Turn unused space into a richer indoor environment with cat trees, sisal scratchers and wall-mounted climbing furniture. These pieces support natural climbing, stretching, scratching and resting while giving cats more ways to explore their home.
Build the right vertical space
Choose a stable cat tree for an all-in-one climbing and resting zone, a wall-mounted system when floor space is limited, or a sisal scratcher to help redirect scratching away from furniture. Different heights, textures and resting spots are especially useful in multi-cat homes.
Place climbing furniture near a window or family activity area, anchor tall or wall-mounted pieces securely and position scratchers close to the places your cat already chooses to scratch.
Compare climbing and scratching options
| Type |
Best for |
Check before buying |
| Cat tree |
An all-in-one climbing, resting and scratching area. |
Floor space, height and anchoring needs. |
| Wall-mounted furniture |
Vertical enrichment when floor space is limited. |
Wall structure, spacing and installation. |
| Sisal scratcher |
Redirecting scratching near sofas, corners or resting areas. |
Orientation, surface stability and stretch length. |
Use our cat scratcher buying guide and wall-mounted furniture guide to compare materials, placement and setup.
Understand the behavior behind damaged corners and furniture in our guide to why cats scratch walls.