Cardboard Scratcher
Specify the cardboard shape, scratching area and finished dimensions. Confirm the construction and pack format on the sample; appearance alone does not establish wear life or material performance.
Custom Cat Tree, Scratcher and Climbing Collections
Develop cat scratchers, scratching posts and cat trees for B2B retail, private-label and wholesale programs, with materials, construction, packaging and order requirements reviewed before sampling.
Choose a Scratcher, Post or Cat Tree Program
Plan a custom cat furniture range around the scratching, climbing, resting or hiding functions required for each SKU. Brief cardboard scratchers, posts and trees separately, with dimensions, materials, quantities and packing requirements.
Sisal Scratching Post
Define the post height, scratching-surface coverage, base dimensions and post-to-base connection. Include the intended use conditions and any stability-verification requirements in the brief.
Multi-Level Cat Tree
Provide the number and position of levels, overall height, base footprint and component connections. Confirm the layout and any required load or stability checks for the proposed cat tree before approval.
Coordinated Range
List the scratcher, post and tree SKUs that share the collection's colors or materials. Keep construction, quantity and carton requirements separate for each product, even when they are ordered together.
Send the selected product formats and intended functions with a drawing or reference sample for each. Identify any requirement that needs verification before the range is quoted.
Compare Product Formats, Footprint and Pack Volume
Compare assembled footprint and height with the dimensions of the packed product. Confirm which parts remain assembled, which require assembly, and how many cartons are needed before comparing packing options.
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Flat Cardboard Format
Specify length, width, thickness and the scratching-surface layout. Review the proposed packing arrangement, including any requested edge or surface protection, against the sample.
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Post/Base Format
Show the post dimensions, base footprint and connection details together. Confirm how the post will be attached and whether it will be packed assembled or separately.
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Multi-Component Tree
Create a component list showing platforms, posts, base and connecting parts. Match the list to the assembly drawing and carton plan so each part has a defined place in the pack.
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Assembled Versus Flat-Pack Route
Confirm whether the selected design can ship assembled or as parts for assembly. Compare carton dimensions, protective packing, hardware and instruction requirements for each feasible option before choosing the route.
Share assembled dimensions, the proposed assembly condition and carton requirements. Mark any design detail that may need revision before the packing route can be confirmed.
Specify Cardboard, Sisal, Covering and Structural Parts
Record the scratching material, covering, panels, posts, base and fixing methods in one component specification. Use the same version for quotation, sample review and production approval.
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Specify the cardboard construction, finished thickness, cut profile and requested surface arrangement. Confirm the material reference and any required supporting information before approving the sample.
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Identify the requested sisal rope or fabric format, covered area and fixing method. Confirm the selected material and attachment on the sample; the material name alone does not establish wear resistance.
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Where a covering is required, provide the plush or fleece reference, color, covered areas and seam or edge details. Review any cleaning or performance claim separately from the appearance approval.
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Provide material requests and dimensions for panels, posts and the base, together with joint and fixing locations. Confirm the structural specification before treating the sample as approved.
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List the fasteners and adhesive requirements by joint or contact area. Confirm their compatibility with the selected materials and identify any bond, material or product verification required before approval.
Resolve any difference between the component specification and the sample, including material choices and fixing methods. Record the agreed version before production approval.
Customize Size, Color, Layout, Branding and Pack
Define size, footprint, covering, scratching surface and branding for each cat scratching post, scratcher or tree SKU. Review layout changes together with the joints, assembly instructions and packaging they affect.
Size/Footprint
State the overall dimensions and base footprint separately from platform or post sizes. Include units, measurement points and any requested tolerances so the sample is checked against the same drawing.
Color/Covering
Map each color and covering to its panel, post or surface area. Provide the material and color references, then review the combination on the sample before artwork or production approval.
Scratching Surface
Mark where the scratching surface is needed, its dimensions and the requested material. If replacement is part of the brief, confirm the removal, fixing and replacement-part requirements for that design.
Logo/Label
Provide the logo or label artwork, dimensions, language and placement. Confirm how it will be applied to the selected product or package and identify any required instructions or markings.
Assembly Instruction and Carton
Match the assembly instructions to the component and hardware list. Define carton quantity, part placement and protective packing, then check that the instructions and packed contents refer to the same design version.
