Installation & Assembly

Intro to Mounting
For homes with multiple cats, we suggest having a few routes
down from the layout to avoid altercations and help your cats
feel safe.
If your layout doesn’t include multiple routes down, consider
mounting near a couch, shelving or ledge so your cats can
make a quick escape if they feel stressed.
Which room you install the furniture in can depend on how social your cat is
and where they typically hang out. Our cats are pretty social and like to use
the furniture in rooms we hang out in the most, like our living room and
bedroom. If wall shelves are a new thing for your cat, it can be a good idea to
mount new furniture where your cat likes to spend their time and where
they are most comfortable.
Studs are the vertical framing behind drywall, typically made from wood.
Some homes are built with metal studs. If you’re mounting into metal studs,
you will want to get a drill bit meant for drilling through metal and
self-tapping metal screws to mount the furniture. Our sets can also be
mounted into brick, concrete and metal studs, with the help of additional
separately purchased hardware.
Check your Order
Quick Overview
What are Wall Studs?
Choosing a Location
Have Multiple Cats?
Carefully check the contents of your order for anything
damaged or missing, referring to the list of inventory
that accompanies each set. Please save all packaging
while everything is being installed. If any issues arise,
please contact us at [e-mail]
Our furniture is designed to be mounted into wooden
studs spaced 16”
apart on center, the most common
spacing in US homes. We also have options for 24”
spacing and other wall types. Any of our furniture can be
mounted in a mirrored/reverse fashion.