A Textured Center
The corrugated cardboard disk sits inside the round base, with its layered texture visible across the scratching surface.
A round scratching spot with room to settle in. Orbit pairs a circular cardboard disk with a cream fabric bolster, a sage-green base, and short oak legs. Your cat can stretch and scratch on the textured surface, then curl up against the curved back.
The open front leaves the cardboard surface accessible, while the bolster curves around the back. The same circular platform serves as a scratching spot and a place to lounge.
The corrugated cardboard disk sits inside the round base, with its layered texture visible across the scratching surface.
The cream fabric bolster follows the rear edge of the pod, giving a resting cat a soft-looking edge to lean against.
The sage-green surround and short oak legs give the pod a simple, low profile alongside a sofa or in a living-room corner.
The component view shows how the cardboard disk, curved bolster, and round base relate to one another.
The disk fits within the circular rim, and the fabric bolster follows the back half of the pod. Underneath, the short oak legs lift the base above the floor while keeping the overall silhouette low.
The close-ups highlight the layered cardboard surface, the looped texture of the bolster fabric, and the visible grain of the oak legs.
Natural brown cardboard contrasts with the cream bolster and muted green base. The rounded wooden legs add a warm finish beneath the pod without drawing attention away from its simple circular form.
Place Orbit on a level floor in a familiar part of the room. Its open shape lets your cat approach the scratching disk, stretch across it, or settle against the bolster.
Position the pod near an area where your cat already spends time, with clear space around the open front.
Allow your cat to approach at its own pace and discover the cardboard surface without being placed or held on it.
Keep the surrounding space clear so your cat can move between scratching, standing, and resting.
It combines both in one circular platform. The cardboard center provides a scratching surface, while the curved fabric bolster borders the space where your cat can rest.
No. It follows the back portion of the pod, leaving the front open.
The material image identifies the cardboard disk, fabric bolster, and oak legs. The base has a sage-green finish.
Choose a level indoor floor with enough space for your cat to approach and stretch. The living-room image shows it beside a sofa on a rug.
A textured cardboard center, a curved cream bolster, and a muted green base bring scratching and lounging together in a simple piece for your home.