Two By Two Acorn 30-in Jute Scratching Post Cat Tree
In a Nutshell
- Great for cats to scratch and climb
- Assembly and design flaws can be frustrating
- Overall, a good investment for cat entertainment and scratch needs
Quick Verdict
This cat tree is a sturdy and enjoyable product for cats, although assembly can be challenging and some design flaws are noted, such as the use of Velcro for attaching the triangular blocks and dimension discrepancies. Overall, cats seem to love it.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Strong Builds (4)
A lot of users have highlighted the robust construction of the product and ease to clean.
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Fits well with indoor space (3)
Highly useful for spaces where scratchings post is must.
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Perpetual activity for cats (1)
Good functioning. Keeps cats entertained.
Cons
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Assembly Difficulties (3) major
Several users report the triangular blocks do not attach securely
Tip: Adjust the screws carefully to avoid scratching the floors.
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Size Discrepancy (2) minor
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners looking for a sturdy scratching post — The product is durable and provides a good scratching surface.
✗ Skip If
- • Those expecting a hassle-free assembly — Some users have reported difficulties in assembling the product.
Durability & Care
Factors: heavy use, indoors usage
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
What materials is the scratching post made of?
It is made of jute material, which seems to be well-received by most reviewers as a good quality surface.
How well does it keep cats entertained?
The Two By Two Acorn 30-in Jute Scratching Post Cat Tree keeps most cats entertained and provides a suitable scratching must.
Highlighted Reviews
"I’ve had a hard time finding a scratching post that my cat will use. She loved using my upholstered couch, so preferred the “fabric” feel vs the rougher textures. She uses this now instead of my couch! She also loves to hide in the covered cubby too. Just what we were looking for!"
"It doesn’t fit together well. You can force it but then a) the screws stick out just enough to scratch the wood floor, and b) the triangles don’t fit snugly into the top. They attach by Velcro so they will fall out due to the extra degrees in the angle created by the flaw on the bottom. If I was..."
Bottom Line
A sturdy cat scratching product that may frustrate buyers initially due to assembly challenges but is ultimately appreciated by both pets and owners who manage the initial issues.