Faceket Cat Litter Box Enclosure - Indoor Litter Box Furniture Hidden with Dr...

A really beautiful little piece of furniture that blends in with the environment well. It's very modern and pretty, and if you didn't know what it was, you wouldn't be able to tell. It's relatively easy to assemble, and is sturdy. Great value for the money. Very pretty, the drawer is wonderful for storage of cat food, medicines, whatever your furkid needs on a regular basis. Unlike most reviews here, I find the doors very nice. They're lightweight and I dont have to struggle to open and close them. If anything changes I'll update this review. I do worry that the scratch doors are going to look horrible if my cats use them. Fortunately they don't seem very interested yet! I do wish it had come with some kind of liner for where the litter box goes, so if you're going to purchase this cabinet I would suggest making sure you have some kind of liner to set the box on, as it's white and painted/laminated wood and will stain and get roughed up and sanded by the spilled litter over time

this piece is so pretty and so functional. on one side I store my cats litter box and the other side I put her litter, toys, food, etc. it took some time to build and was a very heavy package, but it was well worth it. its very sturdy and looks great in my home. 10/10!! if you’re thinking of buying it, do it!! the color is a little off from the original photo, I would agree with other reviews that it’s a little darker but still looks great.

This isn't my first sneaky attempt at hiding my critters' litter. This one struck me because of the appearance. It fits my boho decor rather well and also, perfect size for my space. And, to be perfectly honest, the price was right. It was easy breezy to put together right up until the drawer. It quickly became my nemesis. And I lost sleep over deciding whether to return it after all my hard work or just accept that this drawer is a tad flimsy, sticks a bit, and doesn't open and close smoothly. Alas, my apathy has made us life long (it's life, not mine) companions. Pros: cute design, easy to clean, and my kitties appreciate the separate entrance and exit (they had to enter and exit the same hole in the last 2 sets - how gauche) Cons: it's not a quality piece necessarily but you get what you pay for and how long does one really plan to keep a critter sh***er?

At the end of the day I like the cabinet, but as someone who is generally good at putting furniture together I found this piece particularly frustrating. It actually may have been easier to build a custom cabinet as I had originally considered 🙄 I made a mistake in the beginning while putting the piece together (I had the divider in the center of the cabinet oriented the wrong way), and didn't realize it until I was mostly done putting it together. Annoying, but partialy my fault... However, when I went to backtrack I found that the piece would not come apart without potentially causing significant damage, which is why I docked a star. The pieces of the cabinet could have had sticker indicators showing correct orientation or the directions could have better highlighted correct orientation - especially since the quality of the materials and hardware make backtracking impossible, and the correct orientation is somewhat crucial. I ended up adding the pilot holes where I needed to fix the issue without totally ruining the cabinet. Also, the directions failed to have close-up illistrations where they would have been most helpful - like for the cabinet door latch, hinges, and for the cabinet arm hardware - and they failed to give good order of operations (I recommend connecting the arm to the door first, then the cabinet - it also helps if you unscrew the arm at one of the joints temporarily too). I docked a second star for cosmetic and functional imperfections as well. The paint on the metal ventalation piece has a rough looking off color bit on it, like some dust or something got it while it was being painted, or the paint sprayer spattered a bit while it was being done. I initially thought there was some gunk on it, but when I went to get it off I realized it was the paint itself, and trying to get it off would cause a large amount of paint to chip off and make it look worse if I attempted to. Additionally, the colors of the wood laminate are pretty off from what the pictures show in the listing, and the laminate on the handle and cabinet top and face don't match. There are some splintery bits of wood in the cutout where the cat is supposed to step to enter the cabinet that I'll need to sand a bit. And finally, it was difficult to get the drawer to be able to open and shut - I had to really drive in one of the screws in the hardware to get it to work, and it still doesn't do so smoothly. I like the cabinet, but it's not worth the nearly $200 I paid for it. Especially since I'm probably going to end up repainting the metal piece at some point and replacing the off-color handle with something that coordinates better. It fits in the space I bought it for though, and is just big enough for the Maine Coon I'm adopting from my friend. It's a poop palace at the end of the day... Laminate should be easy to clean, and the cabinet is sturdy enough.

We moved into a much smaller (but nicer!) apartment. It has an open floor plan and no where discreet to keep the boxes for our two cats. I searched for something aesthetically cute and not super cheap looking that was stacked as we don’t have much space. I settled on this one. Assembly took some time but was quite easy. I rather enjoy assembling furniture and seeing the new innovations they’ve come up with. The laminate on this one is tough and seemingly less difficult to chip or scratch than some more costly “real wood and laminate” furniture I’ve purchased. One of the hinges was damaged which I didn’t realize until assembly, and it caused too much tension on the door and the support hinge fell clear out. I was able to drill more holes and no one will see it so that’s fine. Seller responded promptly to say they will ship a replacement. I checked all measurements thoroughly yet my sifting boxes did not fit. The solution was to take a box cutter and slice off about 2mm of plastic. I lined the back of the units with vinyl which has been my solution for my high-peeing girl. Switching out set up to this plus pine litter from the feed store has been a real game changer. It smells pleasant when you walk by this little house. I’ll never not have cats and I’ll never not have a litter box hider again.