Load ratings are what separate a real piece of furniture from a box with a cat hole in it, and this oak cabinet publishes all four. The tabletop takes 110 pounds, the double-door cabinet 44 pounds, and the compartment and storage shelf 22 pounds each, all carried on a solid metal frame that contributes stability as well as capacity. Three-sided guardrails run around the top so a plant or a stack of items cannot slide off the back or the sides.Underneath that top, the enclosed 20.5 by 17 by 14.5 inch cabinet conceals a litter box behind double doors. Three built-in vented holes are cut into the structure so air keeps circulating instead of stagnating in a closed compartment, and a cat moves between the cabinet and the shelf through an inner entry rather than having to come out the front and go back around.Scratching is accounted for as well. A wear-resistant cat scratch cardboard measuring 16 by 10 by 2 inches slots in, giving a cat a proper target for its scratching instinct so the impulse does not land on upholstery instead.Floor contact is adjustable. The feet screw up and down to keep the 60.5 pound cabinet level on ground that is not quite flat, and an anti-toppling device secures it against wobbling once weight goes on the tabletop. Built from MDF over metal at 35 by 17.5 by 29.5 inches in an oak finish, it serves as a cat litter box enclosure or an ordinary storage cabinet in an entryway, a front porch, a bedroom, or a living room.
Pet Intended For: Cat
Base Material: 70% Mdf, 30% Metal
Care: Wipe Clean
Country of Origin: Imported
Load ratings are what separate a real piece of furniture from a box with a cat hole in it, and this oak cabinet publishes all four. The tabletop takes 110 pounds, the double-door cabinet 44 pounds, and the compartment and storage shelf 22 pounds each, all carried on a solid metal frame that contributes stability as well as capacity. Three-sided guardrails run around the top so a plant or a stack of items cannot slide off the back or the sides.Underneath that top, the enclosed 20.5 by 17 by 14.5 inch cabinet conceals a litter box behind double doors. Three built-in vented holes are cut into the structure so air keeps circulating instead of stagnating in a closed compartment, and a cat moves between the cabinet and the shelf through an inner entry rather than having to come out the front and go back around.Scratching is accounted for as well. A wear-resistant cat scratch cardboard measuring 16 by 10 by 2 inches slots in, giving a cat a proper target for its scratching instinct so the impulse does not land on upholstery instead.Floor contact is adjustable. The feet screw up and down to keep the 60.5 pound cabinet level on ground that is not quite flat, and an anti-toppling device secures it against wobbling once weight goes on the tabletop. Built from MDF over metal at 35 by 17.5 by 29.5 inches in an oak finish, it serves as a cat litter box enclosure or an ordinary storage cabinet in an entryway, a front porch, a bedroom, or a living room.
