Homhedy Cat Litter Box Enclosure, Wooden Cat Washroom Furniture with Barn Door, Pet House, Fit Most of Litter Box, Greige

Very easy to put together. It works perfectly for our needs with our 2 new rescue kittens! They use it very easily with no accidents! Perfect size!

Lightweight but sturdy, easy to assemble, looks nice. I had to order 4 cat boxes to fit the dimensions, it fits large boxes, however the large ones I had were round so I found 4 square ones that fit, at a good price on Amazon. Box dimensions 19x15 x11.75

Love this enclosure. It is a bit bigger than I imagined, but fits my space beautifully and looks great. It was incredibly easy to build (I had it put together by myself in less than 20 minutes, start to finish) and seems to be decently sturdy. The quality isn’t mind-blowing, but for the price, it looks very nice and seems like it’ll last quite a while. It easily fits my oversized litter box with some room to spare. Knocking off one star because I ordered two, but one was lost at the carrier facility and I had to contact Amazon 3 times for a refund. I understand this wasn’t directly the seller’s fault, but it did take away from my buying experience.

Easy to put together. I love that the hole could be put on either side. The weight makes it light enough it was easy for me to assemble and move alone. Easy to clean and wipe down. I put this by a low window and is super sturdy for my cats to use it as a nap spot. Hides the catbox well

What can u say but LOVE, I like my house to look a certain way and didn't want a bulky litter box showing with this it has no smell, plenty of room and has a nice look. Very spacious for the fur babies and easy to assemble 100/100 would def recommend. I put my kitties cat tower on top and they love the extra added height

Love this cat box holder. I needed something that was discreet to put my cat box in and also something that didn't look hideous. This fit everything that i was looking for. It looks great where it is and there's nothing negative i could say about it. its sturdy and looks good. THANK YOU!!!!

I purchased this litter box cabinet for our rescue cat who we have had to keep separated from our two older cats that live downstairs. Oreo (our rescue) lives upstairs. And unlike our two other cats that have their 4x litter pans stowed away in the basement and away from living spaces, Oreo’s 2x litter pans have been tucked away in a corner of our upstairs den due to our master bathroom not being large enough to accommodate their size. *PLUS kicked litter in a room where moisture and humidity understandably happen after a bath/shower can turn into a muddy clay mess to clean. TWO litter pans PER cat is what experts recommend for happy healthy cats. And with us not wanting to stick her litter boxes in bedrooms either, the den was the only reasonable option we had. However, no matter how clean and how often I scoop her litter pans to keep on top of odors, hygiene, and Oreo’s overall happiness, walking into the den and immediately having my eyes land on the litter pans tucked away into the farthest corner of the room still made me cringe. It made the room feel untidy and unhygienic. However, it was when I went to visit my daughter this past summer that I noticed she had her kitten’s litter box tucked away in a similar piece of furniture built like an end table that I realized this was a solution for our situation. I returned home and did research for months thinking I would have to purchase two separate pieces. But that’s when I saw they sell entire one piece units for TWO litter pans just like this one! I have spent an even longer amount of time comparing specs on each one because they all vary. But then I noticed another reviewer for this product showed a picture of the exact same litter pans that we use. The ones we have are the standard waste cat pan—gray—XL from Target. They are the BEST non-powered litter boxes we have found to date. They are XL and have high side walls that help minimize the amount of litter kicked out of the box. While they aren’t perfect, they have ample enough room for a large grown cat like Oreo to use as opposed to the smaller “shoebox” litter pans that I see most cat owners using due to perceived space constraints. Using a larger litter pan helps keep messes to a minimum because I can pour more litter into it and my cat isn’t frustrated finding a clean spot to use the pan or having enough litter to cover her waste. I clean them 2x a day, but even when we leave for an overnight trip, I find that those litter pans don’t get so out of hand with use when we are gone because they are of an ample size and she has TWO. So finding a cabinet to accommodate these litter pans was paramount because I did NOT want to have to downsize pans to have a pretty piece of furniture. Anyhoo—I purchased my cabinet in the wood grain in an attempt to keep with the natural wood tones of our midcentury modern furniture. How I wish this came in different wood finishes besides black, white, and this lighter wood. I worried initially that this cabinet would be too small gauging the box it arrived disassembled. However, assembly was moderately easy. You do REQUIRE an electric drill for some aspects of it. And it helps to have an extra person hold a few of the panels flush while drilling into the parts that did not come predrilled. But both littter pans fit inside their respective cubbies with about an inch or more of space to spare. The entrance panels seem razor thin, but Oreo hasn’t struggled tripping over them to get to the box. The durability of this cabinet lasting for years to come seems questionable only because it is a thin prefabricated pressed wood. The magnets on the door panels are decently strong. But pulling on the doors to get at the litter pans to clean them concerns me as far as how this every day wear and tear will affect it longevity. That being said, this has helped solve a problem of the litter pans visibility. I now no longer have to apologize we have cats and launch into a story about our rescue cat and why it is necessary to have her separated from our two downstairs cats. And that her litter pans have to stay in the den. Because no matter how clean our home or scoop her litter pans, just the sight of them sitting in the way back corner of the room would have EVEN ME mentally bracing to smell something unpleasant. So now, we can have guests over and NOT have to even address we are cat owners because her litter pans are no longer the focal point of the room. And IF, this cabinet does eventually fall apart, we figure it is a good template build to later have an Amish furniture maker custom make for us at a higher price point for longevity. But for now, this does the trick.

This litter box enclosure has a cute design and definitely reduces litter mess, which I appreciate. But overall, I’m disappointed—especially given the price.I use a high-back litter box, and while it technically fits inside, my larger cat can’t sit in his normal position. He has to crawl in and duck down just to use it, and it’s clearly uncomfortable for him. It’s too cramped for a cat that needs space to turn or move naturally.The material feels cheap and flimsy, not worth the $80+ I paid. Within a week, the back panel was pushed out from normal use, and I had to glue, caulk, and nail it just to keep it together.I love the concept, and it does help with litter control, but if you have a larger cat or a high-back litter box, this isn’t a good long-term solution. Look for something taller, sturdier, and more spacious.