28 Inch Hand Woven Water Hyacinth Cat Tree with Domed Condo and Sisal Post, Dark Coffee
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28 Inch Hand Woven Water Hyacinth Cat Tree with Domed Condo and Sisal Post, Dark Coffee
Description
28 Inch Hand Woven Water Hyacinth Cat Tree with Domed Condo and Sisal Post, Dark Coffee
Both the dome at the bottom and the basket on top are hand woven from water hyacinth straw, joined by a 12 inch sisal post. It stands 28 inches on a round 19 inch base, and the maker rates each layer at 22 lb and the whole tree at 44 lb.
Pale woven water hyacinth over a dark coffee plush base, with a cream sisal post and a small pom pom on a cord.

Every opening measured
28 inches to the top of the basket, which is 14 inches across the rim and 13 inches inside. The condo entrance is 8 by 8.5 inches, and the base is 19 inches round. Those entrance numbers are what tell you whether a full grown cat will use the dome or just sniff at it.
Two natural surfaces
Sisal rope on the post where the claws go, woven straw everywhere else. The weave is open enough to breathe, which is the argument for natural fibre over moulded plastic on something a cat sleeps in through a Canadian summer.


It does not look like pet furniture
Beside an armchair it reads as a woven side table with a cat in it. That matters in a room where a carpeted tower would be the first thing a visitor notices, and it is why this one can live in the living room.
What this tree gives you
Hand woven structure
Water hyacinth straw over a particle board frame.
Domed condo
An 8 in x 8.5 in entrance into an enclosed nest.
Basket perch
14 in across the rim, 13 in inside, with a cushion.
Sisal post
3.5 in square and 12 in long, in sisal rope.
22 lb per layer
And 44 lb across the whole tree, as the maker states.
Hanging pom pom
On a cord from under the basket.
Specifications
| Overall size | 19 in x 19 in x 28 in (L x W x H) |
|---|---|
| Basket perch | 14 in x 14 in x 4 in |
| Condo entrance | 8 in x 8.5 in |
| Scratching post | 3.5 in x 3.5 in x 12 in |
| Weight capacity | 22 lb per layer, 44 lb for the whole tree (manufacturer stated) |
| Materials | Water hyacinth straw, sisal rope, particle board |
| Base | Thickened circular MDF plate |
| Colour | Dark coffee |
How it compares
A woven tree against the carpeted towers it sits beside on the shelf.
| This woven tree | A carpeted tower | A plain scratching post | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Covering | Woven water hyacinth | Carpet or plush | Varies |
| Enclosed condo | Yes, 8 in x 8.5 in entrance | Varies | No |
| Stated capacity | 22 lb per layer | Varies | Not applicable |
| Height | 28 in | Varies | Varies |
| Shows fur | Less on open weave | Holds it | Low |
Shipping
Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.
Returns
Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.
Who is this perfect for?
Living rooms
Woven straw and a dark plush base read as furniture rather than pet equipment, so the cat gets a tree without the room getting a beige tower in the corner.
Cats that nest
A domed condo below and a 13 inch basket above give a curl up spot at two heights, both with sides to lean against.
Frequently asked questions
How big is the condo opening?
8 inches by 8.5 inches. Check that against your cat before ordering, since a large breed will find it tight.
What weight will it hold?
The manufacturer states 22 lb per layer and 44 lb across the whole tree.
What is it made of?
Water hyacinth straw woven over a particle board frame, with a sisal rope post and a thickened circular MDF base.
How tall is it?
28 inches, on a base 19 inches across.
How do I clean woven straw?
Vacuum it with a brush head and wipe spills promptly. The cushions inside are the parts that hold fur, and general guidance is to lint roll and vacuum those.




