Submit the dimensioned layout, material and color references, logo files and packaging brief together. Flag any requested change to replaceable parts or assembly before the sample specification is agreed.
Plan Samples, MOQ, Assembly and Carton Size
Quote each cat scratcher, post or tree against its drawing, component list and packing route. Confirm the sample-assembly scope, how MOQ applies to the finished SKU, and carton requirements before agreeing the production schedule.
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Drawing/Reference
Provide a dimensioned drawing or reference sample showing materials, joints and assembled size. Mark the requested changes and packing condition so the sample brief identifies what must be developed.
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Sample Assembly
Assemble the sample against the component list and instructions, then review fit and any requested changes. Standard samples target 7–10 days, subject to materials, tooling, construction and approvals; confirm any additional development or revision time separately.
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SKU-Dependent MOQ
MOQ starts from 1,000 pieces and remains subject to the product, construction, customization and packaging requirements of the requested SKU.
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Carton/Pack Review
Check the proposed carton dimensions, pack quantity, component placement and protective materials with the sample. Record packed weight if needed for logistics planning, and confirm any requested packaging test separately.
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Bulk About 30 Days
The confirmed bulk-production target is about 30 days after the required specifications and approvals are in place, subject to the final order scope.
Send the drawing, order quantity, assembly preference, carton requirements and target schedule. Identify any unapproved components or packaging details that may affect the quotation and lead time.
Define Stability, Fastener and Workmanship Checks
Quality requirements need an agreed reference and check method. Add base and structure, fasteners/adhesive, scratching material attachment to the order specification, and request supporting tests or third-party verification whenever the intended public claim requires it.
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Base and Structure
Agree the intended use conditions, assembled configuration and method for checking stability or load. Record the acceptance criteria for the exact structure; a wide base or tall post is not evidence of performance.
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Fasteners/Adhesive
Check fastener type, quantity and fixing locations against the assembly specification. Review adhesive joints using the agreed inspection or test method; appearance alone does not confirm bond strength or material safety.
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Scratching Material Attachment
Compare the scratching material's coverage, edges and attachment with the approved sample. Define any required detachment or wear check separately from the visual workmanship criteria.
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Surface/Workmanship
Define the workmanship reference for cut edges, covering seams, exposed fixings and visible adhesive. State which conditions are acceptable and which require correction before production or shipment approval.
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Assembly/Pack Completeness
Assemble the sample using the supplied part list and instructions, then compare the packed contents with that list. Check components, hardware, labels and any specified tools or instructions for omissions or mismatches.
Include structure, fixing, surface and pack-completeness criteria in the approval file. Resolve missing references or test requirements before any stability or load claim is used.
Continue to Cat Play and Soft Product Pages
Review cat teasers, tunnels and soft products as separate product groups alongside the scratching range. Keep their specifications and quantities distinct when preparing a mixed-category inquiry.
Cat Teasers/Tunnels
Use the teaser and tunnel page to review wand attachments, textile construction, supports and packing dimensions. Brief those products separately from scratching surfaces and cat-tree assembly.
Plush/Fleece Products
For plush or fleece products in the assortment, specify the finished item, textile, filling where applicable and packaging. Do not reuse a cat-tree covering reference as the specification for a complete soft product.
Wholesale Products
For a wholesale assortment, list each product family's SKUs, quantities and pack requirements separately. Use the linked play-and-scratching hub to select related categories before preparing their specifications.
Select the additional product groups, then provide a separate item list and packing request for each. State whether products will be packed together or simply included in the same order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cardboard scratchers, sisal posts and particleboard cat trees use different materials, structures and packing plans. Quote them as separate SKUs even when they belong to one collection.
Finished size, disassembly and carton dimensions can materially change logistics. Include the intended flat-pack or assembled condition before sampling.
State the required use condition and verification method in the RFQ. Do not publish a stability or load claim until it is confirmed for the exact structure.
Furrowa offers custom OEM/ODM work, with private-label options for selected products. Submit the shape, dimensions, materials, covering, component and packaging requirements. Confirm any replacement-part or flat-pack request against the selected design, quantity and target market.
MOQ starts from 1,000 pieces; confirm how the quantity is counted for the finished SKU and any set or component request. Standard samples target 7–10 days, with bulk production at about 30 days after specifications and required approvals. Final terms depend on the design, materials, assembly, packaging and order mix.