Freestyle Cat Tree

The cat tree has been rigorously tested to make sure it's safe for all cats to use. All parts have been tested with weights of at least 65 lbs, so you can be confident that big cats like Maine Coons, as well as multi-cat households, will be able to enjoy it.

The 5ft. 7 in. - 7ft. and 7ft. - 8ft. 6.3 in. vertical poles come with a fixings pack for the pole to be secured into the ceiling. The larger vertical pole kits include a wall brace and a fixings pack to secure your pole to the ceiling and wall. You can also purchase a separate wall brace if you want to secure a shorter pole to the wall. The fixings pack includes 5 wood screws, 5 wall plugs and 5 plasterboard plugs, so you can fix the pole to a wooden, solid masonry or plasterboard wall/ceiling.

Yes, you can add on vertical poles and all other accessories at any point you decide to extend or adapt your tree system. All spare parts and extra cat tree accessories can be found here.

Yes, with a few exceptions. The treat dish, plant pot and food bowl cannot be placed at the extended, narrower bit of the pole. Depending on where you want to place the sisal scratching rope kit, you will also need to choose either the base or the narrow version.

Make sure the whole cat tree is secured and fully assembled and that all screws are tightened before letting your cat use the Freestyle. Regularly check the system to make sure everything is fastened securely, and only use accessories specifically designed and intended for the cat tree.

The Freestyle Cat Tree is designed to be used by pets. Don’t lean against, climb or hang on the cat tree. Don’t rest heavy objects on any parts of the tree. The Cat Tree is not a toy. Don’t leave children unsupervised when in contact with the product.

Yes, we have designed an angled ceiling fixing kit to add to your system, just for this purpose.

The scratching components for the Freestyle are either cardboard or sisal. Which one you should choose depends on your cat's scratching preferences.

The sisal rope kit is a cost effective and adjustable solution that is simply wrapped around one of the poles. Whereas the thicker scratching post is a more robust version for fierce scratchers who take their nail maintenance seriously. Both of these are attached to poles. The sisal wraps go on bridges or ramps, great for horizontal stretching.

The cardboard scratching boxes come in two different designs and are also attached to ramps or bridges. The corrugated cardboard allows cool air to move through the small gaps, which will be especially appreciated on warm summer days.