Burj Cat-lifa Tower: illustration of the Burj Cat-lifa Tower in Cream
Designed by Dr Duncan

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Torre Burj Cat-lifa

A 120 cm felt tower on a 40 cm circle of floor: a den at the bottom, a perch at the top, a ball to swat between them.

5.0 out of 5.0, 8 reviews
Crema Torre Burj Cat-lifa Large · 120 cm tall on about 40 cm of floor
$334.00 AUD
Size Large How tall, how much floor, and which cat? Read the guide

One cat per level; a wall behind it and about 40 cm of floor. One cat on the perch, one in the den. A cat over about 6 kg is the one to check: measure her curled up and compare it with the platform, about 40 cm across. The perch is a jump from the floor with no step, so an old cat with stiff hips needs a chair beside it or a lower tower.

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Vet designed

Designed by emergency vet Dr Duncan Houston. Tested at home by Gary, a Ragdoll who took the den on day one and the perch on day two.

Why this tower

  • Designed by Dr Duncan Houston
  • Tested by Gary
  • 120 cm, two levels
  • Felt, clips together

How it works

Why a den and a perch on 40 cm of floor beats a cat tree in the spare room

Illustrated pair of views of the Burj Cat-lifa Tower, the cream PURRZ™ two-level felt tower, a cat curled in the lower den beneath the white ball on its cord in one and the same cat sitting on the upper perch in the other

A den and a perch, because she is both cats

A frightened cat goes low and covered; a confident cat goes high and open; the same cat does both in an afternoon, depending on who is at the door.

  • Half a solutionFurniture that offers one is half a solution.
  • Felt on three sidesThe den has felt on three sides and the room in front; the perch has the room below her and a wall at her back.
  • She changes her mindShe picks, and changes her mind.
Illustrated cat sitting on the upper perch of the Burj Cat-lifa Tower, the cream PURRZ™ two-level felt tower, the white ball hanging below it into the den, with a beige armchair and a lilac cushion beside it

Height without a cat tree taking the room

A cat sits on the fridge because height is safety: nothing comes from behind and everything is in view.

  • An armchair's footprintMost cat trees buy that height with an armchair's footprint, which is why they end up in the spare room, where she does not want to be.
  • A corner of the living roomThis one stands 120 cm on about 40 cm of floor: a corner of the living room, where the people are.
Illustrated woman in a teal checked shirt and blue jeans kneeling to point at a white clip on the felt wall of the Burj Cat-lifa Tower, the cream PURRZ™ two-level felt tower, the ball hanging on its cord inside and a cat sitting by the open den

Felt, clips, no tools, and a ball on a cord

Compressed felt panels clip into two stacked drums with a platform between them; it arrives flat in a 62.5 x 47 x 16 cm box at about 3 kg and comes apart the same way.

  • Quiet when she landsFelt is quiet when she lands and does not hold smell like carpet does.
  • Hangs under the platformThe plush ball hangs under the platform on an elastic cord; take it off if she chews the cord.

Size guide

One size: how tall, how much floor, and which cat

  • Selected
    120 cm tall

    Large

    About 3 kg packedOne cat per level; a wall behind it and about 40 cm of floor

    120 cm tall

Three rules for choosing

  • One cat per level. The perch is a platform about 40 cm across, which is one cat lying down; the den below is the same. Two cats use it as two places, not as one shared bed, and that is the point of it in a two-cat house.

  • A big cat: measure her curled up, nose to tail base, and compare it with the platform, about 40 cm across. A cat over about 6 kg also lands harder, so the tower goes against a wall for her, whatever her size.

  • Kittens and old cats: the perch is a jump from the floor, roughly 60 cm, with no step. A kitten manages it by four months and uses the den until then. An old cat who has stopped jumping that height needs a chair beside it or a lower tower, and a cat who gives up a height she loved is a vet visit before she is new furniture.

