Cat Tree with Litter Box Enclosure 4-in-1, Cubby and Hammock
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This cat tree with litter box enclosure brings together, in a single piece of furniture, a cabinet that hides the tray, a cubby, a hammock and an observation platform. On a footprint of 80 × 50 cm (31.5 × 19.7 in), your cat has a spot for its toilet needs, somewhere to rest, to scratch and to keep watch over the room. It comes in grey with a black frame and in white with a gold frame.
This model answers a frequent request: integrating the litter box better into the home without giving up the elevated spaces a cat enjoys. In a single piece of furniture, it brings together a litter area, a place to scratch, spots to rest and an observation post.
Hidden litter box, play and rest all in one
Space-saving
Litter box, cubby, hammock, platform and scratchers are combined on a footprint of 80 × 50 cm (31.5 × 19.7 in).
Concealed tray
Two arched doors keep the litter tray out of sight, and three ventilation holes are cut into the back panel.
Built-in scratching
Two natural sisal posts and a sisal scratching mat keep your cat busy right on the furniture.
Cosy spots
A platform with cushion, a 40 × 40 cm (15.7 × 15.7 in) cubby and a 35 cm (13.8 in) round hammock, all in plush, for naps.
Beautiful, Durable Materials
Every component is chosen for its strength and feel, so this piece ages beautifully over time.
Particle board
The structure and cabinet are made of particle board, with a grey wood-effect or white lacquered finish depending on the colour.
Metal frame and feet
The side frame and feet are metal, black on the grey version and gold on the white version.
Sisal and plush
The posts are wrapped in natural sisal rope, and the platform, cubby and hammock are lined with plush.
From delivery to first play
Check the parts
Unpack all the components and check them against the list in the instruction manual provided before you begin.
Assemble the furniture
Build the cabinet, the metal frame, then the upper levels by following the manual, and set the furniture on a level floor.
Set up the litter box and toys
Place your litter box in the cabinet, lay the sisal mat on the floor and hang the two pom-poms.
Designed Down to the Inch
The Details
Design & style
Arched doors, round handles and an exposed metal frame give the piece a contemporary look. It looks more like an occasional piece of furniture than a pet accessory.
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Comfort & play
The upper section brings together several spaces to rest, observe and play. Your cat finds everything it needs without leaving the furniture.
— Cat Tree with Litter Box Enclosure 4-in-1, Cubby and Hammock
Hygiene & upkeep
The cabinet hides the tray, and its two doors open wide so you can maintain it easily.
— Cat Tree with Litter Box Enclosure 4-in-1, Cubby and Hammock
We've Got Answers
The manufacturer does not provide the cabinet's interior dimensions. It is 47.7 cm (18.8 in) high, within an overall footprint of 80 × 50 cm (31.5 × 19.7 in). Measure your litter box, rim included, before ordering. If you are unsure, our customer service team can help.
It enters through a side opening, on the metal frame side. Two sisal rolls act as steps to reach it. The front doors are for maintenance only.
With the doors closed, the tray stays out of sight, and three round ventilation holes are cut into the back panel. To limit odours, the most effective step is still to change the litter regularly.
There are two versions: grey wood-effect panels with a black metal frame, or white panels with a gold metal frame and gold handles.
The manufacturer states a weight of 22.5 kg. It is best to assemble it directly in the room where it will stand.
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A Word from Le Félin
When the litter box finally finds its place
In an apartment, the litter box often ends up in a corner of the bathroom or hallway for lack of a better option. This furniture tucks it away in a discreet cabinet and gathers above it everything that fills a cat's day. If space is tight, our article on life for cats in apartments will help you organise their territory.
Before choosing this model, above all check the dimensions of your litter box. Also remember to leave space in front of the doors for maintenance and to keep the side access clear, so your cat walks in without hesitation.
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