30 Inch Helicopter Cat Tree with a Cloud Platform and a Rung Ladder
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30 Inch Helicopter Cat Tree with a Cloud Platform and a Rung Ladder
Description
30 Inch Helicopter Cat Tree with a Cloud Platform and a Rung Ladder
A boxed helicopter with a cut out window sits at 30 inches with a rotor on top, and a cloud shaped shelf stands beside it. The ladder up to the cockpit has proper rungs rather than steps.
A mustard helicopter body with blue fins and an orange rotor, beside a white cloud shelf on cream sisal posts.

Thirty inches, two levels
The helicopter body is about 20 by 11 inches with its floor at 15, and the cloud shelf 13 by 11 at around 7, on a base of 23 by 19. A small frame, and a sensible first tree for a kitten rather than one to grow into.
A cockpit, not a shelf
The helicopter is a boxed perch with a window cut through the side, so a cat sits inside it rather than on top. On a tree only thirty inches tall that is the difference between a platform and a hiding place, and it is the whole point of the shape.


Rungs, not steps
The ladder up to the cockpit is a set of blue rungs on the post rather than stepped platforms. A cat hauls itself up rather than hopping, which is a different kind of exercise and takes up almost no space on the frame.
One post, wrapped throughout
The single supporting column carries sisal from the base to the cockpit floor. On a small tree there is nowhere for a post to hide, which is why this one gets used.

What this tree gives you
Boxed helicopter perch
About 20 in x 11 in, window cut out.
Cloud platform
13 in x 11 in, at about 7 in.
Vertical rung ladder
Blue rungs up the column.
Fully wrapped post
Natural sisal, base to cockpit.
Three star balls
With bells, hung from the frame.
Teddy fleece
Soft covering throughout.
Rotor and fins
Orange rotor, blue tail and wings.
23 by 19 inch base
Wide for a frame this height.
Specifications
| Overall height | 30 in |
|---|---|
| Helicopter perch | About 20 in x 11 in, floor at about 15 in |
| Cloud platform | About 13 in x 11 in, at about 7 in |
| Ladder | Vertical rungs at about 3.5 in and 8.5 in |
| Base | 23 in x 19 in |
| Scratching | Fully wrapped natural sisal post |
| Toys | 3 star shaped hanging balls with bells |
| Covering | Teddy fleece |
| Colour | Yellow, blue and orange |
How it compares
A small tree with a boxed top.
| Ā | This 30 in tree | A 30 in flat perch tower | A cat bed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top spot | Boxed cockpit with a window | Flat board | Open |
| Way up | Vertical rungs | Jumps | None |
| Scratching | Full height wrapped post | Post | None |
| Toys | 3 star balls with bells | Usually 1 | None |
| Base | 23 in x 19 in | Varies | Floor |
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?
Kittens
Thirty inches with a rung ladder and a boxed top is a sensible first tree, usable on day one rather than grown into over six months.
Children's rooms
A mustard helicopter with a rotor, blue fins and stars on strings. It is unmistakably made for a decorated room.
Small spaces
Two and a half feet tall on a base of 23 by 19, which fits beside a bed or under a window without dominating anything.
Frequently asked questions
How tall is it?
30 inches, on a base of 23 by 19 inches.
What is the top perch like?
A boxed helicopter shape about 20 by 11 inches with a window cut through the side, so a cat sits inside it.
How does a cat get up?
A vertical ladder of rungs runs up the column to the cockpit floor.
What is the post wrapped in?
Natural sisal, over its full length.
What toys are included?
Three star shaped hanging balls with bells.
What weight will it hold?
No weight capacity is published for this model, so we do not state one.




















