Amazon Basics Cat Litter Box Enclosure - Simple Assembly Furniture-Style Cover Review

This is a $100 milk crate. There's no reason to be so expensive. Plastic knots break easily and imitation wood marks don't make it any better. 50€ would be reasonable.

I was a little nervous about buying it because of some bad reviews, but it's great for cleaning some cats in the bathroom. I was concerned it wouldn't be big enough (for two large Maine Coons) or waterproof, but it's perfect. And finally, this is a small hole for an IPX6 waterproof short power cord and I'm fine.

I would give 0 stars if I could. After 2 adult females collect 30 minutes, the doors will not stay closed. Yes, we have followed the instruction manual and the little arrows. If a litter box is placed in it, none of my 5lb Devon kittens can fit in comfortably. Every time they came across the tray, they threw it out and tried to get out. Now I have a poorly made plastic "camp" in my already crowded room. Thanks for nothing, Revain! I wasted my time, money and effort with this nonsense. To be…

I got this because my cat threw all the trash out of the box. It got annoying. I also wanted it to hide the box. It works well for this and my cat seems to love it. She will often hide in it. It's plastic but durable. It's also pretty easy to tie. It's a decent size. The case is suitable for our tray, cat and her snacks. It also keeps any residue inside and can be easily sprayed with a hose if needed. The box would also be great to leave outside. I know several people who build shelters for…

Benefits; Inexpensive others are smaller and made of chipboard and a bit more expensive, easy to assemble without tools, economical and not bad looking! minuses; After putting it together when I tried to get it into the cat area twice it fell apart twice so I had to put it back together. I thought it would be good to put a heavier weight on it, not too heavy but a heavy object just to hold on to! Also in the middle of the doors it looks like two screws are needed for something or small holes or

So if you see any Jackson Galaxy videos on trash cans, one of the most important rules is not to bag them. There are many reasons why you shouldn't do it. The bottom line is that you may be creating problems for you and your cat. Keeps the odor inside. Cat noses are extremely sensitive. Even if you think the box is clean, it still smells to the cat. Consider an extension. Bullshit And then there's the fact that they don't like it when there's no way out. Their instinct tells them not to go…

This was really handy for hiding the dirtier aspects of cat keeping and making them less visible. The body is plastic which feels cheap but I don't mind because I think it looks okay. It wasn't very difficult to put together, although I might have had a few moments where I couldn't slide some parts into place. Although I didn't use it, it had a small divider to separate a small portion on the right side, maybe to hold fountain pens or food, but I decided I wanted to fit two trays in, so I…

Before ordering I checked the measurements to make sure my existing tray would fit, but I didn't consider how much bigger it would be than my tray. Fully assembled, it takes up more space in my kitchen than I would like. This is a tool-less build, but I think a few screws would make it more solid and definitely easier to put together. The first four parts (base, back and two sides) came together very quickly. The instructions have many pages in multiple languages, but just pictures and arrows…

Pros: Makes a great safe haven for kitties Hiding tray features Provides extra tabletop space to place items Cons: Cheap plastic makes it flimsy Need to ensure that Cats will jump in Not intended for large cats Non-reversible design, only opens on the left Leaves a pain to clean This railing is designed to store the litter box to hide it from view. There are a few things to consider before ordering this or any other suitcase. Firstly, do you want to hide the tray for your own comfort or your…