Feandrea Bryan Collection PCL007W01 Cat Litter Box Enclosure, Cloud White and Pale Gold

If you want to keep a litter tray accessible to your cat but less visible in the room, this enclosure combines a concealed space with furniture-style looks. Its curved, offset entrance gives your cat a route into the enclosed area, while the white finish and pale gold-coloured frame make it easier to place alongside modern décor.

It can also serve as a side table, or hold a cat bed inside. The key fit check is the internal compartment: it measures 52 x 50 x 41.9 cm, so measure your tray rather than assuming every size will fit.

Where it shines

The enclosed layout offers your cat some privacy and hides the tray from view. A divider creates a winding entrance, designed to encourage exploration, and the entry sits 10 cm above the ground. That relatively low step may be useful for kittens or older cats, as stated in the product information.

For a practical home setup, the top can hold a lamp, books or decorations, or a pet bed. The enclosure is therefore suited to a room where you want the litter area to do more than occupy floor space. Its tall legs also leave the floor beneath accessible for cleaning.

Buyer feedback highlights the appearance and sturdiness, with some customers also saying the enclosure fits a larger tray and helps reduce litter on the floor. These are individual impressions, rather than a guarantee that every tray will fit or that mess will be eliminated.

What matters most

The internal measurements are more useful for choosing a tray than the general claim that it fits most litter boxes. Compare your tray’s dimensions with 52 x 50 x 41.9 cm, and allow for the entrance and divider when considering how your cat will use it. The front entry means you do not have to orient a side opening towards a particular direction.

The cabinet is made from chipboard and a steel frame. Its stated maximum static load is 60 kg on the top and 30 kg on the bottom. It is not designed for sitting on or mounting, so treat it as a surface for household items rather than a seat. You’ll like it if you want the litter tray concealed while keeping a useful surface above it. It’s not for you if you need furniture that can double as seating.

How to look after it

Two doors provide access for scooping and cleaning the litter area. The raised legs also make it easier to clean underneath without moving the whole cabinet. Assembly instructions and labelled parts are included, the product information says setup takes under 30 minutes, though the time required can vary. A cat bed can be placed inside instead of a litter tray, but the space still needs to suit the item you choose.

Questions before you buy

Will my litter tray fit? The internal compartment is 52 x 50 x 41.9 cm and is described as fitting most trays. Check your tray against those measurements before choosing, as the wording does not mean every size will fit.

Can I use it as a cat house? Yes. The product information suggests placing a cat bed inside, or using the top for a pet bed. The top’s maximum static load is 60 kg.

Is it straightforward to clean? The two doors give access for scooping, and the space beneath the raised legs can be cleaned. These features help with access, but do not remove the need to clean the tray itself.

Should you buy it?

This Feandrea makes most sense if hiding the litter tray and giving your cat an enclosed, offset entrance matter as much as having a usable top surface. Compared with a basic open tray setup, it adds concealment and a furniture-like finish, in return, you need to make sure your tray fits the internal compartment. Choose it for that combination of storage and litter-area screening, not as a seat or as a guaranteed fit for every litter box.