Kitty Litter Box Enclosure: Tevila XL Enclosed Stainless Box

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A kitty litter box enclosure is a covered litter box with a lid, so the litter stays in the box and the lid hides the pan from the room. The Tevila XL Enclosed Stainless Steel Litter Box with Lid is the listing in our research file that fits that search most closely, because its title says enclosed and its bullets describe a fully enclosed setup, a semi-covered setup and an open pan. The listing gives box dimensions, a weight, a box capacity and a litter figure. It gives no lid-opening height and no performance results, so this post works only from those figures.

Quick answer

• Choose this box if you want a covered box with a lid and a front entry. The listing describes three setups: fully enclosed, semi-covered and open pan.
• Plan the litter with 40 L, not 80 L. The listing says the box holds cat litter up to 40 L, and 80 L is the box capacity.
• Measure the floor before you buy. The outer dimensions are 23.62 in by 15.74 in, and the listing gives no lid-opening height.
• Skip it if the lid height or the filter replacement schedule matters to you, since the listing states neither.

What the listing says

Item	What the listing says
Title	XL Enclosed Stainless Steel Litter Box with Lid, Black
Dimensions	23.62 in long, 15.74 in wide, 15.74 in high (specifications)
Weight	8.6 pounds (specifications)
Box capacity	80 L (bullet 1)
Litter figure	Cat litter up to 40 L (bullet 1)
Setup modes	Fully enclosed with lid, semi-covered, or open pan (bullet 3)
Entry and exit	Front entry, top exit (bullet 3)
Odor and leakage	Carbon filter pack; tall walls and seamless overlap (bullet 4)
Assembly	Quick to assemble (bullet 3)
Included	Litter scoop with holder, step board, litter mat, four non-slip pads (bullet 5)
Warranty	6-month free warranty for manufacturer defects, repair or replacement (specifications)
Lid-opening height	not stated
Filter replacement interval	not stated
Weight limit	not stated

Two rows need a note. The title and bullet 2 describe stainless steel, but the specifications also list ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) as a material, and the listing does not say which parts are ABS. The target species field lists “Cat, Maine Coon, Rabbit, Ragdoll, Shorthair”, which names two cat breeds and a rabbit, while the bullets describe cats only.

Four calculations from the listing figures

Each line below uses only figures printed in the listing, and the formula is written out so you can check it.

• Outer volume. 23.62 in x 15.74 in x 15.74 in = 5,851.8 cubic inches. The listing does not say whether its dimensions are outside or inside measurements, so this is the volume the outside dimensions enclose.
• Liters. 5,851.8 cubic inches x 0.016387 = 95.9 liters.
• Listed capacity against outer volume. 80 / 95.9 = 0.83. The 80 L figure is about 83 percent of the outer volume. The listing does not say which measure the 80 L figure uses, so the gap is not explained.
• Planning estimate for litter depth. Our planning estimate: 23.62 in x 2.54 = 60.0 cm, and 15.74 in x 2.54 = 40.0 cm. 60.0 cm x 40.0 cm = 2,400 square cm. 40,000 cubic cm / 2,400 square cm = 16.7 cm. 16.7 / 2.54 = 6.6 inches, which is the depth if the 40 L figure is spread across the full outer floor. The walls take up part of that floor and the listing gives no wall thickness, so the real depth would be a little greater.

Where it fits

Most people who search this phrase want the pan out of sight, so the setup modes matter more than the capacity. The title names the fully enclosed setup, and bullet 3 says the same box can also run semi-covered or as an open pan. The listing does not say how the semi-covered mode differs in use, so ask that before you buy if you plan to switch.

Three fit questions follow from the listing:

1. Cats per box. Bullet 1 calls the 80 L capacity ideal for multi-cat households. The listing gives no number of cats per box, so that count is not stated. For shared litter, see Best Cat Box for Multiple Cats.
2. Entry height. The listing describes a front entry and a step board for kittens or senior cats (bullet 5), but it gives no entry height. If the step matters for your cat, check the step against the entry before you rely on it. For more on steps, see Litter Box with Steps and Best Litter Box for Kittens.
3. Floor placement. The footprint is the main constraint, and the lid needs room to lift. For where to put the box, see Where to Put a Litter Box.

Bullet 4 says the carbon filter pack controls odor. For the odor side of the decision, see Best Cat Litter Box for Odor Control. For the litter itself, see Types of Cat Litter and Scoopable Cat Litter: What One Listing Says.

