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The Cat Ladder comes in six sizes, ranging from 3-steps at 30″ tall to 8-steps for a height of 8- 7/8″, the perfect height to reach the top of a standard door. The standard steps measure 9″ x 9″ or you can choose the wide step measuring 11″ x 11″. Cats love to perch on the steps as well as climb the ladder, so the wider step offers more room.
Each step has a removable, replaceable carpet wrap that holds securely in place with Velcro. This allows you to remove the carpet for easy cleaning or replace just those carpet wraps that become worn. There are now four carpet colors to choose from in order to customize your Cat Ladder to match your decor.
You can choose from Baltic Birch ladders with a clear water-based finish or the Classic Pine ladders, available unfinished or in one of five designer colors. I love the Antique White shown below with slate and mulberry carpet.
We’ve had a Cat Ladder since they first came out years ago and it is to this day still one of my most favorites pieces of cat furniture. The Cat Ladder is recommended for indoor use only, however ours in on our catio in an area that is protected from the rain (plus we live in the desert!) Mr. Jeremiah Beandip is shown here modeling our Cat Ladder last year when he was still small, but his ears were HUGE! The cats use our Cat Ladder every day to access the upper shelf. They love to race up and down, and I know they won’t slip because of the sturdy carpeted steps.
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These ladders are wonderful! Love the color choices, too. And the very best? Jeremiah Beandip and his HUGE BAT EARS, of course <3 Thank you for sharing! *and hoping you are all safe and well.*
The main problem I see is if you have larger cats as we do, the steps are too short for them to go DOWN without going arse over teakettle…which a couple of ours have done on store bought trees.
These are great for smaller beasties, but our little darlings would tumble. The X tree we made have the alternating landings a minimum extension of at least 12″ (18 lbs & 34″ toes to toes makes loud noise when landing!) Just my 2 cents worth, & no our beasts are not spoiled, at all, ever…
l find this to be so with all cat trees and ladders. Someone has decided that all cats weigh 10 lbs or less :'(
I’ve come to the same conclusion. I’ve had 5 cats over the last 25 years, and they were/are 16 lbs, 18 lbs, 17.5 lbs, 12 lbs, and 11 lbs. Most cat trees I’ve seen and bought – simpy can’t withstand several years’ worth of an 18-lb cat jumping up on it from a full gallop during a nightly session of The Zoomies. This cat ladder looks quite solid and sturdy, like it just might tell my cat “Bring it!”
I do agree that the step sizes are a bit small/short for really large cats, but I’d bet the maker could change the step size if requested, or possibly the angle of lean for the ladder & angle at which the steps get mounted on the uprights. Changing the angles would make the drop between steps shorter but allow for steps that stick out further, making the descent shallower & easier for older or less athletic cats, but won’t take up much more floor space. (Darn it, now I want one of these for my cats!)
Is there rubber on the bottom of the cat ladder? What prevents it from slipping? I have hardwood floors.
Am I missing something, please?
Pricing?
These ladders are actually from, cat ladder.com. They have all the info, and cost on their page.
What is the cost of no. 7 in sand with 9″ steps?
I am interested in an 11 x 11 antique white with tan stairs 60 ” …do you stock them ..how much and how soon could I get one
Hello, I am looking at your tall cat steps. It’s not clear what they cost and is the height you provide the vertical height or the diagonal length of the ramp? Also, do you know what it would cost to ship one to Sausalito, California, USA 94965?
thanks
Cat ladder have two large cats is it big enough
I wanted to inquire about general cat satisfaction (feline satisfaction) in using the ladder. Can you please rate the feline sentiment on the design and function of this cat ladder?