Post
Sisal-wrapped. Brass yokes. Vertical.
A wall-mounted vertical scratching post spanning two stacked tiles. Solid hardwood core wrapped tightly along its length in cream natural sisal rope, capped with cast brass yokes at both ends, finished with thin brass collar bands where the sisal terminates against each yoke.
A traditional cat tree puts a scratching post in the middle of the room. The Post puts the same vertical scratching surface on the wall, with no floor footprint. Cats reach up from the floor for full-body stretching scratches; athletic cats can climb the post itself.
Pairs naturally with Rungs alongside the post for a full climbing route — Post for traction, Rungs for foot purchase.
Why on-brand: sisal is already on the Scratch and Perch. Brass yokes are already on the Bridge. Hardwood core matches the tile finish. The system's existing materials, in a new vertical orientation — the first vertical-spanning element in the catalog.
The sisal wrap is replaceable as a wear part — sold separately. Lifespan 2-3 years per cat under normal use.
SPECS
Dimensions: 1000 × 80 × 80 mm (height × diameter)
Weight: 3.5 kg
Capacity: 18 kg dynamic (full body cat hang)
Material: FSC solid hardwood core matching tile finish; cream natural sisal rope wrap; antique brass yoke end-caps + brass collar bands
Hardware: 8 brass pegs (4 per yoke), brass quarter-turn fasteners
Spans: 2 tiles vertically (NEW pattern — first vertical-spanning SKU)
Sisal wrap: Replaceable — sold separately as PO-01-RFL
5-year warranty on hardwood core, brass yokes, and brass collar bands. Sisal wrap replaceable as wear part.
NOTE: Draft SKU — not yet in production. Spec subject to revision.
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10-year warranty
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FSC hardwood
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A wall that doesn't lock you in.
Most cat furniture ships as one fixed object. You buy it, mount it, and that's the wall — for as long as you live there. When you move, when the room changes, when the cat's life changes, it can't change with you.
We made ours square instead. 500 by 500 millimeters. Every tile identical, every accessory the same.
Adjacent. Stacked. Spread out. Asymmetric. Around a doorway. Above a couch. From floor to ceiling. The same tiles arrange a hundred different ways — add to the wall when you want more, rearrange when the room calls for it, take it apart and rebuild it when you move.
The system grows with the cat. The cat outlives the trend.
Build it on your wall, first.
Drag pieces onto a wall. Decide the shape first — we price the pieces only after you do.
Made for cats. Designed for rooms.
Modular by design
Start with one tile or ten, add more as your wall grows.
Made by hand
FSC hardwood, hardwax oil finish, brass hardware. Built in Vietnam.
Built to last
10-year warranty. Replaceable wear parts. Repairable finish.
Twenty minutes.
Unbox
Open the package and lay out all parts.
Mark
Align and mark mounting points with template.
Mount
Install base panel securely into studs.
Hook
Attach modular components and accessories.
Wait
Let everything settle — ready to use.
Things people ask first.
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How do I install the wall?
Each tile mounts on a hidden French cleat. Drywall, wood stud, plaster, and masonry all work — fasteners for all four are included. Most people get the first tile up in twenty minutes. Faster after that.
The cleat keeps the tile sitting only 26mm out from the wall, so the system reads as part of the room rather than something hung on top of it.
Will it damage my walls?
Same footprint as hanging a shelf or framed art. The French cleat hides the hardware. When you eventually take a tile down, the patchwork is the same as removing any wall-mounted item — small holes to fill, nothing structural.
How much weight will it hold?
Each tile holds 35 kg distributed. Each peg holds 12 kg static or 8 kg dynamic — meaning a 12 kg cat can sit on a single peg, and an 8 kg cat can land on it from a jump.
Most accessories use multiple pegs, so capacities go up from there. The Lookout, with four pegs and two brass struts, is rated 16 kg dynamic.
What's it made of?
FSC-certified solid hardwood — White Oak at launch, with Smoked Ash and Walnut to follow. Finished in hardwax oil: non-toxic and food-contact safe.
Hardware is solid antique brass. Sisal panels are 100% natural sisal. Felt is 100% undyed cream wool. No particle board, no pressed fiber, no veneers anywhere.
Can I add to the wall over time?
Yes — that's the whole point. Start with one tile or four, add more whenever. The 25mm edge margin on each tile, doubled at every joint, preserves the standard 50mm peg spacing continuously across the whole wall. Accessories work the same regardless of where one tile ends and the next begins.
Will my cat actually use it?
Most cats take a day or two to investigate, then a week to settle. Place the wall in a room your cat already spends time in — not a hallway or a guest room. A treat or two on a perch helps.
The Den (enclosed, dark) and the Hammock (soft, slung) are usually the first pieces a cat commits to. Scratching surfaces tend to come second.
What if a piece wears out?
Sisal panels, the Den cushion, and felt components are sold as replacement wear parts. Swapping a sisal panel takes about five minutes — no glue, no tools.
Brass and hardwood components carry a 5-year warranty; tiles carry 10. Replacement parts stay available outside the warranty too.