Feandrea HAINS PCT113G01 2-in-1 Cat Tree with Litter Box Enclosure

Key takeaways

Combining a cat tree with a concealed litter-box cabinet, the Feandrea HAINS PCT113G01 brings climbing, scratching and a private toilet area into one piece of furniture. That joined-up layout can be useful where floor space is limited, while the greige finish and contemporary cabinet shape are intended to sit more neatly alongside home furnishings than a basic open cat tower.

The upper sections provide places to climb, play and rest, with sisal scratching areas and removable, washable cushions. The lower cabinet can house a litter tray, or be used as a cat house or pet-supply storage instead.

Its main appeal is combining several everyday cat essentials, rather than offering the largest possible climbing frame or a separate, dedicated litter cabinet. The included tip-over protection device is intended for wall attachment, the manufacturer advises securing the tree to the wall for safe use.

Cleaning & care

The cushions can be removed for washing, which makes it easier to freshen the resting areas without cleaning the whole structure. The veneered board surfaces can be wiped with a cloth to remove hair and dirt. These practical details matter in a piece of furniture that combines sleeping and litter areas, although the litter tray itself still needs its usual cleaning routine.

The enclosed lower space is designed to provide privacy and help contain scattered litter and odours. It should be understood as a concealment and mess-reduction feature, rather than a replacement for regular litter maintenance. The cabinet can also be repurposed for supplies or as a cat house if you do not use it for a tray.

Getting the most from it

Plan the layout around the lower cabinet first: it needs to suit the litter tray or alternative use you have in mind, while leaving the upper levels accessible for climbing and resting. The product information does not give a litter-tray size, so check the space against your own tray before choosing this arrangement. Once assembled, use the supplied tip-over protection device to secure the tree to a wall, as instructed by the manufacturer.

Buyer feedback describes the furniture as attractive and generally straightforward to assemble, with clear instructions and a space-saving design often appreciated. Some buyers say the bottom cupboard helps hide the litter tray. Views on size are mixed: some find it roomy for medium-sized cats, while others say it is not suitable for larger-than-average cats. These comments are useful context, but individual cats and home layouts differ.

It makes sense if you want one coordinated unit for scratching, climbing, resting and concealing a litter tray, instead of buying a standalone cat tree and separate litter enclosure. Not the best choice if your cat is larger than average and you need confirmed space for its movements, the available information does not specify a suitable cat size.

Buying verdict

The PCT113G01 is most compelling as a space-conscious, multi-purpose piece of cat furniture. Its washable cushions and wipe-clean surfaces support routine upkeep, while the cabinet gives you flexibility beyond litter use. Choose it when combining functions and keeping the tray out of sight are priorities, and when the cabinet layout suits your tray. If your main requirement is a particularly spacious climbing structure, buyer feedback on size suggests checking whether this form factor will suit your cat before deciding.