Two independent rooms sit behind the doors of this 43-inch natural cabinet, so two cats can use it at once without crowding, or one room can hold the litter tray while the other stores food and bedding. Each room accepts a tray up to 16 by 19 by 18.5 inches, and the 8.5-inch cat holes let them move between the two sides. Sisal scratching mats are fixed to both doors and a scratching board comes with it, giving claws somewhere to land other than the sofa. Engineered board panels and four tapered legs raise the cabinet to 24 inches, tall enough to work as an end table next to a chair. At 20 inches deep it stays out of the walkway, and the 45.5 lb assembled weight keeps it from shifting when a cat leaps up. Measuring an existing tray first is worth the minute it takes.