Teryvqa™ SkyTrail Wall-Mounted Cat Climbing System

Teryvqa™ SkyTrail Wall-Mounted Cat Climbing System

Create a dedicated climbing route without filling your floor with bulky cat furniture. The Teryvqa™ SkyTrail combines elevated steps, a flexible bridge, a resting shelf and a vertical scratching surface in one coordinated wall-mounted system.

Natural birch tones, soft sage felt and matte-black brackets give the set a calm, furniture-inspired appearance designed for modern homes.

A Complete Elevated Play Route

• Three climbing shelves create a gradual upward path
• Flexible wooden bridge adds a varied walking surface
• Round resting shelf provides an elevated observation spot
• Vertical sisal board offers a dedicated scratching area
• Removable felt pads add grip and everyday comfort
• Steel wall brackets provide visible structural support
• Individual modules can be spaced to suit your wall

Materials Chosen for Everyday Use

Each platform uses layered birch plywood with smoothly rounded edges. Sage-green felt pads provide a textured walking surface, while matte-black steel brackets support the main platforms.

The bridge combines individual wooden slats with durable rope connections, and the vertical scratching panel is tightly wrapped in natural sisal.

Product Features

• Layered birch plywood construction
• Rounded platform edges
• Removable felt surfaces
• Powder-coated steel supports
• Natural sisal scratching texture
• Independent wall-mounted modules

Climb, Cross, Scratch and Rest

Climbing Steps: Arrange the three rectangular shelves at comfortable intervals to create an upward route.

Flexible Bridge: The connected wooden slats form a gently moving walkway between two secure mounting points.

Resting Shelf: The round upper platform includes a low curved guard rail and a padded surface.

Scratching Zone: The vertical sisal panel gives cats a place to stretch and scratch while moving through the climbing area.

Installation Overview

1. Choose a clear wall area and plan the position of every module.
2. Locate solid wall studs or identify the correct anchors for your wall type.
3. Measure and mark each mounting point with a level.
4. Secure the steel brackets and bridge supports to the wall.
5. Attach the shelves, resting platform and scratching board.
6. Tighten every fastener and test each module before use.
7. Introduce your cat to the lower platforms first.

Important: Do not attach the climbing system to unsupported drywall alone. Installation requirements vary between wood-stud, concrete, brick and other wall types.

Product Details

Care & Safety

• Install only into a structurally suitable wall.
• Use wall anchors appropriate for the wall material.
• Consult a qualified installer if you are unsure about the wall structure.
• Check all screws, brackets, ropes and connections regularly.
• Retighten fittings if any movement is detected.
• Replace damaged rope, wood, felt or sisal components before continued use.
• Vacuum the felt and sisal surfaces as needed.
• Wipe wooden and metal components with a slightly damp cloth.
• Keep the product dry and use indoors only.
• Supervise your cat during initial use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this be installed directly into drywall?
The system should not be attached to unsupported drywall alone. Secure it to wall studs or use fixings rated for your specific wall construction.

Can I change the module arrangement?
Yes. The individual modules can be positioned to fit your available wall space, provided the spacing remains appropriate for your cat.

Are the felt pads removable?
Yes. The felt surfaces can be removed for easier cleaning and maintenance.

Does the set require professional installation?
A professional installer is recommended whenever you are unsure about wall materials, anchor selection or mounting strength.

Is the system suitable for large cats?
Suitability depends on the confirmed load rating, wall construction and installation method. Verify the final supplier load specification before purchase or use.

More Room to Explore

Teryvqa™ SkyTrail turns unused wall space into a coordinated climbing, scratching and resting area—giving indoor cats a higher place to explore while keeping your floor more open.