Illustrated woman in a teal checked shirt and blue jeans kneeling beside the Burj Cat-lifa Tower, the cream PURRZ™ two-level felt tower, holding an open hand up to a cat sitting on its upper perch, the white ball hanging on its cord into the den below

Specifications

Shape
A cylinder of pleated felt in two stacked sections: a den at the bottom with an open front, a round platform at the joint, and a perch above it whose wall spirals from full height at one edge down to the front
Height
120 cm
Footprint
About 40 cm across. Round, so it sits in a corner
Levels
Two: the den at floor level and the perch on the platform, at about half height
The ball
A plush ball on an elastic cord under the platform, hanging into the den
Scratching
None built in. Felt takes claws without being a scratching surface; pair it with a post
Material
Compressed felt panels
Assembly
Flat-packed; the panels clip together, no tools
Packed
62.5 x 47 x 16 cm, about 3 kg
Colour
Cream felt, with a lighter top on the platform in the photographs
Cleaning
Lint roller and a damp cloth on the felt. Not machine washable
In the box
Felt panels, the platform and base, clips, the ball on its cord
Designed by
Dr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian, PURRZ™
Made in
China

How to

How to build it, where to put it, and how to keep it cream

  • Illustrated woman in a teal checked shirt and blue jeans kneeling on a wooden floor to lower the upper felt wall onto the lower drum of the Burj Cat-lifa Tower, the cream PURRZ™ two-level felt tower, a cat sitting beside it watching

    Build it on a hard floor

    Clip the lower drum together, seat the platform, then the upper wall. A tall felt shell needs its clips square, and the panels arrive pressed flat; give them a day standing up before you judge a seam.

  • Illustrated woman in a teal checked shirt and blue jeans sitting on a beige sofa and looking at a cat perched on the upper platform of the Burj Cat-lifa Tower, the cream PURRZ™ two-level felt tower standing next to the sofa arm

    Put it against a wall, where she already goes

    Back to a wall, opening into the room, in the room the people use: beside the sofa, near the window. A tall light tower is not for the middle of a run.

  • Illustrated woman in a teal checked shirt and blue jeans kneeling to rest a feather wand toy on the upper perch of the Burj Cat-lifa Tower, the cream PURRZ™ two-level felt tower, while a cat on the floor looks up at it

    Let her find the perch

    Drag a wand up the outside and onto the platform once or twice, or leave a treat up there. Do not lift her onto it; a cat put somewhere leaves it.

  • Illustrated woman in a teal checked shirt and blue jeans kneeling with one hand on the top edge and the other on a clip of the Burj Cat-lifa Tower, the cream PURRZ™ two-level felt tower, a cat sitting on the other side looking up

    Check the clips after the first week

    Push the top: a clip that has crept moves the whole upper drum. Re-seat it, and check again after any move or a hard landing.

  • Illustrated woman in a teal checked shirt and blue jeans kneeling to run a lint roller up the outside felt wall of the Burj Cat-lifa Tower, the cream PURRZ™ two-level felt tower, a blue cloth in her other hand and a cat sitting beside the den

    Lint roller monthly

    Felt holds fur; a lint roller keeps it cream. A damp cloth for marks, and let it dry. Take the ball off if the cord starts to fray.

Vet noteDr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian

A 120 cm tower on a 40 cm footprint stands on its own weight, so it goes against a wall and not where a running cat hits it side-on; check the clips after the first week and after any move, because a loosened panel is a tower that folds with a cat in it. One cat per level. The ball hangs on an elastic cord: fine for swatting, not for chewing, and a cat who chews cord swallows cord, which is surgery; take the ball off the day she starts. A cat who eats felt rather than scratching it loses access, and the habit is one to mention to your vet, because eating things that are not food has causes. A cat who stops jumping to a perch she loved, or lands badly, is a vet check for her joints before she is a new tower; giving up height is one of the earliest signs of arthritis in cats, and it is common and manageable. Keep it away from open windows and balcony rails: height indoors is safety, height beside an opening is a fall. If anything about how she uses it worries you, ask your vet.

Dr Duncan Houston outdoors holding Gary, his Ragdoll
Dr Duncan Houston Emergency veterinarian and founder of PURRZ™

Why I designed it

A cat wants a hole to hide in and a height to watch from. Usually on the same day.

Watch a cat through an afternoon: under the bed when the vacuum comes out, on the wardrobe when the doorbell goes, and both are the same instinct: be somewhere nothing can arrive from behind.

