Feandrea 112 cm Cat Tree (PCT215W01) with 11 Scratching Posts, Hammock & Cave – Light Grey
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The essentials
If you’re trying to steer scratching away from sofas and keep indoor cats entertained at the same time, this Feandrea cat tree is built around that everyday reality. It’s a multi-level setup with perches, a cave and a hammock, plus a lot of scratching surface across the different levels. On paper, that mix makes it feel less like a “single-purpose” tower and more like a small vertical playground.
The key idea is simple: give cats several reasons to climb, settle, scratch and play, without forcing them into one preferred spot. The light grey look also keeps it fairly neutral for most homes.
Key features that you’ll notice
This cat tree combines a few comfort zones with a lot of “do your thing” zones.
You get two top perches with padded edges, designed for lounging and watching from above. There’s also a cave for a quieter hideaway. For a different kind of rest, there’s a hammock supported by a steel frame and attached to the four posts. It’s described as stable and secure, but like any hammock-style perch, some cats may love it immediately while others treat it as optional.
The fun and fitness angle is covered with a toy and scratching. There are 11 scratching posts spread across the levels, plus two hanging pompoms with bells and a sisal rope for stretching, batting and swatting. If your household prefers a quieter option, the pack also includes two spare pompoms without bells.
What to know about scratching & play
The 11 scratching posts are the part that most obviously addresses the day-to-day problem people buy cat trees for: redirecting claws. Because the scratching options are present at different heights, cats don’t have to “choose one place” to scratch. That can matter in multi-cat households, where one cat might prefer one level and another cat might prefer a different spot.
That said, scratching behaviour can still be individual. Some cats will scratch any sisal they can reach, while others are picky about texture or location. If your cat currently uses a specific furniture corner, you may still need a bit of time and adjustment to see if they take to the tower.
A micro example of how it plays out: you place the cat tree where your cats already spend time (near a window or a common route). One cat hops straight onto the upper perch to look out, while another investigates the cave, then tries a quick scratch on the nearest post before returning to the hammock.
Tech specs
- Type: Cat tree / multi-level cat condo
- Height: 112 cm
- Scratching posts: 11
- Perches: 2
- Caves: 1
- Hammock: Yes
- Toys included: 2 hanging pompoms with bells, sisal play rope, plus 2 spare pompoms without bells
- Colour: Light grey
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a single indoor unit that covers multiple needs: resting in different styles (perches, cave, hammock), scratching across levels, and light interactive play (pompoms and rope). It’s also a reasonable pick for multi-cat households, where shared space benefits from having several “jobs” on the same piece of furniture.
It may not be for you if your cats prefer very low or very minimal structures, or if you’re expecting a small, quiet ornament rather than a functional cat station. Also, if your cat is cautious with anything hammock-shaped, you might find they stick to the perches and cave more than the hammock.
It’s also worth thinking about space and placement: a 112 cm tower is vertical and takes up footprint, so it’s best where cats can reach and where you don’t mind it becoming a focal point.
Should you buy it?
Buy it if you’re looking for a practical indoor cat tree that aims to reduce sofa scratching by offering plenty of scratching posts across levels, while still giving cats cosy resting options and an included play setup. It suits households that want “more going on” in one tower, especially if cats benefit from climbing and having multiple vantage points.
Skip it if you only need a simple perch, or if you know your cat won’t use hammock-style seating. And if you’re working with a very limited space footprint, you’ll want to double-check the practical fit before committing.
Quick FAQ
How many scratching posts does it include?
It includes 11 scratching posts, placed across the levels.
What play options come with it?
There are two hanging pompoms with bells and a sisal rope. The pack also includes two spare pompoms without bells for a quieter option.
Is it suitable for multi-cat households?
It’s described as being perfect for multi-cat households, mainly because it provides multiple cosy spots across different levels.
Does it have a hideaway?
Yes, it includes a cat cave.
Does it feel stable?
The hammock is described as supported by a steel frame and attached to the posts, and the tower is positioned as stable and secure on that basis—though individual cat preferences still vary.