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Feandrea Cat Litter Box CUSTOS Review UK 2026

Feandrea Cat Litter Box CUSTOS
Our score: 9.3/10
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Quick verdict

Score: 9.3/10

Best for: Hiding the litter tray in tidy furniture that contains mess and odour

Not for: Very large cats or multi-cat homes if the internal space is tight

Bottom line: A practical cat enclosure (litter-box enclosure, 80 x 50 x 45 cm) for a happier, tidier home.

The Feandrea Cat Litter Box is a litter-box enclosure for indoor use, designed in a modern hidden furniture style. Measuring 80 x 50 x 45 cm, it is suited to homes where a discreet, side-end-table look is needed, but cat comfort depends on the cat size and how the litter space is arranged. Buyers should also check that the front entry and double doors fit the cleaning routine.

Key specifications

FeatureDetail Notes
Size80 x 50 x 45 cm Confirm fit
EntryFront entry Door access

Pros

  • Litter-box enclosure
  • Hidden furniture design
  • 80 x 50 x 45 cm
  • Hides the tray and contains mess and odour

Cons

  • Check the internal size suits your cat (and multi-cat homes)
  • Most need some assembly
  • A large cat may find some enclosures tight inside

Type and Placement

A hidden litter-box enclosure such as this cat enclosure is designed to act as both a covered litter area and indoor furniture, rather than an open tray. It features a front-entry opening set into a cabinet-style housing, helping to contain litter dust and keep the litter area looking tidy. With dimensions of 80 x 50 x 45 cm, it is suited to tighter indoor spaces against a wall, although clear access to the front entry is still required for daily use. As with covered designs, cleaning access may be less straightforward than an open tray.

Size and Space

With an overall size of 80 x 50 x 45 cm, the Feandrea cat litter-box enclosure is designed to fit along a wall, where a standard open litter tray might take up more visible space. The 50 cm wide footprint allows it to sit alongside other furniture, while still offering a cabinet depth of 45 cm. The 80 cm height may suit taller cats, but measuring the room is necessary before installation. Clearance is also required for front access through the entry area, and the double doors may need additional swing space.

Material and Build

The cat enclosure cat litter-box enclosure is a cabinet-style housing designed to hide the litter box. Its main body is sized to 80 x 50 x 45 cm (height x width x depth) and it features a furniture-like cabinet structure with front entry and double doors to keep the litter area enclosed. The cloud white colour is part of the CUSTOS collection PCL020WB02, giving it a modern look. A solid, boxy form supports placement as an end table; limited space may be a consideration for cats that need extra room.

Setup and Access

To set up the Feandrea cat litter-box enclosure, start by choosing an indoor location that can accommodate its overall size of 80 x 50 x 45 cm (H x W x D). Position the enclosure so the front entry and the double doors face the direction used most within the home, then place it on a stable, level surface to avoid stiff door movement caused by uneven flooring. After positioning, check that the double-door opening has sufficient clearance from surrounding walls. Once in place, align the litter area inside neatly and keep the front entry unobstructed for straightforward cat access.

Who Is This For?

This cat litter-box enclosure suits owners who want a concealed, furniture-style setup for an indoor litter area. It fits a space where an 80 x 50 x 45 cm (L x W x H) footprint is workable, as that is the only confirmed size. The CUSTOS PCL020WB02 is aimed at people who prefer a front-entry design with double doors, plus a side end table look intended to blend into living rooms or bedrooms. It may not suit households that need an immediately open litter tray, because the concealed access requires the cat to use the door openings. It also targets cats that accept an enclosed indoor entry.

Where to Buy in the UK

Buyers in the UK can purchase the cat enclosure from UK retailers that stock The Feandrea Cat Litter Box pet furniture, including major online marketplaces and pet product shops such as Amazon UK, John Lewis, Currys, AO, Argos, Plus Pets at Home, Jollyes, Zooplus and The Range. Before ordering, confirm the exact model code, CUSTOS PCL020WB02, and verify the dimensions listed as 80 x 50 x 45 cm. Check the colour and listed design details, including cloud white finish, a front entry, double doors, and an indoor side end table.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Feandrea worth it?

For hiding the litter tray in a piece of furniture that looks good and contains mess and odour, the cat enclosure is a practical buy. Whether it suits you comes down to your space and your cat's size. Check the current Amazon UK price, as cat furniture is often discounted.

What type of cat enclosure is the Feandrea?

The cat enclosure is a litter-box enclosure - a cabinet or piece of furniture that conceals the litter tray inside, so it looks like normal furniture while containing mess, odour and stray litter. It keeps the tray out of sight and often doubles as a side table or bench.

Is this cat enclosure for indoor or outdoor use?

The Feandrea is designed for indoor use. Place it where your cat already likes to be, with easy access, and - for a litter enclosure - good ventilation and room to enter, turn and dig comfortably.

What size is the Feandrea Cat Litter Box?

The cat enclosure measures 80 x 50 x 45 cm. Always check the dimensions against both your space and your cat: a litter enclosure needs room for the tray plus space to turn and dig, and an outdoor run should give real room to move, climb and rest. Bigger cats and multi-cat homes need more space.

What features does this cat enclosure have?

The Feandrea offers hidden furniture design. The hidden-furniture design keeps the litter tray out of sight and looks tidy in a living space. Match the features to how and where you'll use it.

Are cat enclosures a good idea?

For the right need, yes. A litter-box enclosure hides the tray and contains mess and odour; a cage or pen gives safe containment for a new, recovering or nervous cat; and an outdoor enclosure gives safe fresh air. Choose the type that solves your specific need and suits your cat and space.