These beautiful handcrafted wooden cat climbing shelves are from Etsy seller KittyOverlords. Each shelf is hand cut, planed, sanded and sealed. The shelves are made from Red Oak and Walnut and finished with tung oil for a natural look.
The KittyOverlords shelves measure about 8 inches deep and 3.5 inches tall and come in a variety of different lengths. You can create a beautiful climbing wall for your cats by strategically placing the shelves at different heights.
Each shelf holds up to 40 lbs when properly installed. Shelves come with simple instructions and can be ordered with either Red Oak or Walnut as the dominant color. 5% of all sales will be donated to TenthLife Cat Rescue. Visit the KittyOverlords Etsy shop for pricing.
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I would love these! But $70 in shipping is outrageous! I got a 50 lb table shipped from CB2 for $30.
Kitty paradise!
Purrs
Yes, too pricey for us, too, but gorgeous — love natural oiled wood!
This clinches it: I need to take a wood-working class and learn to make this kind of thing myself!
These are gorgeous.
What a cute kitty model.
beautifully handcrafted – the pricing- the shipping of heavy hardwoods- pricier. but they are gorgeous, wish I could afford them, maybe I can get them (the fur kids) to agree to not eat for three months. LOL
The shelves are beautiful!
Yay! Someone wrote about our shop! Please your kitties and buy some shelves.
Yes the shipping is expensive, But the shelves are strong and beautiful. I pay special attention to details (countersunk holes, special screws, sanded nail heads, American Hardwoods and pure tung oil. Send me a message and I can walk you through the process! I am sure you can build them yourself if you want to. It just takes some money up front for tools and some patience.
Cheers,
The KittyUnderlings