Chimo-tested · delivery 9–16 business days
Floor-to-ceiling cat tower
A 290cm tension pole with staggered platforms — no base to trip over, no wall to drill, and the highest perch in the room.
In stock
Estimated arrival 24 Nov – 1 Dec (tracked)
30-day returns · Australian Consumer Law applies
Why it made the list
For cats who want the ceiling, this is the answer: a tension-mounted pole that uses the floor and ceiling instead of a base footprint, so it takes up almost nothing in a small room.
Platforms are staggered at five heights with a bed at the top. It needs a solid ceiling and 285–295cm of clearance; tension is set by a threaded collar, and check it monthly — that check is the whole safety story with any tension pole.
- Tension-mounted — no drilling, no base
- Five staggered platforms plus a top bed
- 290cm maximum height
- Sisal scratching sections
- Footprint of a dinner plate
The details
- Height range
- 285–295cm
- Platforms
- 5 + top bed
- Ceiling
- Solid ceiling required
- Check
- Re-tension monthly
- Delivery
- 9–16 business days
Shipping & returns
Packed and dispatched within 1–3 business days, tracked door to door. Most Australian metro postcodes see it in 7–12 business days; regional WA/NT can run a week longer. Change of mind is fine for 30 days if it's unused and boxed — email [email protected] and we'll send a label.
What's in the box
Floor-to-ceiling cat tower, the fittings shown in the photos, and an assembly sheet where it applies. Tools for assembly aren't always included — a Phillips head and a hex key cover most of the range.
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