Amazon Basics Kids’ Corner Wooden Kitchen Playset with Interactive Doors, Knobs and Lights, Espresso/Grey, 99 x 71 x 89 cmThe Forest Stewardship Council

Great value for money.

Well what can I say 😍 This corner kitchen is fantastic,It took around 4hours to put together but the end result is amazing..My grandson is 3 tomorrow and I can’t wait to see his little face when he wakes up..I would absolutely recommend this

Good steady play kitchen.

Are you someone who relishes a challenge? Prepared to put the time into something to benefit from the result? In particular are you a fan of flat pack assembly…? Better, proficient at flat pack assembly? If so - and you have an appropriate child at hand, a young person that might enjoy some time in the kitchen - this may well be for you.It comes flat packed (as you may have guessed) and requires a fair amount of assembly. I count close to 80 screws/bolts, twenty four panels, doors, back pieces. It is quite a lot of work to get it together. Once assembled - which we found pretty easy (usual head scratching in places) - it’s quite sturdy and hefty. Use of the tether to attach to a wall is definitely recommended - any child that, for whatever reason, is pulling at things or worse clambering on it and might pull it over - will not come off well. So safety first.The utensils and attachments (e.g. clock/timer) which come with it are a strange mixture of excellent quality (e.g. metal pans) and slightly cheap look/feel plastic parts. To be fair I’m not sure what the alternative would be to some of the plastic parts - they’re not going to be metal and wood/mdf etc. would be impractical. Once in place however - we observe that little hands are quite happy with the overall look and feel (more than happy in fact) - and having more realistic utensils definitely adds to the overall experience.Slightly irritatingly it uses batteries for added bells and whistles. Honestly - kids generally have great imagination so probably won’t every notice they’re missing. No that’s not fair… Okay the battery fed gizmos add lights and sound (e.g. fan oven with light and “fan sound” which is actually pretty good to be fair). I just find it irritating when toys need to be fed batteries. However - assuming the “fan” isn’t left on endlessly (which might also tire adults in the vicinity) it’ll be fine. We have a few (truly) gentle rules around that - for if things go awry.In summary - great little toy kitchen which requires a fair amount of time to assemble. End result is satisfying - and is, I think, going to remain a much loved toy for a while. Treated with some care it will doubtless be welcomed to a second life when we’ve finished with it.

Play item of great longevity. Your child and you will enjoy!

Hi I orderd my daughters kitchen for Christmas and this is how it arrived the outer box was fine but a lot of wood was damaged scratched and when I come to build it the main corner was snapped how do I get a refund please

My 4 year old absolutely loves her new kitchen!Added a few extras including material to the back that looks like tiles.Very happy

Brilliant product. My little one loves it! Very good quality!Very easy to build, took about an hour to build, all you need is a PZ1 screwdriver.Anyone getting one 2 things to keep in mind, in the box it’s quite a weighty awkward lift and put the batteries (supplied) in before fully assembling.