Category 5 of 6 — cabinet-style enclosures that hide the tray inside household furniture, built for the DTC home and decor channel. Figures are typical references, confirmed per order.
Furniture enclosures move the litter box from the pet aisle into the home channel: the product is furniture that happens to house a tray, and the buyer conversations, finishes, hardware, wood composite standards, are furniture conversations. The tray inside is usually sourced from the standard categories, covered or open-top, and bundled.
| Parameter | Typical reference | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Shell | MDF or particleboard, laminate or veneer finish | Wood composite standards apply |
| Wood composite | CARB2 / TSCA Title VI references | Confirmed per destination market |
| Tray | Standard or covered tray inside | Sourced separately or bundled |
| Entry | Side opening with flap or divider | Privacy and odor containment |
| Hardware | Hinges, handles, anti-tip fittings | Furniture-grade expectations |
| Certification | Material frameworks per destination | Wood composite documents supplied per order |
| Profile | Positioning | Key reference |
|---|---|---|
| Bench enclosure | Entry piece, hallway and bath | Single tray, laminate finish |
| Cabinet standard | Living-room placement | Double-door access, divider panel |
| Side table hybrid | Premium home channel | Veneer finish, soft-close hardware |
Odor containment in a closed cabinet follows the same airflow logic as hoods, per the odor control guide, with the cabinet cavity playing the hood role.
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