Marlow Two-Level Cat Tree Tower for Small Flats with Slung Hammock

Cats want height, and a cat that cannot climb its own furniture usually settles for climbing the household's. The Marlow Two-Level Cat Tree Tower gives them somewhere better: a raised perch to survey the room from, a slung hammock to nap in, and sisal-wrapped posts to stretch out fully against and scratch. Covering all three needs in one piece is what actually keeps claws off the sofa arm.

The sisal is hard-wearing enough to take daily clawing without shredding, and the frame is weighted to stay put when a cat launches onto the top level. Because the Marlow is compact, it suits a flat or a smaller room where a full-height tower would dominate, and the neutral covering keeps it from shouting across the space. It gives even a small home a proper place for climbing and scratching.

It works as a scratching post, lookout and nap spot all at once, which makes it a good first tree for a new cat or a space-saving replacement for a bulky tower. From The Fernby, it is built for everyday use rather than occasional show. Always supervise pets during use, check the posts, hammock and fixings regularly for wear, and place it on a level floor away from edges.

Materials

Sisal-wrapped scratching posts on a weighted frame with a neutral fabric covering.

• Two levels: raised perch and slung hammock
• Sisal-wrapped posts for full-stretch scratching
• Weighted frame stays put when cats jump on
• Compact footprint for flats and smaller rooms
• Neutral covering blends into the room
• Always supervise pets during use and check the product regularly for wear.