Sizing decides whether a litter cabinet works, so start there: the interior swallows a litter box up to 23 by 19 by 17.5 inches, which is roomy enough for the larger covered trays rather than only the slim open pans, inside an overall 35.5 by 20 by 20 inch frame. Once that tray is shut away, the cat has private space for its restroom, the smell stays controlled inside the cabinet, litter tracked onto the floor drops off sharply, and a dog is kept away from the tray entirely.Upkeep is the second thing that matters. Double doors fitted with convenient handles open the full front for scooping and maintenance, and a scratching board sits inside that is removable rather than fixed, so it comes out for cleaning and goes back without tools. The surfaces themselves are an easy-cleaning finish that wipes over quickly when litter dust settles.The top is more than a lid. Rated at 88 pounds, the large tabletop carries plants, decorations, or ordinary storage, which is how the cabinet passes as a coffee table or a side table instead of reading as pet gear parked in the corner. A stylish design lets it integrate with home decorations rather than fight them.Underfoot, adjustable feet take up the difference on floors that are not quite level, keeping the 38 pound cabinet stable rather than rocking. It is built from engineered board and MDF, finished in white, and assembles from one box.