DINZI LVJ Litter Box Enclosure, Flip Top Litter Box Furniture, Good Ventilation, Hidden Cat Washroom, 27.6" L x 19.7" W x 19.7" H, Entrance Can Be on Left/Right, Wooden Cat House, Greige

I recently switched from my trusted but plastic and old CatIt Jumbo hooded litter boxes to stainless steel open top ones and was looking for a way to conceal them.Most options I checked out were not big enough to hold these large 24" x 16" litter pans. Then I saw these and thought I would try them as the design goes perfectly with the floors in the room.The first one arrived and assembly was easy. Instructions are clear and straight forward, everything is well labeled and packaged. You get spare hardware in case you lose a piece.They specifically tell you NOT to use a power tool to fasten the hinges, because if you do, you will strip out the predrilled holes - looks like some reviewers found out the hard way...My one issue was with the lid not staying all the way open. It would stop at an angle.The box fit with enough clearance for my Tom cats to climb in and after verifying that they were fine with this setup, I ordered a second one. Assembling it was a breeze, of course and I got lucky: this second one keeps the lid all the way open.Overall, I think it's an attractive option for a not so attractive purpose. :)It fits together perfectly and nothing breaks, if assembled correctly.It's not a heavy duty cabinet but it's fine for what it is.Pro Tips:- Don't use power tools. A ratchet screwdriver works perfectly.- Line the bottom of the cabinet with peepads that will catch any spills.- If you have cats that are skittish or not used to enclosed litter boxes, leave the lid open for the first few days. Once they are comfortable, you can close the lid.I tricked mine out with stick on LED pucks that are motion activated and light up during the duration of the visit. 😆

Update April 2025: Still highly recommend! This litter box container still looks and works like new and is used daily by is our 18 and 13-year old Ragdoll cats. We have three other litter boxes but they prefer the one in this enclosure. I wish I had purchased this top opening enclosure years ago instead of investing $250+ on a front opening, cherry wood version. This top opening one is soooo much easier to scoop and clean, the ventilation slats have helped keep it odor free, it looks great, and is loved by our cats.Original Review Dec 2023: The white litter box cover looks great in our laundry room and our elderly, large Ragdoll cat has no problems using it. It is a very sturdy even though it’s made from particleboard. The hinges operate smoothly and will hold the lid half way open or all the way open for easy cleaning of the litter box. The threshold opening is about 5 inches from the floor and easy for our 17-yr old, 16 pound cat to enter. It did take nearly 60 minutes for my husband to assemble, but all parts (and some spare parts) were included, everything was well packaged and labeled, and clear instructions were provided. This top opening unit makes it much easier to clean the litter box and is far more budget friendly than a front opening solid wood unit that I am replacing. I would definitely purchase this item again and highly recommend it. (I did not receive any free items or other compensation for this honest review.)Tip: I suggest putting a pet training pad on the inside of the box to help make any accidents or spilled litter easier to clean. Since purchasing this item two months ago, one time my cat got some pee outside the litter box (he tends to pee near the edge of the litter box) and the pee pad was great at catching his “miss”.

The look of the cabinet is great & blends well with other furnishings. Our cats seem less anxious now that they can see out while using the litter box, ie no surprise interruptions by the other cat. We have 2 cats so I eventually switched from 3 potted-plant-style litterboxes to 3 of these cabinet styles. They were easy to assemble however the small screws that hold the slow-close arm onto the lid ripped out of the wood on the 2nd one I assembled. By the 3rd assembly I realized that the slow close was actually not helpful when scooping the litter as it didn't consistently hold the lid in the open position but started to close on me while I scooped, so I left it off. Since I have the cabinets next to walls, I just lean the open lid against the wall while scooping instead. Only other issue is that I'll eventually need to replace the floor of the cabinet since our male cat over sprays even the high-sided litterbox we're using. Despite lifting the litterbox out to clean underneath regularly the urine is soaking into/warping the floor of the cabinet. I'll replace with plexiglass .

We finally caved and purchased a box hideout to keep our kitty roca eating dane out of the cat box. This thing is great. It's cheap material but definitely looks super nice and is a great price compared to the other's we were looking at. It holds the cat box really well and seems pretty sturdy. My cat's don't use the box we hid very often so I can't speak on their willingness or ability to use it but it does look like it has lots of room for even the hefty kitties. The door is large but low so we don't think our big noggin dane will be able to get into it but I love that I can turn the piece if needed to have the entrance be from the side rather than the front which is how we currently have it set up. Overall it was a good purchase and we may end up switching to this for the rest of them even though we never have issues with those cat boxes being bothered but because they look so much nicer than just a tin with litter in it and the cat's can have their own private bathroom time we may be back for more!