How we chose

We read the Tevila listing from the research file on 22 October 2026. The file’s scan is stamped 20 October 2026, and this post uses only the title, the five bullets and the specifications from that scan. The file holds twelve listings for this keyword from twelve brands: Cictiv, AIPERRO, PRTSUiKG, Amazon Basics, Idymere, Yuoaes, KISENG, OneBug, Tevila, Arm & Hammer, Camvivid and Kirecoo.

We kept the listing whose title and bullets describe an enclosed box with a lid, and whose bullets give a litter figure as well as a box capacity. Tevila is the only listing in the file whose bullets give a litter figure. Cictiv was the closest alternative: its bullets describe a convertible enclosure, but they give no litter figure, and its title includes a phrase that its bullets do not explain. AIPERRO also has an enclosed title, but it gives no litter figure either. Several listings are open pans or trays with no lid, so they do not match this search. PRTSUiKG is covered too, but its bullets describe an odor device and a motion sensor, and the listing does not state the device’s power source, so we did not use it for a plain enclosure review. Camvivid’s bullets stop mid-sentence, so they could not be used.

What we could not verify

• Whether the 80 L capacity is an inside or an outside measure. The outer dimensions give 95.9 L.
• The lid-opening height and the height of the front entry. Neither is stated.
• The life of the carbon filter pack and how often it needs replacing. The listing names the pack but gives no schedule.
• The odor and leakage claims. The bullets make them, and the listing gives no method or result.
• The material split. The title says stainless steel, and the specifications list ABS as well.
• The target species field, which includes a rabbit.
• The latch. Bullet 3 says the lockable dog proof latch keeps curious dogs out, and the listing gives no latch size or lock method.
• The cleaning routine. The bullets say easy to clean and non-stick, and they give no steps or washing rule.
• The weight limit. The listing does not state one.
• Any outside source. No page outside the listing was opened, so the post makes no claim beyond what the listing says.

Buying checklist

1. Choose the setup you will use: fully enclosed with lid, semi-covered, or open pan.
2. Measure the floor at least 23.62 in by 15.74 in, and leave room for the lid to lift. The listing gives no lid height.
3. Compare the 40 L litter figure with the litter you buy, and check the litter bag for its own volume figure.
4. Look for the included items: litter scoop with holder, step board, litter mat and four non-slip pads.
5. Note the 6-month warranty for manufacturer defects, which covers repair or replacement.
6. Decide how you will clean the lid and the tray. The listing names no method.

Mistakes to avoid

1. Planning litter by the 80 L figure. Bullet 1 gives 80 L as the box capacity and 40 L as the litter figure. Plan with 40 L.
2. Treating the title as the full material list. The title and bullet 2 say stainless steel, and the specifications also list ABS.
3. Assuming a fixed filter life. The listing names a carbon filter pack and gives no replacement schedule.
4. Relying on the latch alone. Bullet 3 says the latch keeps curious dogs out, but the listing gives no latch method or size, so check the physical latch before you depend on it.

The product

The card below uses the listing’s own title and bullets. Its cons name what the listing leaves out.

FAQ

Is 80 L the amount of litter the box holds?

No. The listing says the box capacity is 80 L and that the box holds cat litter up to 40 L. Plan with 40 L. The planning estimate above puts 40 L at about 6.6 inches deep across the outer floor.

Does the box come with a scoop and a mat?

Yes. The listing includes a litter scoop with a holder, a step board, a litter mat and four non-slip pads. The listing does not give the mat’s size.

Can the box be used as an open pan?

The listing says it can be set up as a fully enclosed box with a lid, a semi-covered box or an open pan. It does not say whether the lid or the walls come off separately.

Will the latch keep a dog out?

The listing calls the latch lockable and dog proof, and says it keeps curious dogs out. It gives no latch size, no lock method and no result from any check.

How do I clean it?

Bullet 2 says the tray has a non-stick, scratch-resistant surface that is easy to clean. The listing does not describe the steps, the tools or whether any part can be washed in a dishwasher. For a cleaning routine that works with any box, see Best Way to Clean Litter Box.

Is this box right for a Maine Coon?

The target species field names Maine Coon, and bullet 1 calls the box ideal for big cats. The listing gives no cat weight or length range, so the fit for a particular cat is a judgment you make from the dimensions.

Bottom line

Choose this covered box if you want a lid, a front entry and a choice of three setups, and if your floor has room for at least 23.62 by 15.74 inches. Plan the litter with the 40 L figure. Skip it if the lid height or the filter schedule matters to you, because the listing does not give either one.

Sources

• Amazon product listing, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FZBN55J5 (title, bullets and specifications only; no other page was opened)