller Last ChanceSale GALLERY cat scratching towerColor: White CHF 409.00CHF 339.00−CHF 70+ 1 colourIn stock

Cat climbing wall: cat steps, scratching posts and platforms to combine

Cat climbing wall: cat steps, scratching posts and platforms to combine

Cats like to move up high and see what's going on from above. A cat climbing wall gives them that space without a cat tree standing in the room. Most walls start with the STEPS cat steps in a set of three, in 18 x 18 cm or as XL at 24 x 20 cm. For longer distances there's the WAVE XXL cat step, 92 cm wide. If your cat prefers jumping and clambering, the JUMPER is a short sisal post that sticks out of the wall like a branch. The CATWALK scratching post in 70 or 100 cm connects levels and doubles as a scratching surface.

Cats like to move up high and see what's going on from above. A cat climbing wall gives them that space without a cat tree standing in the room. Most walls start with the STEPS cat steps in a set of three, in 18 x 18 cm or as XL at 24 x 20 cm. For longer distances there's the WAVE XXL cat step, 92 cm wide. If your cat prefers jumping and clambering, the JUMPER is a short sisal post that sticks out of the wall like a branch. The CATWALK scratching post in 70 or 100 cm connects levels and doubles as a scratching surface.

That depends on your cat's age, size and agility. As a rule of thumb, allow about one stretched-out cat length between two steps; young, athletic cats can manage a little more, older cats less. Mark the positions on the wall with tape before you drill.

It all comes down to the wall material. Concrete and solid masonry are usually fine; for older buildings, plasterboard or lightweight walls, get advice on suitable wall plugs. Standard screws and plugs are included but don't suit every wall.

For large cats such as Maine Coons or Norwegian Forest Cats, the STEPS XL with their larger 24 x 20 cm tread are the right choice. The WAVE also offers plenty of room to step on. The CATWALK is also available in an extra-long 100 cm version.

The FELT PADS made of real wool felt sit on STEPS and WAVE and give your cat a good grip on the metal. They're attached with a full-surface adhesive film. Choose them in sand or anthracite to match a white or anthracite frame.

Yes. All elements are designed as modules and come in white and anthracite, so you can start small and add on bit by bit. An easy start is three STEPS and a scratching element; later you can add lounging elements such as the SWING hammock.

Planning your climbing wall: starting point, spacing and mounting

Planning your climbing wall: starting point, spacing and mounting

Plan your climbing wall from the bottom up. A good starting point is an element that touches the floor, such as the MAISONETTE wall-mounted cat tree or the GALLERY wall-mounted cat tree: a sisal column carries a platform on the wall. From there, steps lead upwards. As a guide, allow roughly one stretched-out cat length between elements; older or cautious cats need shorter distances. In a corner, the CORNER wall bed adds a stopover.

Many elements already have scratching built in. For scratching in particular there are the scratching elements, and for resting up high the lounging elements. You'll find an overview of all modules under cat climbing wall.

Plan your climbing wall from the bottom up. A good starting point is an element that touches the floor, such as the MAISONETTE wall-mounted cat tree or the GALLERY wall-mounted cat tree: a sisal column carries a platform on the wall. From there, steps lead upwards. As a guide, allow roughly one stretched-out cat length between elements; older or cautious cats need shorter distances. In a corner, the CORNER wall bed adds a stopover.

Many elements already have scratching built in. For scratching in particular there are the scratching elements, and for resting up high the lounging elements. You'll find an overview of all modules under cat climbing wall.