Wall-Mounted Cat Scratching Post with Step - Sisal & Pine

Your cat wants to scratch tall and stretch out. Give it a post that is fixed to the wall and never tips over.

Most floor posts are too short for a full stretch and wobble the moment a cat leans in, so the doorframe or sofa wins. This wall-mounted scratching post stands 36.6 inches tall, is screwed flat against the wall at top and bottom, and has a pine step halfway up so your cat can climb, perch and scratch without taking up any floor space.

At a Glance

• A vertical sisal scratching post that mounts directly on the wall, for indoor cats and kittens.
• Overall height: 36.6 inches; the pine step is about 12.4 inches wide from the wall plate.
• Made of natural pine wood plates and step with a tightly wrapped natural sisal rope column.
• Fixed at the top and the bottom, so it does not rock or slide when your cat pulls on it.
• Takes up no floor space: it works in hallways, small apartments and next to furniture you want to protect.
• Package weight about 3.4 lb; mounting hardware is included.

Key Features

• Full-stretch height - At 36.6 inches, most adult cats can reach up and pull down the whole length of their body, the way they do on a doorframe.
• Wall-anchored stability - Two solid pine wall plates hold the column flat to the wall, so the post stays still under a running jump or a hard pull.
• Built-in climbing step - A rounded pine step sits midway up the column for a quick perch or a launch point to wall shelves you already own.
• Natural sisal wrap - Coarse, tightly wound sisal rope gives claws the grip cats look for and holds up to daily scratching.
• Minimal Scandinavian look - Light pine and natural fiber blend into most interiors instead of looking like a pet-store tower.
• Expandable - Mount it on its own, or next to wall shelves and hammocks to build a climbing route.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly do I receive?

One wall-mounted sisal scratching post with its midway pine step, the two wall plates and the mounting hardware. Wall shelves, ropes and other cat furniture are sold separately.

How high should I mount it?

Mount the bottom plate a few inches above the baseboard so your cat can stand on its hind legs and reach the top of the column. For kittens or senior cats, keep it low; for agile adults you can raise it and use it as a step toward higher shelves.

What kind of wall does it need?

Screw it into wall studs or a solid wall. On drywall without a stud, use heavy-duty anchors rated for the weight of a jumping cat. Check that both plates are tight before the first use and again after a few weeks.

My cat ignores scratching posts. Will this one be different?

Cats usually skip posts that are too short or that wobble. This one is tall and fixed solid, which is what they like about doorframes. Place it next to the spot your cat already scratches and rub a little catnip on the sisal for the first few days.

Can I combine it with other wall furniture?

Yes. The step is a natural launch point, so it pairs well with wall shelves, a wall hammock or a window perch mounted nearby.

How do I clean it?

Vacuum loose fibers from the sisal and wipe the pine parts with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not soak the wood.

In the box: 1 sisal scratching post column with pine step, 2 pine wall plates, mounting hardware.
Tip: Install it where your cat already scratches, then cover that old spot for a week so the new post becomes the habit.