DIY Your Own Hidden Litter Box Design

Friends Visit and Can’t Even Find the Litter Box! A Hidden Litter Box Design 

For those of you living with cats in small spaces — do you like this idea?

Odor-resistant and quiet, the best spot is inside the bathroom vanity!

• Hidden: Side entrance (20×20 cm) that doesn’t affect the front appearance. The layout includes a litter mat zone to reduce tracking.

• Odor-resistant: If your bathroom doesn’t have a window, just keep the exhaust fan running.

• Quiet: The spot is well-hidden, with the cabinet door and room door providing extra soundproofing — no more being woken up by your cat digging in the litter early in the morning!

A Great Example of a Shared Bathroom Design for Both People and Cats

• Location: The cat’s litter area and the human toilet were designed together, with separate entrances. A sliding door divides the space into two areas.

• Usage: When the sliding door is closed, both people and cats can use their areas independently, keeping the space neat.

• Convenience: When the sliding door is open, it’s easy to clean the litter box, and the bathroom storage is close at hand.

• Result: The finished setup looks clean and simple, even when viewed from outside the bathroom.

If you want something more convenient, you can simply buy a ready-made one.

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