FUKUMARU Cat Wall Furniture 30cm Wall-Mounted Climbing Steps (Pack of 2) with Jute Scratches
Product description
The essentials
If your cat keeps targeting furniture edges or vertical spaces, a wall-mounted climbing setup can be a tidy way to channel that instinct. The FUKUMARU Cat Wall Furniture uses a tiered, step-style layout that’s designed to let cats climb, exercise and stay active without eating up too much floor space. It’s also positioned as a space-saver for rooms where traditional cat trees simply won’t fit.
This is a pack of 2, so you can create a small climbing route on the same wall or spread them across a couple of spots. On paper, it’s aimed at most medium and large cats, which matters if you’re choosing wall perches for a pet that’s not exactly small and dainty.
What you get and what it’s for
You’re buying DIY cat shelves/steps intended to be fixed to a wall. The design is meant to support climbing behaviour, with a practical focus on keeping your cat active. The shelves are described as wood, with jute scratches built into the idea (the product name specifically mentions “with jute scratches”), so it’s not just a platform—there’s also something for scratching as part of the experience.
A small but useful detail is that the size is clearly defined. The panel dimensions are given as a diameter of 10 cm and a length of 30 cm, which helps when you’re planning where they’ll sit and how much visual “weight” they’ll add.
Key features that matter in daily use
A wall shelf only feels worth it if it’s comfortable to use and practical to live with. Here’s what stands out based on the information provided:
- Tiered climbing design to support the urge to climb.
- Wall-mounted setup to save floor space.
- Wood construction (with a note that natural wood can show slight differences between pieces).
- Jute scratching element, so there’s a clear purpose beyond perching.
- DIY installation with anchors and screws included, plus guidance to drill small holes for anchors.
There’s also a direct claim about staying power: it’s described as built to last and to resist “game” (the text reads a bit oddly, but the intention seems to be durability and safety versus cheaper alternatives). The brand also says you don’t need to “risk” your cat’s safety with a cheaper model—worth taking seriously when you’re mounting anything to a wall.
One limitation to bear in mind: because it’s natural rubber wood, each shelf may have slight variations. That’s usually normal and even part of the charm, but if you’re trying to match very specific furniture tones, you might want to double-check the finished look before committing.
Installation reality check
This one is for people who don’t mind doing a bit of DIY. The setup is described as straightforward: drill small holes for the anchors, then screw the shelves to the wall using the screws and wall anchors included.
That sounds simple, but it depends quite a lot on your wall type and your comfort with drilling. If you’re in a rented place or you can’t drill where you want the shelves, it may not be the right choice. Also, the safety angle is important: anything wall-mounted should be installed properly, and you’ll want to take care that the anchors and fixing method are suitable for your wall.
A small “micro-moment” example: imagine placing one step near a window and the other slightly above it. Your cat can climb up for a view, pause on the platform, and then scratch the jute section instead of using the nearby curtain rail or sofa edge.
Who it suits (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you:
It makes sense if your main goal is to add climbing and scratching options without sacrificing floor space, especially for medium to large cats. It also fits if you like the idea of a home décor-friendly, neutral look (the description says neutral tones that blend with most furniture).
You may want to skip it if:
You may want to skip it if you don’t want to drill into your walls, or if you’re after a fully freestanding cat tree with broader coverage and more built-in features. Wall perches can feel a bit more “specific” in use: they’re great where you mount them, but they don’t replace every benefit of a larger multi-level setup.
Tech specs
- Type: Wall-mounted cat climbing step/shelf
- Material: Natural rubber wood
- Scratching: Jute scratches
- Size: Diameter 10 cm, Length 30 cm
- Pack: 2 pieces
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you want a compact, wall-based way to support climbing instinct and add a scratching area, particularly for most medium and large cats. The wood-and-jute approach is practical, and the included screws and wall anchors make it easier to get started.
Not the best choice if drilling isn’t an option for you, or if you want a more all-in-one cat solution rather than targeted wall perches. In short: this is a solid buy when you’ve got the wall space and you’re comfortable mounting it correctly, it can feel limiting when you need something portable or more versatile.
Mini FAQ
Do these cat steps come as a single piece or a pair?
They’re sold as a pack of 2, so you get two wall-mounted shelves/steps.
Is the installation fully DIY?
The description says installation is DIY: drill small holes for anchors and then screw the shelves to the wall using screws and wall anchors included in the package.
What size are the shelves/steps?
The panel dimensions are listed as diameter 10 cm and length 30 cm, which can help you plan placement.
Does the wood match perfectly between pieces?
Because it uses natural wood, the brand notes that each piece can have slight differences, so exact colour matching may not be guaranteed.
Is it suitable for larger cats?
The product description states it’s for most medium and large cats—so if your cat fits that general size range, it’s designed with them in mind.