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99 cm on a 60 × 40 cm base — a low tower, and the one with the most generous weight limit in the range: 10 kg per cat.
Three levels covered in plush, with a sisal rope post. Low enough that a heavy or older cat can use every level without a long jump, and short enough to sit under a window ledge. Ships flat at 64 × 55 × 20 cm.
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Bertinoro is 99 cm tall on a 60 × 40 cm base — deliberately low, and rated for a heavier cat than anything else we sell.
Most towers in this range stop at 7 kg. Bertinoro is rated to 10, and the two facts belong together: a low tower puts less strain on its joints because a cat is not landing on it from a metre and a half up. If you have a large cat — a Maine Coon, a Norwegian, or simply a heavy one — this is the combination that matters, more than the number of platforms.
The climb is short by design. An older cat with stiff hips, or a big one that has stopped jumping, can use every level here rather than settling permanently on the bottom one of a tall tower. At 99 cm it also slides under most window ledges, which is where cats want to be anyway.
Plush over the platforms, with a sisal rope scratching post. The frame is particle board with timber elements.
Between 9.6 and 9.9 kg assembled. Ships flat-packed at 64 × 55 × 20 cm, 11.2 kg.
Free delivery on every order. Orders are dispatched within 1–2 working days and delivered in 5 to 7 working days. You receive a tracking link by email as soon as your parcel leaves our warehouse.
30-day free returns. If the piece is not right for your cat, you have 30 days from delivery to send it back — returns are free and refunds are issued to the original payment method.
Climb it. Look down from somewhere high. Scratch something that doesn't matter. Then fall asleep on it. A tree earns its floor space by covering all four — which is why the height, the platforms and the posts decide far more than the colour does.
99 cm
That is the floor it needs. Measure your own before you order rather than after it arrives. A tree is a lookout first and furniture second, so it earns its place in the room where the household spends its evenings, not in a spare one.
No size brackets, no “XXL” standing in for a figure: the cat tree with its dimensions drawn on it, so you can check it against your room instead of trusting a photograph.
Because your cat deserves better than a generic tower — and so does your living room.
Designed around how cats behave
Height to climb, somewhere to scratch, a lookout over the room — every piece answers a real feline habit rather than a decorating trend.
Facts before adjectives
Height and footprint in centimetres, the weight limit in kilos where it is known — never “sturdy” or “spacious” in their place.
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Every order ships free and comes back free for 30 days. No restocking fee, no argument.
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Questions before ordering or after delivery reach a person, not a script.
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Height and base published |
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Materials named, not just “soft” or “premium” |
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Returns free both ways, 30 days |
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Stability comes from the base, not from the height. Compare the base dimensions with the overall height in the specifications: a wide base under a tall frame is what stops a tower rocking when a cat lands on the top platform from the side. Where an anti-tip strap is included it is listed under Care & assembly, and above about a metre and a half we would fit it even when the base feels solid on its own.
Near a window, against a wall, in the room where people actually sit. Cats climb in order to watch, so a tower facing a blank corner gets ignored while the same tower by a window is used every day. Keep it away from the litter tray and the food bowls — cats separate those places from where they sleep.
Move it next to the thing being scratched rather than to a tidy corner. Cats scratch along the routes they already use, not where we would prefer them to. Rub the posts with catnip for the first week and put a blanket that smells of the household on the lowest platform. Most refusals turn out to be a placement problem rather than a product one.
Cats accept new things on their own timetable. Put it where your cat already chooses to be — the sunny corner, the room the household uses most — and leave it alone for a few days rather than presenting it. A little catnip helps on anything meant to be slept on or scratched. Anything worn or handled should be left out to be sniffed and walked away from several times before you use it.
You have 30 days from delivery to send it back. Returns are free and the refund goes to the payment method you used. You do not need to give a reason.
Another question? Write to us at contact@elvene.fr — a person answers.