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Cat's Choice 4 Level Pagoda Imperial Palace
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Cat's Choice 4 Level Pagoda Imperial Palace
Four levels, an architectural pagoda house, and a 45-degree angled scratcher -- cat furniture that earns a place in the room.
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"I selected this for the pagoda house at the top -- it's a genuinely distinctive design that reads as an intentional decor piece rather than a utility item. The 45-degree angled scratcher is also a thoughtful functional detail: cats that prefer to scratch while in a stretched position get a purpose-built surface for that, rather than using your furniture as the alternative. Four distinct levels in a 20-by-20 footprint is a well-engineered use of vertical space."
Head of Product CurationSignature Line Spotlight
This item is part of our premiere collection: No MDF or Particle Board. Hand-built to order in the USA using sturdy wood, plush household-grade carpet, and natural unoiled sisal rope. Built by furniture experts with over 30 years of experience.
The 4 Level Pagoda Imperial Palace packs genuine variety into a compact footprint. Starting at 9 inches off the floor with a small platform, it steps up to a 20-by-20 platform at mid-height, then into the pagoda house with its 6" x 9" entry and fully carpeted interior, and finally to an open roof at 33 inches that serves as a top perch with a clear room sightline. Four distinct landing points in 20 x 20 inches of floor space.
The 45-degree angled sisal scratcher is positioned for cats that like to stretch vertically while scratching -- a natural behavior that most flat scratchers don't accommodate well. The pagoda house is architecturally proportioned with a 19" x 19" roof overhang, giving it the layered silhouette that distinguishes it from a generic enclosure. Ships fully assembled. Built from solid wood in the USA.
Product Features & Specifications:
- Overall Dimensions: 20" W x 20" L x 32" H
- Base: 20" x 20"
- First Platform: 9" H, 9.5" W x 15" L
- Second Platform: 20" H, 20" x 20"
- Pagoda House Entry: 6" W x 9" H (9" x 15" interior)
- Pagoda House Roof: 33" H, 19" x 19"
- Angled Scratcher: 13" of natural unoiled sisal at 45-degree angle
- Materials: Solid wood core, plush household-grade carpet, sonic tubes
- Assembly: Ships fully assembled
- Origin: Hand-built in the USA
- Weight: 40 lbs.
*Your tree arrives handcrafted to order. Carpet color shades and textures may vary (neutral range). Ideal for owners who want a distinctive design statement alongside functional vertical territory.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the 45-degree angled scratcher different from a vertical post? +
Cats scratch in two distinct postures: standing and pulling down (vertical post behavior) and stretching forward at an angle (which mimics scratching on a tree trunk in the wild). A 45-degree angled surface accommodates the second posture, which a vertical post doesn't. Cats that use furniture arms or door frames are usually displaying the angled scratching behavior -- this scratcher gives them a sanctioned surface for it, which tends to redirect that behavior away from upholstery.
Is the pagoda house entry opening large enough for a large cat? +
The 6" x 9" opening is sized for a standard adult cat up to around 12-14 pounds. Larger breeds -- Maine Coons, large Ragdolls -- will find it tight. Those cats tend to use the roof platform as their primary resting spot on this piece, with the house serving as an occasional retreat. If enclosed sleeping space is important for a large cat, the Raised Condo Cat Sleeper with its 7" x 8" entry is a better fit.
How is this different from the 5 Perch Pagoda Imperial Palace? +
The 4 Level Pagoda has a more compact footprint and lower profile -- it's designed for spaces where floor area is limited and ceiling height isn't the priority. The 5 Perch version adds additional landing points and more overall height. If you want the pagoda aesthetic with room for multiple cats and more climbing, the 5 Perch is the right choice; if you want the design statement in a smaller space, this one fits more situations.
Does the pagoda design affect how cats use it versus a standard tree? +
Yes -- distinctively shaped furniture tends to get better placement in a home, and placement drives use. A piece that looks intentional ends up in the middle of a room or beside a window, where cats actually spend time. A generic tree often gets tucked in a corner. The pagoda silhouette is specific enough that owners are more likely to give it a prominent spot, which means the cat uses it more consistently than equivalent-quality trees that blend into the background.
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