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Go Pet Club is a pet furniture company based in Livermore, California, founded by Cindy Trinh and James Lew. They say they have been making pet furniture since 2001 and that they manufacture their own designs. What we stock from them is cat trees -- 23 of them, from a 47-inch starter unit to nine-foot towers that brace against your ceiling -- plus one elevated mesh pet cot.
Cats need to climb and they need to scratch, and a house with nowhere to do either gets the sofa instead. Height is how a cat feels safe enough to relax properly; scratching is how it sheds the outer sheath of its claws and marks territory, and it is not a habit you can train away. A tree is simply the place you decide those things will happen.
Go Pet Club build these the standard way: a pressed-wood frame wrapped in faux fur, with posts covered in natural sisal rope. Sisal is what cats go for, because it shreds under a claw in a way carpet does not -- a post going fuzzy is a post doing its job, and it can be re-wrapped with new rope rather than replacing the tree. Pressed wood does not like water, so these are indoor furniture: vacuum the fur, wipe marks off, and never soak them.