Costway Cat Litter Box Enclosure with 2 Drawers 3 Doors Anti-Toppling Devices Storage

am very happy with this cat litter cabinet! It helped me solve a big problem - an unsightly cat litter box hidden in the upstairs hallway. This position is convenient for cats but unsightly for owners. This cabinet blends perfectly into the room without taking up too much space. I even made a cardboard mock-up before purchasing it to make sure it would fit neatly in the room and would accommodate a large enough litter box. Assembly took about an hour. I recommend reading the instructions carefully because the cat opening on this cabinet can be set on the left or right side. The pieces are heavy and sturdy, and I recommend assembling it with another person, as I did with another adult. I used a power drill to drive the screws into the back section (thanks to the commenter for suggesting this method). The opening is close to the ground and large enough for my large cat to fit through easily. There is a partition inside the cabinet to form an independent space and prevent cat litter from spilling outside the cabinet. The cabinet must be assembled with the partition as it acts as a support. There is a magnetic door closer and a contrasting metal latch. The cabinet can accommodate a large cat litter box. The door can be opened wide for easy cleaning of the litter box. I keep a cat litter scoop and dustpan with a brush on the entry side (foyer). I didn't want to ruin the interior so I wrapped the entire inside of the box with sturdy plastic shelving paper. I used velcro to secure the lining so it is completely removable. Not only will this catch any excess cat litter, but it will also protect the walls from any splashes of cat urine. The cabinet helps reduce odors when we use a separate litter box with a lid. All five of my cats use this cabinet. Of the five litter boxes in my house, this one seems to be the most popular based on what I clean out each night. I'm so glad I found a solution to our cat litter box needs that is both discreet and practical.

Looks great! 2 easy pieces to assemble!! Looks very sturdy!!! Holds 300 lbs! The cats loved it right away - awesome!! So nice to have a place to hide the litter box and all the supplies in it: fresh litter; new rug; scoop; and extra space to store old litter in a plastic bag in an empty litter bucket (homemade easy version of litter/sprites/stuff). This is exactly what I was looking for!! Love this piece of furniture!! Super happy with how easy it was to assemble = less than an hour. Easy to build. No written instructions. Pictogram instructions are easy to follow. Make sure everything is facing the way it is in the picture so it falls into place. The wood pieces are numbered for easy identification. Small parts are also in small bags and labeled with their numbered IDs as you build. So easy! [We counted the parts before we started because I hate to find out halfway through an assembly that something is missing and it takes days to arrive.] All the parts were there and they gave some away for free. [I loved that. If only I could remember which junk drawer to put the spare parts in… but that's another story. Haha] We carefully compared the pictures to the real thing to make sure we had the right number of screws, bolts, or latches. It took the two of us less than an hour to put this baby together. You can do it yourself, but it's always good to have help when putting together larger things and dealing with corners.

It's time, humans, we got a litter box big enough for us to relieve ourselves properly and in complete privacy, without bumping against the sides of it to cover up an artistic act that Van Gogh or Donatello would approve of. It takes time, careful planning and manipulation, repeated checks and adjustments. We need space to turn around and maneuver, and traditional litter boxes don't respect that. In a rectangular private litter box with a lid, it's hard to turn around and find the right angle to fiddle with our masterpiece. And revolving doors? They get in the way too, sometimes hitting our faces or butts as we go in and out, as if we're being punished on the spot for nature's basic needs. Or litter boxes with automated mining expedition designs that encroach on our space to twist, turn, bend and flail. We don't see humans trapped in a box no wider or taller than their shoulders, trying to keep their sculptures at their feet while avoiding touching any part of their bodies and trying to hide it for the next time, for themselves or someone else. No, that's uncivilized. You humans have plenty of room to move your legs and arms around your liquid litter box and find the right angle to keep it clean. For at least a thousand years, we have put up with this absurdity without an equally dignified container. Some of us even put presents under the bed or behind the sofa as a sign of protest and a message. Finally someone got it! They designed a container for us that is equally dignified! If you think your cats are acting like royalty now, wait until they get a chance to use this container and you will find out that they really are royalty. This litter box is round and large enough that two adult cats can fit in it if we are not so concerned about privacy when we work. There is plenty of room for my brother and I to do a somersault in it or stand on our hind legs at will. The door of the litter box is large, and when we grow up, we will have no problem jumping in, saving us the embarrassment of rushing to squeeze into the small gap. And those of us without a lid will not have to squeeze in the future in public. Humans do not sit down in front of family and friends! The best part about this beautifully designed litter box is that our humans can't see it at all and don't bother us most of the time unless they want to dig a hole and find something. We could never understand why you guys would play in it with a shovel and dig holes while we're at work to take things that don't belong to you. You all know that we'll be hiding behind the couch to peek at you. It does gross us out a little and it shocks us every time. That's why we stare in amazement when we watch you do it. Another great thing about our private hidden litter box is that our humans turn it toward a corner or wall and don't even know when we're in it. To the outside world, it looks like a lovely ground cover plant, and frankly, we prefer it that way. The best part is that the container has a deep bottom. My humans keep their litter in it, about 4 to 5 inches deep, which allows for better odor control, keeps it longer between their digging, and allows us to cover and organize the litter without having to scrape our claws at the bottom when we're done with new litter. What would you think if you ran out of toilet paper? Aside from my brother meowing and growling in the litter box to show it was working, there wasn't a single sound or peek inside the box every time I used it to let me or other normal cats know what was going on inside. Thankfully, I overheard my humans saying they were glad to finally go out and buy better quality artificial leaves so they would look more realistic and not as obviously fake as the included fern bouquet. Still, the price is right and it will suffice for now, since it looks pretty from a distance and most humans won't sit on it. We approve of this litter box more than any design on the market now or in history. All those litter boxes that strive to control odors, reduce mess, automate mining expeditions? All of those issues are gone with this giant litter box, which gets back to basics. Just buy the litter that comes in the box. While the litter box will last longer if it's deep enough, you'll need a bunch to fill it up at first. This is the real deal, and it doesn't stink!