112cm Cat Tree Tower — Multi-Level Climbing Frame, Condo & 3 Sisal Posts

Multi-level climbing · Enclosed condo · 3 sisal posts · Anti-topple strap

Most cat trees are one scratching post, one platform, and a lot of wasted space. The PawTower™ gives a cat what they actually want: height to survey the room, an enclosed den to disappear into, multiple scratch stations they don’t have to queue for, and something to bat on the way past.

The PawTower™ cat climbing tower stands 112 cm tall across four activity levels — a wide top perch for surveying the room, a circular mid platform for lounging, a side step platform for older cats who need an easier route up, and a ground-level base wide enough to anchor the whole structure. At the centre: a fully enclosed cat condo with an arched 18 cm doorway, deep enough for a cat to curl up and feel genuinely hidden. Three natural sisal-wrapped posts (7 cm diameter) run the full height, giving cats dedicated scratch stations at every level so they’re never waiting to use one.

The frame is covered throughout in soft plush — dark brown, grey, or beige — with a reinforced 3 cm particleboard base that keeps everything stable. A wall-mount anti-topple strap is included, which we’d recommend using: a 112 cm tower with a cat leaping on and off at full speed should be anchored.

What’s at each level

Three sisal posts. Not one.

Most cat trees give you a single scratching post and hope for the best. The PawTower™ has three — each 7 cm in diameter, wrapped in natural sisal rope. That’s thick enough for cats to really lean into a scratch. Having posts at multiple heights means cats can scratch at whatever level suits their mood: an upright full-body stretch, a mid-height bat, or a low horizontal rake near the base. And in a multi-cat household, three posts means they’re not competing for the same one.

Natural sisal is what cats prefer over carpet-wrapped posts. It shreds in a way that feels rewarding, maintains grip as it wears, and doesn’t shed microplastics. It’s also the material that redirects scratching away from your sofa — not because cats are learning a lesson, but because the sisal is genuinely more satisfying to scratch than fabric upholstery.

The condo: a hide, not a decoration

Cats use enclosed spaces to regulate body temperature, reduce sensory overload, and feel safe enough to fully relax — which is different from just lying down. The PawTower™’s condo is a fully enclosed cylinder with a single arched doorway. There’s no second entrance, which means no ambush anxiety. The interior is lined with the same soft plush as the rest of the tower.

The condo entrance is 18 cm wide × 20 cm tall. It’s well-suited to cats up to around 5–6 kg. If you have a large-breed cat — a Maine Coon, Norwegian Forest Cat, or a Ragdoll over about 6 kg — the entrance may be too narrow for comfortable entry and this tower won’t be right for them.

Assembly

All tools and hardware are included in the box — a hex key, screws, and bolt connectors. The modular column design means each section slots and bolts into position; no specialist tools required. Most customers report assembly taking 30–45 minutes. The columns and platforms are pre-covered in plush, so there’s no wrapping to do.

The anti-topple strap attaches to the top of the tower and loops to a screw in the wall or a skirting board. A wall plug is needed if you’re fixing into plaster — this is not included in the box (standard issue in most households). For renters or anyone who can’t drill: the reinforced 3 cm base provides significant standalone stability, but we’d still recommend placing the tower against a wall rather than in the middle of a room.

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Also in the cat range: PawBunny interactive cat toy ball — a self-rolling plush ball with 3 interchangeable covers and 3 motion modes. And PawNook cat cave — a standalone enclosed hideout for cats who want a dedicated den.

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