Cat Wall Bridge, Wooden Rope Suspension Walkway in 4 Lengths, 35 to 55 Inches

Connect two spots on your cat's wall route with a little swaying bridge. This suspension walkway has wooden slats strung on cotton rope between two wall-mounted end platforms. Your cat can cross from one shelf to another, nap halfway or watch the room from above. It comes in four lengths, from 35 to 55 inches, to match the gap you need to fill.

Please note: the bridge sways and sags slightly by design, so some cats need a few days to trust it. Mount both end brackets into wall studs or heavy-duty anchors rated well above your cat's weight. Check the rope knots and screws regularly, and replace worn rope before it frays.

A Fun Way Across the Wall

A rope bridge adds movement and challenge to a wall climbing setup. It's more interesting than a flat shelf, and many cats like to stop halfway to nap or peek over the edge. Pair it with wall shelves, a wall bed or a cat house to build a complete route. The light pine and cream rope suit natural, Scandinavian and boho rooms.

Key Features

• Suspension Design: wooden slats strung on cotton rope
• Wide Slats: each about 1.6 x 7.9 inches
• Wall-Mounted End Platforms: 10-inch steps at each end
• Four Lengths: 35.4, 39.4, 47.2 or 55.1 inches
• Natural Look: light pine and cream rope

Size Guide

Product Details

• Type: wall-mounted cat bridge
• Material: wood, cotton rope
• Slat size: 4 x 20 cm (1.6 x 7.9 in)
• End platforms: 25.5 x 8 cm (10 x 3.1 in), 24 cm (9.4 in) wall plate
• Mounting: wall-mounted (installation required)
• Includes: 1 bridge with 2 end brackets

Build a full climbing route with our wall shelves and beds in the cat tree collection, or read our guide on how to train a cat to try new spots.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which length should I choose?

Measure the distance between the two points you want to connect, and pick the closest length. The bridge hangs with a slight curve.

My cat won't walk on it. What should I do?

Place treats along the slats, and start with the bridge low on the wall. Most cats get comfortable after a few days.

Can I mount it into drywall?

Only with heavy-duty anchors rated well above your cat's weight. Mounting into studs is best.

How do I keep it safe?

Check the rope knots and screws regularly, and replace the rope if it starts to fray.

Add this cat bridge to your cart and give your cat a new way across the wall.