Rubberwood structure
The supporting structure is rubberwood.
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A scratching route that rises with them.
A tall wall-mounted scratching route for smooth surfaces where a floor scratcher would take up too much room.
A vertical route gives scratching a place against the wall instead of across the floor.
Reach. Scratch. Reset.
Tall vertical scratching route. Small floor footprint. No-drill suction-cup placement on compatible smooth surfaces.
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Follow the body upward.
The height gives the shoulders and spine room to lengthen.
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Materials, explained.
Rubberwood supports the sisal working surface and the mounting components are named for their role.
Sisal surface
Sisal forms the working scratching surface.
Wall mounting
Suction cups and nano-glue pads support wall placement.
Assembly
A hex key is included for assembly.
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Less floor, more function.
The scratching zone lives against the wall.
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Care for the contact points.
Clean and dry the mounting surface before installation; wipe wood with a dry cloth and remove loose fibers from the sisal surface as needed.
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See the wall placement.
A full-width guide for the product in use.
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Size and placement.
Check the vertical route against the wall where scratching already happens.
- Height
- 32 in
- Width
- 3.3 in
- Depth
- 6.1 in
Use suction cups on clean, dry, smooth glass, tile, marble, or finished cabinets. If using nano-glue on painted walls, note that removal may cause minor peeling.
Clean and dry the mounting surface before installation; wipe wood with a dry cloth; remove loose fibers from the sisal surface as needed.