Enclosure Hidden Litter Furniture Cabinet with 2-Tier Storage Shelf

It is a little smaller than I thought, but I looked at so many I forget. It took me by myself (an almost 50 y/o out of shape woman) about 1.5 hrs to assemble. I knew it was going to be "fun" when the instructions stated "Ardware". There are absolutely no words other than that. There are no letters on the pieces so match them up as good as you can with the picture. I still have no idea what the very first instructional picture was for. I skipped it, it matched nothing. There are these small metal pieces you put into some of the holes (see pic), they have a hole in them as well, the idea is the long screw will go through the board and screw into that inserted metal piece. Well, that little metal piece is quite difficult to put into the hole and keep straight. Also, you can't reach it with one arm while you are trying to insert the screw with your other arm. It is also done at a point after the door is assembled, so you have to get down on your back like a plumber and try to line stuff up. You will cry, but you have to dig deep and tell yourself "I will win" and make that thing do what it is supposed to do. Or get a second person. I have the Tidy Cats Breeze box, and even though I measured and took all info into account, the door doesn't completely close. I have both forms of Breeze (lid and no lid) and the one with the lid actually fits height wise, but same issue, door won't close. There are some options, I may take some of it apart and remove the little back wall with the air holes. It's not really doing anything, and the litterbox can then go back another 1/2- 1 inch. Or I may drill some holes to plug the tiny door stops further forward. At this point, it's just going to remain this way for a little while, the cats have to get used to it before I take it all apart again. I had an automatic litterbox, but one cat was too scared to use, and both used the pellet box so getting rid of the auto box. Their food used to sit on top of it (It was a square not round auto box) so this set up keeps their food in the same location but even more room to sit. I love the side shelves, we put our shoes there as this is the laundry room where we first walk in from outside. Make sure to put little tabs or something to keep it stable, it is not perfect and not all holes line up so the metal "feet" can be just the teeniest bit off. The last thing I want is for it to rock the tiniest bit and the cats get scared to jump up to eat or go in for the litter box. So far so good, my girl checked it out during building. My big boy and the girl came out immediately after set up and checked it out. These are Maincoon mixed cats so both are about 14-15 lbs and fit nicely through the door. It was a plus that it happened to match our laundry room bathroom flooring. I like it and think it will work out.

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Very nice! Super-easy to put together with an electric screwdriver & hand screw driver. And I did it by myself including hanging the doors. The instructions suggest a second person to help which would have been nice but doable with one. I really like that I stacked them!

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Oh, I like it. Very cute. Only problem is the connection part I don’t know what it’s called as showed in third picture doesn’t work well. Overall it’s good

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It's strong and all the pieces fit together perfectly. The entrance is easy for my cat to get in and out of. It is big and spacious, with plenty of room for a big litter box and my cat, who can tell he loves his new house. I highly recommend this beautiful and functional piece of furniture to anyone with a cat.

It's been in there most of the time since we bought it. Assembly is very simple and very strong! I would say it's very nice. It doesn't take up much space, so I can basically put it anywhere. Overall, great product!