Feandrea Litter Box Enclosure, Cat Litter Box Furniture Hidden, with Front Entry, Modern Cat House for Indoor Cat, Kitty, Side End Table, 32.4 x 20.9 x 19.7 Inches, Rustic Brown and Black UPCL001X02

I was a little worried after reading reviews but what I received was exactly what it is supposed to be. All the parts fit together easily, took me less than 10 minutes to put it all together. My cats were immediately curious about it and have had no issues with climbing inside to do their business. Likely will want to get a mat for the inside in case of accidents, but so far have had no issues with it. I think they figured out the issue with the back piece too as mine fit perfectly, everything lined up as it was supposed to, and there were extras of the hardware pieces.

It’s not a bad piece of incognito cat litter box furniture. Easy to assemble. Looks pretty decent. Definitely does it’s job while hiding an unattractive litter box. They give you an extra side with a hole so that a cat can walk in, do the deed then continue walking out the other side. Now the hole on the side tells everyone though that inside that piece of furniture is a box. A box filled with litter, urine and probably poo. But hey, it’s hidden right?For the litter, it may be clumping. It may be crystals. It may be those fancy pellets that people rave about. What else is in there you may ask? Well poo. It’s cat poo. Our biggest issue with that poo that’s hidden in there is that Alvin, our cat, has poo that is made of some kind of substance that clings to the side of the litter box regardless of how you scoop. So the furniture hasn’t changed that for us. Every few days I still have to go outside with the litter box, all the while gagging and empty it fully.Now to do this safely there is a certain technique I need to use.Step 1 I get a trash bag. Preferably a scented one to help mask the smell of ammonia that’s about to rise to the surface as you empty that litter box.Step 2. I spend at least a minute trying to separate the edges so I can fully open the bag. Then with force, I shake the bag to get it to open enough to fit the whole litter box inside. Now if you think you can get by with it only being half open when you try to out that litter box in then be prepared for cat litter, clumped urine and of course, poo to spill on your shoes. Among other things. I’ll spare you that story.Step 3. I insert the whole litter box down into the trash bag. I tip it so that all the litter empties out. It is at this point, for good measure, I bang it against the ground to get out as much of that sticky poo as I can.At our house though, with Alvin’s super poo. Only about 80% comes out. The rest clings to the side like it’s mixed with some super sticky substance that I kinda wonder if NASA would be interested in for testing. It could work as a super adhesive. Because that’s what it’s like.Now step 4. I get the hose and my high quality handle that has the jet setting on it so I can make the water go full force. I stand there for 5 minutes spraying that poo trying to get it off the plastic litter box. Sometimes I look up and Alvin is on his cat tree watching me through the window, wagging his tail back and looking like some Cheshire Cat. I’m sure he’s thinking some evil cat thought and laughing at how he has trained us to clean his poo.I finish spraying and then see that there’s still some poo on the side. So I spray it some more. Hoping for a better result this time. 10 minutes later the super glue adhesive, wonder of nature poo is finally off the side of the litter box.What step are we on? Doesn’t matter I guess. So it’s at this point I leave it to dry and in about 5-10 minutes take it inside. Fill it back up and put it in this piece of nice cat litter box hiding furniture.I don’t know what happens at your house when the newly filled litter box is put down. But at our house before I can get the door closed on this piece of furniture, Alvin has run into the hole on the side and I can already hear the sound of the litter being dug into.

Once it was all put together the end result was great, but a few times during assembly I caught myself wishing I wasn't putting it together single handedly. I only managed to finish putting it together by propping pieces up against a wall, since there was no way to balance it all in place while I aligned the dowels.Still, the end result was pretty good, it'd probably fit in a larger than average bathroom, but mine ended up making a permanent home in the living room. I was afraid my cat would be confused about the new set up for his litterbox but he got used to it right away. It looks great and matches with the rest of my furniture perfectly, there's even enough space inside to hide away the clean litter and cleaning tools along side the box itself.Think ahead when you get it, maybe ask for help putting it together, but over all very much worth the effort and the pricetag.

Okay so I’ve built a lot (and I mean a LOT) of Amazon furniture, and every time I’ve done it I put it together wrong the first time but don’t realize until like the last step. That was absolutely not the case with this piece. Everything was labeled clearly from the individually packaged hardware, to the wood pieces, and the instruction manual. There is no written instruction so it’s all visuals, but they were SUPER clear, and incredibly easy to follow especially with all the pieces and parts being already labeled. Assembly time was roughly an hour, and then I spent another hour customizing the interior with all the stuff pictured. It’s a pretty solid piece - not too heavy, but solid enough that it definitely doesn’t feel flimsy or like it’ll break. I think the description said it can hold up to 130lbs (I went through like every single search page before I decided on this item, so I could be wrong)? I definitely wouldn’t trust it with that much weight although I’d say 40-60lbs is probably more accurate. I also read reviews in advance that noted pieces being damaged or not included on arrival so I was expecting something to be wrong. There was only one area that was damaged and I included pictures. It’s just a little scuffing on two of the legs, but they’re metal, and they’re legs so.. I’m not going to see them anyway. I also saw some photos of reviews where the doors didn’t sit quite right. That was definitely true of mine as well, but I just used the tiniest piece of plastic that covered the corners of the wood pieces for shipping, and popped it underneath the piece that holds the door and it’s totally fine now. It still moves as expected. It just doesn’t stay all the way open like the other door - it’ll start closing on its own. You can see it in the pictures (it’s the left door). Other than that though, the shipping was fast, the price point, and product itself are all really great. I’d absolutely buy another one. Now if only they had a taller version of this that I could use in my hallway.. but I’m probably going to have to just build one for what I’m looking for.

Es perfecto para ocultar un arenero mediano y utilizar la parte de arriba para buro o algo más

The media could not be loaded.  No more looking at a plastic litter box eyesore. This cabinet is not only cute, & well made, but also very spacious, but doesn’t take up too much space. My son decided to try it out first. The kid, & the cats approve. Great price, & quality, & matches my furniture.

Was easy to build and a solid piece and looks great in our room. Our large litter pan 16x20 fits, and the small divider inside was not placed for more room and did not effect it. I would recommend.

It did come with a few scratches on the top and it looks like someone used one of those wood corrector markers to fix it but other than that it’s super cute and hides the litter very well ! My guests didn’t even know it was a hidden litter box. If you have a pup that likes to get into the litter, the opening is abit large and a small/ medium sized dog can still get into it. I thought I would be able to put our cat tower on top but it’s not strong enough for something of that weight, but picture frames, a cat bed or other lighter items are supported just fine. But overall a good purchase.

I'm really happy with this cat litter box enclosure. It shipped very quickly and it is packaged very well too. Took me about 15 min to put together and while I probably wouldn't stand on it, it is a pretty sturdy prefab cabinet. The faux wood pattern actually looks decent and has a nice slight texture. I outfitted mine with a Tupperware tub that fit like a glove after cutting off the handles, and a $15rubber grid from rona in the exit to de-litter the cats paws. Looks and works great. I also like the little walls on the top to keep items from sliding off. I would definitely recommend this enclosure to anyone looking to upgrade their cats litter box area.