Gray Four-Level Outdoor Cat Tower with Climbing Ramps

The bottom level is the quietest part of this layout, with a curtain entrance and a closing door. One level up, a hanging fish and a scratching post give a cat a reason to pause between climbs.

It is on the lowest level, with a curtain entrance and a closing door. The second level holds the scratching post and fish toy.

Plan the route your cat will use from the entrance to its favorite resting level. A useful landing needs room for all four paws, even after adding a pad. Mark where the access door will open before putting the unit against a wall, so you can reach inside for bedding and routine cleaning. Check doorway clearance separately from the floor footprint. The four ramps connect the play levels, while a separate curtained shelter on the ground floor gives a cat an enclosed place to settle.

Our outdoor cat house guide explains how to compare shelter layout, entrances and placement.