Because someone wanted to see it, here it is:
It's disguised as a workshop bench in the garage.
To provide a little history, my cats prefer using litter box on the 1st floor, but for years we have been troubled by having no good place on the 1st floor to put the litter box. This finally solves that problem. It's based on a workshop bench we got from Harbor Freight, modified to be fully enclosed underneath. The passageway is custom built as well (tried a cat door, but it just wasn't working out) and it remains open, so it's an air conditioned space. I intentionally installed an outlet, bottom outlet switched, so I could add a night light and a switched "bathroom" exhaust fan. Cabinet doors are there to open it up for cleaning, and I made them locking (don't really want curious folks just opening it up at random).
The extra footings at the bottom serve several purposes -- 1) it raises it so the floor of the litter box is at the same height as the house interior floor; 2) it levels the table (my garage floor has a slight slope to it); 3) it provides space underneath for litter supplies and misc. storage.
I'm pretty darn happy with this thing, and the cats like it too.
It's disguised as a workshop bench in the garage.
To provide a little history, my cats prefer using litter box on the 1st floor, but for years we have been troubled by having no good place on the 1st floor to put the litter box. This finally solves that problem. It's based on a workshop bench we got from Harbor Freight, modified to be fully enclosed underneath. The passageway is custom built as well (tried a cat door, but it just wasn't working out) and it remains open, so it's an air conditioned space. I intentionally installed an outlet, bottom outlet switched, so I could add a night light and a switched "bathroom" exhaust fan. Cabinet doors are there to open it up for cleaning, and I made them locking (don't really want curious folks just opening it up at random).
The extra footings at the bottom serve several purposes -- 1) it raises it so the floor of the litter box is at the same height as the house interior floor; 2) it levels the table (my garage floor has a slight slope to it); 3) it provides space underneath for litter supplies and misc. storage.
I'm pretty darn happy with this thing, and the cats like it too.