Wall Cat Shelves Steps

A Simpler Route Up for Your Cat

Put empty wall space to work as a climbing path for your indoor cat. These wall-mounted solid wood cat steps lead to shelves, window perches, wall-mounted cat houses and raised lounging spots, and they leave your floor free.

Sturdy Solid Wood Build

The natural-looking solid wood feels sturdy and has a warm, furniture-like appearance that suits modern, farmhouse, Scandinavian and minimalist rooms.

Jute-Wrapped Grip

Natural jute rope wraps the climbing surface, adding texture so your cat keeps better paw contact when climbing, standing or turning around.

Frees Up the Floor

A floor-standing cat tree eats up room, but wall-mounted steps keep the floor open and still add to your cat's vertical territory. They fit apartments, small rooms and custom cat walls well.

Set It Up Your Way

Use a lone step as a link between two spots, or string several together into a climbing path of your own design. If you want a compact, ready-made route to a higher platform, choose the full 4-step ladder.

Made for Daily Indoor Climbing

Cats love watching from up high, yet getting onto tall furniture or wall platforms can take a big leap. These graduated steps add landing points along the way, so cats can travel between lower and higher spots more easily.

Position the steps close to a window perch, cat shelf, raised bed, wall-mounted cat house, cabinet top or any other spot set aside for your cat. The natural wood and neutral jute go well with typical furniture and color schemes.

Perfect For

• Wall-mounted cat shelves and cat houses
• Window perches and raised resting spots
• Small apartments where floor space is tight
• Custom vertical play areas for cats
• Adding in-between steps from one furniture level to the next
• Indoor cats who like to climb and watch from above

Sizes & Styles

All measurements are approximate and may differ slightly because they were taken by hand.

Installation Guidance

1. Decide where the steps go and confirm the spacing between them.
2. Mark the screw-hole locations with care.
3. Pick screws and wall anchors that match your wall material.
4. Fasten every step firmly and make sure none of them shifts or turns.
5. Check all mounting points again from time to time.

Installation note: Only mount onto a surface that can bear the load. In drywall, use suitable anchors or screw into a wall stud. Make sure every step is fixed securely before your cat climbs on it.

Common Questions

Can I buy a single step?

Yes. Small and large single steps are both offered, so you can build a route that fits your wall layout.

How do the two single-step sizes differ?

The small step is approximately 5.9 inches long, which suits compact arrangements. The large step is approximately 8.3 inches long and gives adult cats a wider surface to land on.

Can I use the steps with other cat furniture?

Yes. Place them between cat shelves, window perches, wall-mounted beds, cat houses and other raised cat furniture.

Is the jute surface usable for scratching?

The textured jute handles normal paw gripping and light scratching. It was designed mainly as a surface for climbing and landing, so it will not stand in for a full-size scratching post.

How far apart should I place the steps?

The right gap depends on your cat's size, mobility and climbing habits. Try your layout out at a lower height first, and use shorter gaps for kittens or cats who like a gradual climb.