Back To Nature Basket Cat Tree by Lords & Labradors

The Back To Nature Basket Cat Tree by Lords & Labradors combines two raised wicker basket beds with a covered cave, natural wood supports, sisal-wrapped scratching sections and two hanging toys. Its staggered layout reaches 119cm high from a rectangular base.

Each basket has high wicker sides surrounding a cushioned resting surface. One basket sits at an intermediate height, while the second forms the highest resting position within the structure. The covered cave remains at floor level beneath the raised areas.

Key Features

• Two raised wicker basket beds
• High-sided basket design
• Cushioned resting surfaces
• Covered cave at the base
• Natural wood supports
• Sisal-wrapped scratching sections
• Two hanging toys
• Rectangular base

Best Suited For

The Back To Nature Basket Cat Tree is most likely to suit a cat that prefers high-sided resting areas and moves confidently between staggered levels. Its layout provides two raised wicker beds together with a covered cave at floor level.

Your cat will need to move comfortably between the base and baskets positioned at different heights. Suitability depends on individual mobility, confidence and the distances your cat is accustomed to crossing rather than age alone.

The maximum load applies across the complete structure, but it does not confirm physical fit within an individual basket or the covered cave. The curved wicker sides also reduce the amount of completely flat resting space available within each basket.

This may not be the right arrangement if your cat needs broad steps, closely spaced access points or conventional flat platforms. You can compare alternative heights, dimensions and resting-area styles in our Cat Trees & Towers collection.

Back To Nature Basket Cat Tree With Two Raised Wicker Beds

The Basket Cat Tree provides two high-sided wicker beds positioned at different levels. Both include cushioned centres, while their curved sides create a more enclosed shape than an open platform or flat perch.

The lower basket sits above the covered cave on a separate natural wood support. It provides an intermediate raised position before the structure reaches the second basket at its highest point.

The upper basket forms the highest resting area and is positioned to one side rather than directly above the lower bed. This gives the two baskets distinct positions within the staggered arrangement.

The measurements describe the overall exterior of each basket rather than the amount of uninterrupted sleeping space. Compare the usable shape within the curved wicker sides with your cat’s physical size and usual sleeping position.

If you prefer a shorter, broader Back To Nature design with open and hooded resting areas rather than two raised wicker baskets, the Back To Nature Duo Cat Tree provides a different resting-led layout within the same natural-style range.

A Covered Cave At The Base

The covered cave sits directly on the base beneath the raised basket beds. Its front entrance remains open, while the surrounding plush-covered walls provide a more enclosed alternative to the two exposed resting areas above.

The cave remains at floor level, providing a resting area that does not require access to either raised basket.

The combination of a covered cave and two high-sided wicker beds gives the Basket Cat Tree three separate resting positions. This distinguishes it from platform-led trees that rely primarily on flat open surfaces.

Natural Wood Supports And Sisal-Wrapped Scratching Sections

Natural wood supports form the vertical structure around the cave and raised basket beds, with sisal-wrapped sections incorporated at different points. These textured areas form part of the cat tree rather than being limited to one separate scratching post.

Individual cats will vary in the materials, heights and scratching positions they prefer. The combination of exposed wood, woven wicker, neutral plush coverings and sisal maintains the natural-style appearance throughout the design.

No scratching product can guarantee that your cat will stop using furniture or other household surfaces. The wrapped sections provide dedicated alternatives, but their appeal will depend on your cat’s existing habits and preferences.

Two Hanging Toys Beneath The Basket Beds

A hanging toy is suspended beneath each raised wicker basket, giving the Basket Cat Tree two separate play features. Their placement keeps them within the vertical structure without occupying either cushioned resting surface.

Interest in hanging toys differs between cats. They provide an additional feature alongside the cave, basket beds and scratching sections rather than defining the tree’s principal purpose.

A Staggered Layout With A Rectangular Base

The covered cave remains at floor level, while the two wicker beds are arranged at different heights around the natural wood supports.

Check both the complete footprint and full height against the intended position before ordering. Allow enough surrounding room for your cat to approach the cave and move between the raised baskets comfortably.

Its open, staggered arrangement will remain visible within the room despite being shorter than several taller Back To Nature designs. The exact base measurements should therefore be assessed against the available floor space rather than treated as universally compact.

Separate Resting Areas For One Or More Cats

One cat may alternate between the floor-level cave, lower wicker basket and highest basket according to the resting position they prefer. The three separate areas may also allow compatible cats to occupy different resting positions simultaneously.

Shared use depends on more than the number of available areas. The cats’ combined weight must remain within the maximum load, and each cat will need sufficient physical room, suitable access and a willingness to share the tree.

Dimensions, Basket Size And Maximum Load

Compare the full measurements and basket dimensions with the available room and the amount of space your cat normally uses when sitting, turning and sleeping.

Overall dimensions: 60cm long x 45cm wide x 119cm high

Basket width: Approximately 42cm each

Basket side height: Approximately 15cm

Cave exterior: Approximately 45cm across x 30cm high

Support diameter: Approximately 7cm

Maximum load: 20kg across the complete structure

The maximum load applies to the cat tree as a whole rather than separately to either basket or the covered cave. The curved wicker sides also reduce the amount of completely flat space available within each bed, so physical fit should be assessed separately from weight.

Our Best Cat Trees For Large Cats guide explains why usable resting space, access between levels and body length should be assessed alongside the maximum load.

Is The Back To Nature Basket Cat Tree Right For Your Cat?

The Basket Cat Tree is most likely to suit a cat that moves confidently between staggered levels and prefers high-sided cushioned beds together with a covered floor-level resting option. Its baskets and cave provide three resting positions, while the sisal-wrapped sections and hanging toys add scratching and play features within the structure.

A different layout may be more appropriate if your cat needs broad steps, closely spaced access points or conventional flat platforms. Compare the complete footprint, individual basket dimensions and your cat’s usual movement between raised areas before deciding whether the Back To Nature Basket Cat Tree by Lords & Labradors offers the right fit.