Scratching Elements for Cat Climbing Walls

Scratching where it belongs. Right on the wall.

Scratching board, scratching post or wall-mounted cat tree: our scratching elements bring sisal and paper rope to the wall and fit into your climbing wall. Your cat gets fixed places to scratch, and the sofa stays out of it.

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Wall-mounted scratching board and post: scratching furniture that needs hardly any space

Wall-mounted scratching board and post: scratching furniture that needs hardly any space

Cats scratch to leave their mark and to stretch, ideally on surfaces that are firm and right where things happen. The SCRATCHPAD scratching board offers a 30 x 60 cm surface of natural sisal in a slim metal frame. The CATWALK scratching post has a sisal post on beech wood, 70 or 100 cm long. More compact are the JUMPER with sisal and the JUMPER LITE with paper rope made from recycled paper. Both stick out of the wall like short branches and invite scratching on the way up.

Cats scratch to leave their mark and to stretch, ideally on surfaces that are firm and right where things happen. The SCRATCHPAD scratching board offers a 30 x 60 cm surface of natural sisal in a slim metal frame. The CATWALK scratching post has a sisal post on beech wood, 70 or 100 cm long. More compact are the JUMPER with sisal and the JUMPER LITE with paper rope made from recycled paper. Both stick out of the wall like short branches and invite scratching on the way up.

If your cat likes to scratch vertically and fully stretched out, go for the SCRATCHPAD or the CATWALK. If it tends to scratch in passing while climbing, the JUMPER or JUMPER LITE fits. If scratching should come with a raised spot, choose MAISONETTE or GALLERY.

High enough for your cat to stretch out fully while scratching without its paws reaching over the top edge. As a guide: if your stretched-out cat reaches a little past the middle of the SCRATCHPAD, the height is right.

SCRATCHPAD, CATWALK, JUMPER and the columns of MAISONETTE and GALLERY are covered in natural sisal, which stands up to vigorous scratching for a long time. The JUMPER LITE has a scratching post made of cardboard and paper rope from recycled paper and, at around 0.4 kg, is especially light.

With the SCRATCHPAD, yes: the sisal surface is held in the metal frame by magnets and is easy to swap, and a replacement scratching board is available separately. The frame stays on the wall and only the surface is renewed.

All frames come in white and anthracite. Depending on the element, the sisal is sand-coloured or anthracite; with the SCRATCHPAD you can combine both sisal colours freely with both frame colours. That way the scratching elements match all other modules of your cat climbing wall.

Scratching elements on the wall: position, height and replacement

Scratching elements on the wall: position, height and replacement

Hang scratching elements where your cat already scratches: in the hallway, next to the sofa or near its sleeping spot. Scratching is also marking, so places in everyday life work better than a quiet corner. The MAISONETTE and the GALLERY combine scratching and resting: a 70 or 100 cm sisal column carries a platform on the wall where your cat can lie down after scratching.

The SCRATCHPAD's scratching surface is held in its frame by magnets and can be replaced while the frame stays on the wall. For the way up there are the climbing elements, and for breaks the lounging elements. Freestanding alternatives are among our cat trees and other scratching furniture.

Hang scratching elements where your cat already scratches: in the hallway, next to the sofa or near its sleeping spot. Scratching is also marking, so places in everyday life work better than a quiet corner. The MAISONETTE and the GALLERY combine scratching and resting: a 70 or 100 cm sisal column carries a platform on the wall where your cat can lie down after scratching.

The SCRATCHPAD's scratching surface is held in its frame by magnets and can be replaced while the frame stays on the wall. For the way up there are the climbing elements, and for breaks the lounging elements. Freestanding alternatives are among our cat trees and other scratching furniture.