Cat tree Sourcing 38×38×80 cm model kh1620-1 — compact vertical scratching post and perch

Sourcing CAT TREE 38×38×80 cm (model kh1620-1) is a compact vertical scratching post and perch designed for domestic cats. With overall dimensions of 38×38×80 cm, this cat tree combines a sisal-wrapped scratching surface, an elevated resting platform and a padded perch to support natural behaviors such as claw maintenance, climbing and observation. Its small footprint makes it suitable for apartments or rooms with limited space while providing a dedicated place that helps protect furniture and encourage light daily activity.

Advantages

The structure offers a stable vertical design that occupies minimal floor area while delivering multiple functions: scratching, perching and resting. A sisal-covered post provides durable material for claw sharpening, and the padded platform adds comfort for naps and lookout. The compact height and neutral profile integrate easily into various interiors and are easy to move or reposition when needed.

Suitable for

• Indoor house cats in apartments and small homes
• Owners seeking to protect furniture from scratching
• Cats that enjoy vertical observation points and short climbs
• Multi-cat households in need of an additional resting spot

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 38 × 38 × 80 cm
• Vertical single-post design with elevated platform
• Sisal-wrapped scratching surface for claw maintenance
• Padded perch/resting platform for comfort
• Compact footprint suitable for small living spaces

How to use

Place the cat tree on a flat, stable floor surface away from direct drafts. Allow your cat to explore the perch and scratching post at its own pace; you may encourage initial use by gently placing familiar bedding or a toy on the platform. Regularly check the stability of the structure and tighten any connectors if present. Clean the padded area with a damp cloth and vacuum loose fur from the base and platform as needed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, position the cat tree near a window or in an area where your cat already spends time to encourage use. Replace or rewrap worn sisal when it becomes frayed to maintain an effective scratching surface. Supervise initial interactions with kittens and introduce the tree gradually to avoid stress.