Cat wall shelves turn empty wall space into a climbing route, which makes a big difference in a small apartment where floor space is tight. Every piece is sold separately, so you can start with a stairway and a shelf, then add a hammock or a bed later.
Choose your pieces
- Wall steps in sets of 2 or 3, each about 7.3 × 3.1 in.
- Cat-ear shelf, about 7.6 × 6.8 in, and a corner shelf with a rail, about 12.4 in per side.
- 4-step stairway with sisal treads, about 15.7 in tall.
- Wall hammocks: striped, about 15.1 × 12.2 in, or white, about 18.9 × 11.8 in.
- Round wall bed with a plush cushion, about 15.2 in across.
- Sisal climbers: a rope ladder (about 39.4 × 9.8 in), a climbing rope with a perch, a 41.3 in climbing post with two platforms, and a pair of 8.7 in scratching logs.
Good to know
- Made of natural pine; hammock and bed fabrics are machine washable, per the manufacturer.
- Screw every piece into studs or into anchors rated for your wall. Drywall alone will not hold a jumping cat. If you rent, check your lease first.
- The manufacturer rates the cat-ear shelf and the wall bed for up to 26 lb and the white hammock for up to 22 lb. Space pieces so your cat can step, not leap, between them.
- Plan your layout with cat wall shelves layout ideas.
- Pair them with a floor to ceiling cat tree, as in our Wall Park setup.
- Ships from a US warehouse. The delivery window is shown above.
Frequently asked questions
Can I buy just one piece?
Yes. Every piece is sold separately, so you can build your cat wall over time.
How do I mount them?
Screw every piece into studs or into anchors rated for your wall. Drywall alone won’t hold a jumping cat.
How much weight do they hold?
The manufacturer rates the cat-ear shelf and the wall bed for up to 26 lb and the white hammock for up to 22 lb.
