Back To Nature Penthouse Cat Tree by Lords & Labradors

The Back To Nature Penthouse Cat Tree by Lords & Labradors combines four raised levels with a covered wicker hideaway, three open resting positions and sisal-wrapped scratching sections. Its 153cm height distributes these areas through a tall, branch-led structure supported by a circular base.

A flat platform, high-sided wicker bed and highest plush-covered bed create three open resting options, while the lower hideaway provides a covered alternative. Natural wood supports, wicker detailing and neutral plush surfaces define the Penthouse’s natural-style appearance.

Key Features

• Four raised levels
• Covered wicker hideaway
• Flat open platform
• High-sided wicker bed
• Highest plush-covered bed
• Natural wood supports
• Sisal-wrapped scratching sections
• Circular base

Best Suited For

The Back To Nature Penthouse Cat Tree is most likely to suit a cat that moves confidently through a tall, staggered arrangement and uses both open and more sheltered resting positions. Its four levels provide a mixture of flat, high-sided and covered spaces rather than repeating the same platform format throughout the structure.

Your cat will need to move comfortably between raised areas 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 whether every individual resting area will provide enough usable room for a physically large or long cat. Each platform, bed and hideaway should therefore be assessed separately for physical fit.

This may not be the right layout if your cat needs broad steps, very low access points, substantially wider sleeping surfaces or a smaller floor footprint. You can compare alternative heights, dimensions and access arrangements in our Cat Trees & Towers collection.

Back To Nature Penthouse Cat Tree With Four Raised Levels

The Penthouse distributes four principal areas through its tall vertical layout. A covered wicker hideaway occupies the lower part of the structure, while three open resting positions sit at progressively higher points around the natural wood supports.

The flat open platform provides an intermediate position within the tree. Its flatter format differs from the surrounding beds and allows your cat to sit or pause without raised sides.

A high-sided wicker bed sits above the lower sections. Its open top and raised edge provide a more defined resting shape while retaining an outward view.

The highest plush-covered bed creates the uppermost open resting position. It uses a shallow raised edge rather than the deeper surrounding coverage of the wicker hideaway.

The Penthouse is taller and requires more floor space than the Luxe and Trio models. Its complete footprint should be assessed as a substantial part of the room rather than treated as compact.

Covered Wicker Hideaway And Three Open Resting Areas

The covered wicker hideaway provides greater surrounding coverage than the three open positions while retaining an open entrance at the front.

Above and around the hideaway, the flat platform and two raised beds provide progressively more open formats. This gives one cat several types of resting position to alternate between rather than limiting the tree to either fully exposed platforms or enclosed accommodation.

If you prefer a lower Back To Nature design with a smaller footprint, the Back To Nature High Rise Cat Tree provides a covered cave and raised open areas within a different overall arrangement.

Natural Wood And Sisal-Wrapped Scratching Sections

Natural wood supports run through the Penthouse, with sisal-wrapped sections incorporated at several points between the raised areas. These textured surfaces form part of the routes your cat may use while moving through the structure rather than being confined to one separate scratching post.

The scratching sections appear at different heights, although individual cats will vary in the textures, heights and scratching positions they prefer. Natural wood, wicker details and neutral plush surfaces remain visible throughout the structure rather than being concealed beneath a complete fabric covering.

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

A Tall Cat Tree With A Broad Circular Footprint

The hideaway, platform and two raised beds extend upwards and outwards around the natural wood supports, creating a substantial multi-level structure.

Check both the complete footprint and full height against the intended position before ordering. Allow sufficient surrounding room for your cat to approach the structure and move between the areas without nearby furniture obstructing access.

The Penthouse will remain a prominent feature within the room because of its height, broad circular base and open branch-led shape. It is therefore better suited to a position where the complete footprint can be accommodated rather than treated as a narrow or space-saving cat tree.

Four Levels For Single Or Multi-Cat Homes

One cat may alternate between the covered wicker hideaway, flat platform and two raised beds. The separate areas may also allow compatible cats to occupy different levels simultaneously, provided their combined weight remains within the maximum load and each cat has sufficient physical room and suitable access.

Four available levels do not guarantee that cats will share the structure comfortably. Their size, relationship, movement around one another and willingness to use raised areas together should also be considered.

Dimensions, Resting Space And Maximum Load

Compare the complete measurements and each individual resting area with the available room and the amount of space your cat normally uses when sitting, turning and sleeping.

Overall dimensions: 70cm long x 70cm wide x 153cm high

Covered wicker hideaway: Approximately 40cm wide x 30cm high

Flat open platform: Approximately 35cm wide

High-sided wicker bed: Approximately 40cm wide x 8cm high

Highest plush-covered bed: Approximately 40cm wide x 8cm high

Support diameter: Approximately 7cm to 8cm

Maximum load: 20kg across the complete structure

The maximum load applies to the cat tree as a whole rather than separately to the hideaway, platform or either bed. A cat may fall within the overall weight limit while still requiring more usable resting space than an individual area provides.

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

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

The Penthouse is most likely to suit a cat that moves confidently through a tall, staggered structure and uses a mixture of covered and open resting positions. Its four areas distribute these different resting formats through one substantial branch-led arrangement.

A different layout may be more appropriate if your cat needs broad steps, very low access points, substantially wider sleeping areas or a smaller floor footprint. Compare the complete footprint, individual resting areas and your cat’s usual movement between raised levels before deciding whether the Back To Nature Penthouse Cat Tree by Lords & Labradors offers the right fit.