Back To Nature Trio Cat Tree by Lords & Labradors

The Back To Nature Trio Cat Tree by Lords & Labradors combines three natural wood branches with two raised resting areas and rope-wrapped scratching sections. Its 115cm height creates an open, branch-led layout with a flat top perch, a high-sided side bed and a shorter lower scratching branch.

Plush-covered surfaces finish the two raised resting areas, while exposed wood and wrapped sections maintain the branch-inspired appearance. The structure uses a rectangular base rather than a broad circular footprint.

Key Features

• Three natural wood branches
• Flat raised top perch
• High-sided side bed
• Shorter lower scratching branch
• Rope-wrapped scratching sections
• Plush-covered resting areas and base
• Rectangular base

Best Suited For

The Back To Nature Trio Cat Tree is most likely to suit a cat that prefers open raised resting positions rather than enclosed caves or covered beds. Its two resting areas are positioned on separate natural wood branches, creating a more open layout than cat trees built around a central hideaway.

Your cat will need to move confidently between raised surfaces within the branch-led structure. Suitability depends on individual mobility, jumping confidence and the distances your cat is comfortable crossing rather than age alone.

The maximum load applies across the complete tree, but it does not confirm whether either resting area provides enough usable space for a physically large or long cat. Body size and preferred sleeping position should therefore be considered separately from weight.

This may not be the right layout if your cat needs broad steps, very low access points, covered sleeping areas or particularly wide resting surfaces. You can compare alternative heights, footprints and access arrangements in our Cat Trees & Towers collection.

Back To Nature Trio Cat Tree With Three Natural Wood Branches

The Trio is built around three natural wood branches positioned at different heights. Two support the raised resting areas, while the shorter branch provides an additional scratching section within the lower part of the structure.

The tallest branch supports a flat plush-covered perch at the top of the tree. Its open design provides an elevated position without the surrounding sides of the second resting area.

A separate branch supports the high-sided bed at a lower level. The raised edge creates a more defined resting shape while keeping the top open and allowing your cat to look out into the room.

The shorter branch does not include a resting platform. It contributes an additional upright scratching area within the branch-led design.

If you prefer a Back To Nature cat tree with a covered cave and additional resting positions, the Back To Nature Luxe Cat Tree offers four principal resting areas within a more varied open and enclosed layout.

Flat Top Perch And High-Sided Side Bed

The Trio provides two distinct open resting formats rather than several platforms distributed throughout the tree. The flat top perch offers the highest position, while the high-sided bed sits lower within the structure.

The high-sided bed provides greater surrounding coverage than the flatter top perch without forming an enclosed space. Compare each resting area separately with your cat’s physical size and usual sleeping position.

Natural Wood Scratching Branch And Rope-Wrapped Sections

The shorter natural wood branch provides a dedicated scratching area without supporting an additional bed or platform. Rope-wrapped sections also appear across other parts of the structure, creating textured surfaces at different heights.

These scratching areas are integrated into the open branch-led layout rather than being confined to one conventional straight post. Individual cats will still differ in the textures, heights and body positions they prefer when scratching.

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 preferred scratching position.

An Open Branch-Led Layout With A Rectangular Base

The natural wood branches, top perch and high-sided bed extend upwards from the rectangular base to create an open vertical 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 tree and move between the raised areas.

The Trio will remain a visible feature within the room because of its open, branch-led shape. Natural wood, rope-wrapped sections and neutral plush surfaces define its appearance without covering the structure completely in fabric.

Two Resting Areas For Single Or Multi-Cat Homes

One cat may alternate between the flat top perch and high-sided bed, while compatible cats may use separate resting positions simultaneously. Their combined weight must remain within the maximum load, and each cat will need sufficient room on their chosen surface.

Two resting areas do not guarantee that cats will share the structure comfortably. Their physical size, relationship and willingness to use raised areas together should also be considered.

Dimensions, Resting Space And Maximum Load

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

Overall dimensions: 55cm long x 45cm wide x 115cm high

Flat top perch: Approximately 35cm wide

High-sided side bed: Approximately 35cm wide x 20cm high

Shorter scratching branch: Approximately 55cm high

Branch 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 either resting area. A cat may fall within the overall weight limit while still requiring more usable resting space than either area provides.

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

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

The Trio is most likely to suit a cat that moves confidently between raised surfaces and prefers open resting positions rather than an enclosed cave. Its flat top perch, high-sided side bed and shorter scratching branch create a more open arrangement than cat trees built around several platforms or hideaways.

It may also suit two compatible cats sharing one structure, provided their combined weight remains within the maximum load and each cat fits comfortably on their chosen resting area.

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