PUPETPO Cat Litter Box Enclosure Furniture, Hidden Litter Box Cabinet with Flip Top, 31.5" Indoor Cat House Washroom for Kitty, Medium and Large Cat, White

Love this litter box enclosure! Been using it for over a year now! Was able to put it together by myself over the course of a few hours. The lift top is fantastic, and definitely makes it much easier to clean the box inside the enclosure. I also love that the top holds itself open very well, you don't ever have to worry about it closing on you while cleaning. Looks great too! My girl is medium sized ~10 pounds, and she has no issues using it. It is a bit on the small side inside the usable space, but as long as you plan & your choose your litter pan size carefully, it works! I got a metal pan (19.8" x 13.8", 6" deep) that fits horizontally almost perfectly with enough leftover room for her to enter and exit in the back. Getting a litter-catching mat for the "hallway" kitty uses to enter the enclosure is also recommended!

This box is perfect for appearance now that we have our liter box on the main level instead of the basement. The assembly is very sturdy. It was time consuming to assemble, but well worth it. It was a good price compared to other similar boxes.

I'll start with I love that it opens from the top and side. And it hides the litter box nicely. What I don't love is it only holds a smaller box that can't have high sides. So litter gets kicked around the rest of the box easily. Bc you have to have a low box it gets tracked out of the enclosure easily as well. I was wanting to put a stainless steel pan in there, but it's impossible to fit. Nice concept, but needs some tweaks.

It’s a great little cabinet. Looks sleek & it works great for the purpose. Cleaning it out is a bit of a project, but it could be the type of litter that we use.

Bought it for a litter box but ended up having to use it for a cat bed hideaway. Its too short. Cats have to hunch their head down to comfortably go. Made my male to where he peed over the litter box, same box ive used for years and that had never happened. Lucky had a pee pad underneath and had put contact paper on the sides so it cleaned up and wasn't ruined. Hinges never lined up right so since I was using it for hideaway I didnt need, I super glued the top down. Waste of money unless you have forever kitten size cats. Great concept. Just needs to be 5 or 6 inches taller. Couldn't find a taller one with a top lid.

This enclosed litter box does exactly what it is supposed to do. It keeps the litter contained, which means far less mess around the floor and fewer daily cleanups. I am pleased with how well it controls both odor and tracking. The enclosed design gives my cat privacy and keeps everything neatly tucked away. It was easy enough to assemble and feels sturdy once it is put together. The latch works well and the door swings without getting stuck. Cleaning it is simple and the smooth surfaces make it easy to wipe down when needed. It is not anything fancy or high tech, but it gets the job done and makes a big difference in keeping the space cleaner. If you are looking for a functional litter box that actually contains the mess and gives your cat some privacy, this one is a solid choice. No complaints from the cat either.

We have an old cat so wanted an enclosure that doesn't require her to step up or climb into the box. This is very easy for her to access. There are two doors that can be used to conveniently get to the litter tray for scooping / cleaning -- one on top and one on the side. I use the top to scoop and the side to remove the box entirely for changing / cleaning. One thing I modified was to add a carpet remnant on the inside opening to help trap some of the litter when she exits the tray. This has worked well to reduce tracking. It wasn't too difficult to assemble, feels sturdy and looks as nice as I could hope for as a litter enclosure. I've been through a couple of different litter box enclosures and this one is the best so far. Very functional -- would purchase again.

This was a royal pain to put together. It does need two people to assemble. At least you need a second person to get that hinged lid on. I have yet to get that part on as I don't have a second. The holes don't line up in spots for the screws. But it was fine, I attacked it with my power drill. There isn't real wood anywhere so the screw went in easily. I wouldn't buy this again. I kind of wish I hadn't. The instructions kind of blow. I had a hard time reading them. Though, when I realized I did something backwards it was easy enough to fix. One day, I will invite a friend and get the lid on. Right now it is an open topped bed.