CatsMode Hexagon Cat Wall Shelves

The idea is simple enough to make you look twice. Instead of a carpeted tower eating a corner of the living room, these are wooden hexagons mounted on the wall, so the cat gets the vertical space and you keep the floor. Bridges, beds and steps can be combined into different frame designs, so you can arrange the hexagons into whatever route suits your wall.

The look is a big part of the appeal. Dark Walnut, Oak, Light, White and Black give you a clean finish that reads more like a wall shelf system than cat furniture, which matters if the wall sits in a room guests see. Arranging the pieces is half the fun: a tight cluster can work in a narrow hallway, while a longer line can climb a blank stretch of wall.

These suit a small apartment where floor space is scarce and the cat wants to be up high. Installation is the hard part. You are committing to drilling into the wall and getting the mounting right before the first cat tries to jump. If you rent or would rather leave the walls alone, skip these.