Built to Take a Beating
Cats don’t do “gentle.” Every model is built from solid materials that hold their shape through daily jumping, scratching, and full-speed zoomies — the base stays planted, no tipping, no wobble, whatever your cat throws at it.
Fits the Room, Not Just the Cat
Clean shapes, neutral wood and fabric tones — these trees sit next to your furniture instead of fighting it. Your cat gets a climbing spot, you don’t get an eyesore in the corner of the living room.
A Setup for However Your Cat Behaves
Climber, napper, or a cat who just wants something to shred — platforms, open perches, and sisal posts cover all three, so the tree matches your cat’s habits instead of the other way around.
Find the Right Fit for Your Cat
Every cat has a type — climber, sleeper, professional furniture-scratcher. Below are models built around each of those habits, sized for everything from a studio corner to an open living room.
32″ Wood Condo Cat Tree
Compact enough for a small apartment, this 32″ cat tree pairs a real wood condo with soft beige perches and a sisal scratching post — one setup that covers climbing, napping, and scratching for kittens who aren’t ready for anything bigger yet.
Round Multi-Level Scratching Post
A 16x16x24 inch round post, fully wrapped in tough carpet material, that gives your cat one designated place to scratch instead of your sofa arm. Small footprint, neutral look — it fits into a hallway, bedroom corner, or living room without taking over the space.
Large Multi-Level Carpeted Cat Tower
Earth-toned and fully carpeted, this large multi-level tower stacks several scratching posts and platforms into one structure — plenty of vertical room for indoor cats to climb, dig their claws in, and pick their own spot to settle.
Multi-Perch Cat Tree, French Country Style
Built at 52″, this real wood cat tree carries warm brown-and-beige tones and a French Country look, with several scratching posts and platforms spaced out enough to work for smaller cats and bigger breeds alike.
52″ Retro-Style Deluxe Cat Tree
A tall 52″ wood cat tree with a retro-inspired shape, built with multiple levels, scratching posts, and roomy perches — enough space that it works just as well for a compact cat as it does for a larger breed.
4-Level Cat Tree with Condo
An ivory, 4-level tower built with a condo, a swing, and a hammock in one structure — indoor cats get three different ways to lounge and play, plus a private spot to disappear into whenever they want out of sight.
54″ Cat Tree with Condo & Perch
Finished in a Scots Pine wood tone, this 54″ indoor cat tree combines a cozy enclosed condo with an open perch across several levels — enough variety that your cat can climb, nap, or watch the room depending on the mood.
3-Level Real Wood Cat Tower
Built from real wood at 48″, this three-level tower includes a beige condo, an open perch, and a sisal scratching post. Solid enough for adult cats, sized right for kittens still getting used to climbing.
Six-Level Cat Tree Tower
At 81″ and six levels tall, this ivory tower is the tallest in the lineup — a playhouse condo and scratching post are built in, and there’s enough vertical room for a cat to pick a level and settle in without competing for space.
Cat Tree with Hammock & Condo
A 65″ multi-level tower finished in soft faux fur, with a hammock, an enclosed condo, and scratching posts built across the levels — everything a cat needs to climb, lounge, and scratch in one piece of furniture.
74″ Large Cat Tree, African-Inspired Design
At 74″ tall, this large cat tree takes an African-inspired design and pairs it with multiple perches, playhouses, ramps, and scratching posts, all finished in faux fur. Rated to hold cats up to 60 lbs and quick enough to assemble on your own.
3-Level Cat Condo with Two Playhouses
Wrapped in dark green faux fur, this 3-level condo comes with two enclosed playhouses and open perches — plenty of cozy spots for a cat to hide when it wants privacy or perch up top when it wants to keep an eye on the room.
About brand
The idea behind Homestock was pretty simple: cats deserve a spot that’s actually theirs, and that spot shouldn’t look like it belongs in someone else’s living room.
Every tree in the lineup is designed with both sides in mind — sturdy enough to survive daily jumping, scratching, and the occasional wrestling match, but clean-looking enough that it doesn’t clash with the rest of the room.
Cats are particular about what they’ll actually use. Height, something to scratch, a corner to hide in — the models here are built around those habits, not just around what photographs well on a listing page.
One calm indoor cat or three kittens running the house — there’s a tree sized for the space you’ve got, the personality you’re dealing with, and what you’re willing to spend.
No gimmicks, nothing tacked on for show — just a solid spot your cat will actually climb into.
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FAQ
Every model has a reinforced base and solid post construction specifically to prevent tipping, even with a bigger, more active cat climbing around. Stability gets tested on every model before it’s sold, not just the flagship ones.
Because the design starts from how cats actually behave, not from what looks good in a product shot. Multiple levels, sisal posts, an enclosed condo, and an open perch give a cat several options to choose from — and a cat with options is a lot more likely to pick one and stick with it.
Yes. Faux fur, sisal rope, and wood — every material used is pet-safe and non-toxic, with no harmful chemicals or coatings anywhere in production.
With normal use, these hold their shape and stability for years. The sisal posts wear the fastest of any part — the good news is you can replace those on their own instead of buying an entirely new tree.
Not really — most models come together in 20 to 40 minutes. All the hardware you need is in the box, along with a clear instruction manual, and there’s nothing you need to buy separately to put it together.
Every product page lists exact height, width, and base measurements, so you can check against your space before you order anything. There are compact options for tighter rooms and taller towers if you’ve got the open floor space.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, as long as the item’s still in its original condition and packaging. Reach out to support with your order number and they’ll walk you through the next step.
Most models are rated for cats up to 60 lbs, and the exact weight limit is listed on each product page. If you’ve got a bigger breed — a Maine Coon or Ragdoll, for example — check that limit before ordering and look for a model built to handle the extra weight.
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Testimonials
A few honest takes from people who’ve had one of these in their home for a while — no filtering, just how the tree actually held up once real cats got to it.
Went through three cat trees in the past two years and every one of them fell apart within months. This one’s been solid for half a year now with two cats climbing it daily — first one that’s actually held up.
Sarah M. — Austin, TX
Wasn’t sure about the size before ordering, but it slots perfectly into the corner of my living room. My cat took over the top perch on day one and hasn’t given it up since. Put it together in about 30 minutes, no headaches.
James R. — Portland, OR
Worried it’d look too bulky for my apartment, but the color actually blends in well with the rest of the room. Both my cats are on it constantly — one’s basically moved into the condo, the other’s claimed the top level. Worth what I paid.
