Cat Tree Support Bracket – Post Reinforcement & Stabilizer

$10.00

REINFORCE THE SINGLE POST SUPPORTING YOUR CAT TREE PLATFORM OR NEST

This support bracket adds a wide base flange around the cat tree post, spreading the load across a larger area and providing additional screw attachment points. Instead of relying entirely on one screw or threaded connection through the center of the post, this bracket provides additional support at the bottom of the post.

It can help:

  • Reduce wobbling

  • Reinforce the platform/post connection

  • Spread the load over a larger area

  • Strengthen a loose or flexing cat tree platform

  • Extend the useful life of an existing cat tree

  • Provide additional attachment points

1 × Cat Tree Bracket included.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • 3D-printed support bracket

  • PLA Plastic

  • Multiple additional screw locations

  • Lightweight and easy to install

  • Made in the USA

  • Cat tree not included.

FITMENT

Designed for common round cat tree support posts. Please measure your cat tree post diameter and compare it with the dimensions shown in the listing photos before ordering. Cat trees vary significantly between manufacturers and models.

This is a reinforcement bracket, not a universal replacement for every cat tree.

IMPORTANT

This product is intended to reinforce an existing cat tree connection, not replace the structural components of the cat tree.

Make sure the bracket is securely attached and that the cat tree remains stable after installation. Periodically check screws and connections for loosening.

HOW IT WORKS

  • The round center fits around the existing cat tree post.

  • The wide flange sits against the underside of the platform or supporting surface, creating a larger contact area.

  • Additional screws can then secure the flange to the platform, supplementing the original center attachment.

  • The original center post attachment remains in place; this bracket adds additional reinforcement.

Contacts

info@fisherrockpoint.com

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