Sari is at it again! Last time she showed us her awesome DIY cat tower, that was based on Colin’s Kitty Catsle. This time she used her signature green and white to create a stylish and functional litter box hider with a good old IKEA Besta shelf unit. By cutting two holes in the shelf — one in the side and another in the divider panel — Sari created a little runway for her two Egyptian Maus, Mauno and Eppu, to enter and exit the litter box. Some carpeting on the walkway shelf helps trap the litter and a motion activated LED light over the box sheds some light on the subject. There’s even room to store a few bags of clean litter. With a sleek wall mural and coordinating sculpture by Eero Aarnio, this is a stylish litter center!
I couldn’t resist sharing a few more photos of Mauno and Eppu that I found on Sari’s blog.
You finished off the hole you made in the litter box cabinet.
Re: ” By cutting two holes in the shelf — one in the side and another in the divider panel — Sari created a little runway for her two Egyptian Maus, Mauno and Eppu, to enter and exit the litter box.”
How did you do that? Thank you.
what material is used to seal the holes with on the entrance and exit holes ??
Where did you get the plastic box that holds the litter?
I have the same IKEA cabinet and would like to make your cabinet, but I can’t find the right size bin to use as a litter box.
TIA.