The cat trees
All of the trees are modular so that they can be shipped in one to three packages to keep the shipping cost as low as possible. Packing and shipping are just above my cost. Fear not, I designed the assembly to be as simple as possible, with minimal need for tools. The fact that they are modular means that the trees can be renewed and their life extended indefinitely.
The designs and the materials I buy allow me to build the strongest, most versatile trees on the market today. If your cat has mobility issues, add a set of ramps to the tree. The ramps were created for a cat which had lost the use of its back legs. He was able to go the top of of the tree at will. Click on the photos below to browse the products. They range from small scratching posts and small desktop models to seven foot tall trees with caves and hammocks. Feel free to text or call any time you have questions or requests.
Classic cat tree
The scratch poles are solid wood, three and a half inches in diameter and connect to each other. It is an extremely stable tree. I can stand on the top level.
The Beanstalk
This tree is excellent for space-saving, especially when I use the leaves as platforms. They tuck inside and up against the curve of the trees trunk. It has proven to be one of the most popular trees.
Stratus tree
The Stratus tree allows me to add more branches and further apart, so the tree is a great exerciser.
Fantasy tree
The Corkscrew
The ultimate space-saver
Scratch Posts
Single-pole, double pole (shown here) and floor models (the Log)
Lily Pads
Ideal for placing anywhere around the house. On a desk, on the floor in front of a fire, on a side table by the bed. It comes in one, two (Double Lily Pad) and three tier (Triple Lily Pad) versions. Great for getting the cats to play side by side.
Wave shelves
These shelves appear to float on the wall. The mounting brackets are built in and minimal. They "pull" the shelf tightly to the wall and the curve makes the shelf self supporting.
Below you will see the elements which I use to design my cat trees. The large flower is bowl-shaped, or the "dish" shape as I call it. Especially when it is high up in the tree, it gives the cat the feel of being hidden from view and secure. The "Clamshell" is built with the twenty-inch diameter dishes and gives a lot of room and also the cat can sleep against the back wall. All the interior surfaces are concave, which is perfect for the cats comfort but also easy to clean as it has none of those annoying ninety degree joints of the usual box designs. You will find these elements as options on the product pages, which are the pages where you can customise their new tree. There are lots of options, including many carpet colours, which are displayed on each product page when you are making the design selections for your tree.
The Clamshell
The Clamshell is a large enclosure which you can add to most of the cat trees, such as the Stratus and Classic models.
The carpets
When you go to the individual product pages, you will be presented with all the options for that tree. Carpet colours can be chosen for each level. The grid above will show on each product page. Click here to see an example of a product page (three-tier Stratus tree).
The bases
Each of the standing trees will come with a base, which can be carpeted or a pine wood base. The color of the carpet can be customised and the finish on the wood base can also be customised. The latter options will show when you select the wood base option.
Trees with ramps
The "ramp" option will add a set of ramps to the tree. There will be a ramp between each of the platforms. If you are thinking ahead, add a set of ramps so the tree will be ready for their later years.
Multicolour trees
An often-asked question is whether the colours are customisable. I will definitely entertain requests. This tree was for a house with a Mexican theme. The black Corkscrew shown on the Corkscrew page was designed for a house which had no straight lines and the theme was black throughout.
For the allergic cat
When you love the look and functionality of the designs, but your cat is allergic to anything with fibres, here's the tree for you.
The Lily Pad
When your cat insists on being right there with you, such as helping you type, put a Lily Pad on the desk next to you. Ideal for placing anywhere around the house. On a desk, on the floor in front of a fire, on a side table by the bed. It comes in one, two (Double Lily Pad) and three tier (Triple Lily Pad) versions. Great for getting the cats to play side by side.
My apartment has no space
Put the cats up on the wall. The wall shelves open up a whole new world for them