Replacement Cat Tree Posts 2-Pack, 2.4-Inch Rope-Wrapped Poles With Hardware

Worn posts are usually the first thing to go on a cat tree, and they often wear out in pairs. This 2-pack gives you two matching replacement poles, each 2.4 inches wide and wrapped in natural rope from end to end. Each comes with mounting hardware: two threaded rods, two bolts and a hex key. Choose from four lengths, 7.9, 11.8, 15.7 or 19.7 inches, to match your existing posts or plan a new build.

Please note: before ordering, measure the length and width of the posts you're replacing and check the bolt size on your tree. These are slim 2.4-inch posts, so they won't match trees built with thicker 3- to 3.5-inch posts.

Fix Two Posts at Once

A cat tree with sturdy platforms and shredded posts still has plenty of life left. Unscrew the worn posts, attach the new ones with the included hardware and your cat is back to scratching on a tree it already knows. Because they come in pairs, they also work well for DIY projects, like a two-post shelf, a simple climbing frame or extra scratching posts inside a cat enclosure.

Key Features

• 2-Pack: two matching posts per set
• Rope-Wrapped Poles: natural fiber wrapped along the full length
• Hardware Included: threaded rods, bolts and a hex key
• Four Lengths: 7.9, 11.8, 15.7 and 19.7 inches
• Slim Profile: 6 cm (2.4 in) diameter

Size Guide

Product Details

• Type: replacement cat tree posts
• Material: natural rope over a rigid core with end caps
• Diameter: 6 cm (2.4 in)
• Lengths: 20, 30, 40 and 50 cm
• Includes: 2 posts, 2 threaded rods, 2 bolts, 1 hex key

Need a wider post or rope to rewrap your own? Find more repair parts in cat supplies, or browse complete towers in our cat tree collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these fit my cat tree?

They fit trees that use 2.4-inch posts and a matching bolt size. Measure your old post's length and width, and compare its bolt with the included hardware before ordering.

How many posts come in a set?

Two posts of the same length, plus the hardware to mount them.

How do I install them?

Remove the worn posts, then fasten the new posts to the platforms using the threaded rods or bolts and the hex key.

Are they sturdy enough for climbing?

They're meant for scratching and for supporting platforms on small trees and DIY frames. For tall trees and heavy cats, use posts that match the original thickness.

Add this 2-pack of replacement posts to your cart and get your cat's tree back in shape.