  • Both, on a circle of floorMost cat furniture picks one. This gives her both on a circle of floor the size of a bin.
  • A den at the bottomA den at the bottom, with a wall on three sides.
  • A perch at the topA perch at the top, with the room below her.
  • A ball to swatAnd a ball to swat on the way past.
  • Felt, so it is quietFelt, so it is quiet and lives in the living room.
  • Tested by GaryGary took the den on day one and the perch on day two.

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Burj Cat-lifa Tower vs the other PURRZ™ places to be up and places to hide
This productBurj Cat-lifa TowerCatstronaut StarshipAl-Cat-Raz CaveWindow HammockCubby Cave
Best forThe cat who hides and watches by turns; two cats; a flat with one spare cornerThe climber who scratches: a hide at height with a scratch ramp for a front doorTwo cats who climb: a tunnel below, a deck above, at knee heightThe window watcher; a flat with no floor space at allThe hider who wants a hood over her and no height
Where the cat sitsIn the den at the floor, or on the perch at about half heightOn the platform inside the rocket, looking out of the doorOn the top deck, or in the cave belowOn the glass, at window heightOn a cushion under a hood
Height120 cm120 cm30 cmWherever you mount it34 to 35 cm
LevelsTwoOne hide, at heightTwoOneOne
ScratchingNone built inThe sisal ramp, on the way inNone built inNoneNone
Floor spaceAbout 40 cm acrossThe body plus the ramp out the front58 x 33 cmNone40 x 34 cm or 53 x 41 cm
MaterialCompressed feltFelt shell, wooden fins, sisal on a wooden rampFeltMesh on a frame, suction cupsPlush over a padded shell
OptionsOneOneOneMedium, LargeSmall, Medium; Grey, Cow Brown
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    • Space efficiency through height rather than footprint made this ideal for our apartment living. Stability remains exceptional despite reaching impressive heights.

      Donald MooreJune 2026

    • The 120cm height provides open perching and enclosed cave options satisfying diverse cat preferences. Construction quality matches premium architectural standards.

      TimothyJune 2026

    FAQ

    Burj Cat-lifa Tower questions, answered by a vet

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    Tracked, worldwide. International orders may attract duties.
    Returns
    Faulty, damaged or incorrect items are covered within 7 days of delivery. Email hello@purrz.com to start.
    Shipping and delivery detailsHow returns work
    How tall is it, and how much floor does it take?

    It is 120 cm tall. The footprint is a circle about 40 cm across, so it takes a corner; allow a wall behind it.

    How does she get up to the perch?

    She jumps: the platform sits at about half height, roughly 60 cm, with no step. That is nothing for a healthy adult cat, and a kitten manages it by about four months, using the den until then. An old cat who no longer jumps that height wants a chair beside it or a lower tower, and a cat who has stopped jumping to a place she loved is a vet visit first: that is how arthritis shows in cats.

    Is a tall felt tower stable enough for a big cat?

    It is 120 cm tall on a 40 cm footprint and weighs about 3 kg, so it stands on its own weight, like every free-standing tower, and it goes against a wall, not in a run where a cat hits it side-on. Check the clips after the first week and after any move.

    Two cats: can they share it?

    Yes, as two places: one in the den, one on the perch, which is exactly how two cats want to share anything. What they will not do is share the perch. In a two-cat house the fights are usually about who gets the high place, and a second high place, at a different height, is the fix. If both want the top, the second cat gets the Window Hammock or the Catstronaut Starship.

    Does it have a scratching surface?

    No. Felt takes claws without complaint but it is not a scratching surface, and a cat who scratches on the way up will not get the stretch she gets from sisal or paper rope. Put a post beside it: the Scratch Me Happy Scratching Post is 60 cm of paper rope on a wooden base. A tower she climbs and a post she scratches next to it is the setup that saves the sofa.

    Is the hanging ball safe?

    For swatting, yes: a plush ball on an elastic cord at paw height from the den is a good idle-time toy. The risk is the cord, not the ball. A cat who chews cord can swallow it, and swallowed cord is surgery, so watch her with it for the first week and take the ball off the day she starts chewing rather than batting.

    What if it arrives damaged or a panel does not clip?

    Email hello@purrz.com within 7 days of delivery with a photo and your order number; faulty, damaged or incorrect items are covered and we pay the return shipping when the error is ours. Felt panels arrive pressed flat; give them a day standing up before you decide a seam is wrong, and build it on a hard floor so the clips seat square.

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