KidKraft Wooden Heart Table & Chair Set with 4 Storage Bins, Children's Furniture – Pink, Purple & White, Gift for Ages 3-8

We bought this for our tall 4 year-old and I am so impressed with the quality! It gets so much daily use by not only her, but me and my 250 pound husband when we sit with her and the chairs do not even give the indication they're under strain. The storage bins are an added bonus, it's really helped us keep her crayons, markers, and other little stuff organized and within reach to her. Our daughter has also been more excited to do her preschool "homework" and other workbooks since she has her own kid-sized table. I can see her using this table for years, it's been a great addition!

this table is sooooo cute! It is very easy to assemble. I put both chairs together in less than 5 minutes. The table itself is simple to put together, its only 3 steps, however you do need a little bit of strength to put the rods that hold the sides of the table together, or if you have a drill with the correct tip you will be done in less than 5 minutes. The colors are very pretty and once set up the table is very sturdy

I bought this for my 18 month old. She absolutely loves it. She plays with it everyday. Having tea with her babies, reading books, etc. The chairs are a little too big for her to easily maneuver herself (but she's on the shorter side). The bins are great for tossing in smaller toys. The bins aren't quite as big as I hoped but it is a great alternative to purchasing a table & chairs and a toy box. I put the table together in a few (interrupted) hours with just the allan wrench and a screw driver. The table and chairs are very sturdy and very cute. I definitely recommend this product.

The top of the table is bigger than i thought it would be, which is great. There is plenty of room for 2 kids to color / play. The chairs were quick to assemble but the table is a little more complex with tons of allan head screws and some side screw thingies. They provide a manual allan wrench but you really need a screwdriver for the poles underneath the table. Luckily, I had some help or I would've pulled my hair out. The chairs do hold the weight of an adult, like one reviewer said, but I wouldn't wanna test it too much. I mean they are sturdy but tiny. Washable crayons come off but only if you do it within an hour. Some was left on for about 5 hours and baby wipes and bleach wipes didn't take it all off. You could still faintly see it. However, I had just bought some Plexus to clean our plastic toys and thought I'd try it on the table. It worked great - no more crayon whatsoever and it restores the manufacturer shine that the wipes slightly took away. I will write a review for Plexus when I take on the outside toys. Overall, this is well worth the price to me because my daughter loves it and I know it will last a long time.

I find most things easy to assemble, my partner that has no patience and struggles with assembling things said this was moderately hard. I thought it was very easy. The only negative is the table top, I couldn't get it to stay nailed in place. They use some interesting circular looking things that I had not seen before in a furniture piece, the table top is loosely on top but it's taught my kids not to lean on the table since it will tilt and everything on top will fall. It's taken a lot of abuse in the year or so that I've had it. An adult has even used it as a step stool and it didn't break, I was surprised and upset about it, but oh-well. Play-dough, slime, water color paint, food, glue, tape, are just some of the few things that have gotten on the table and as in the video, they are easy to clean with a Lysol / Clorox wipe, or wet cloth.

I purchased this set for my average size four year old granddaughter. The size is perfect for her AND for her dolls. Very sturdy. I can sit on the chairs without worrying about them collapsing. The bonuses here are that the smaller table (two chairs instead of four) fits in the smaller space I have. And the storage under the table is PERFECT for all of her crayons, tea party supplies and other smaller items. Coloring books and puzzles do NOT fit easily, but I did not expect them to. The bins are removable, so if the tea party moves to the kitchen, we just bring the dishes along in the bin. Easy clean up! Assembly by myself was easy. As usual, the Kidkraft directions are complete and intelligent. Just make sure you exactly match the appropriate piece and hardware with the correct orientation before screwing things together. I'd recommend this table to anyone with space issues who spends time with only one or two children. It is perfect for imaginative play, helps to promote a child's learning to cleanup after themself, and stores/organizes a lot of small items that might otherwise just get thrown in a box or toy bin.

I got this for my daughter's 2nd birthday. At the time she was about 36" tall. She shares it with her TALL 5-yr-old sister who is 48" (about 43 lbs). Both girls fit comfortably at this table, and the workspace is big enough so they can each have their own placemat to work on while sharing supplies placed in the middle of the table. I actually pull this table up to a low couch so I can "sit" at it, too, and color/play games with them. The bins are larger than I anticipated and are great for holding art supplies. We put placemats on the table top to protect the surface, but every once in a while I go over it with a Mr. Clean magic eraser to remove crayons marks and paint. We've had the table for 6 months now, and I think the finish has held up great! I feel this set is very sturdy. I'm 6' and 230 lbs, and I have sat in a chair for several minutes at a time; it's uncomfortable, of course, but the chair supports me. The only drawback is that the cam bolts that attach the table surface to the base often come loose and have to be re-inserted & tightened. I highly recommend this table!

Edit: a large chip is now on the back piece of one of the chairs.... Very bad quality... Taking a star for it It is super cute... But I have a few regrets....Not inspecting the parts before putting it together. There was a small part of the "wood" that was chipped ....I had already gotten a bunch of the sticks in by the time I saw it and was too frustrated to even want to take it apart to send it back. But then when I went to put the other side on I noticed 1 had a big chip. I ended up covering it with tape so that I could put the screw in with out making it worse. Putting the chairs together was easy! But the table was a pain. It is so much harder to screw in the bolts and the tools were hurting my hand to where I had to get my screw driver and put one as close as I could and manually screw them in that way....was still a pain though. With the chairs the screws went in easily I only had to use the tools to make sure it was tight. There is a stain on the chair though....I tried scrubbing it off but I failed. The buckets were hard to pull apart so that I could connect them correctly and they were disgusting, like they had been used prior to me getting them. There's even a stain on those that I wasn't able to get off. All in all it's a cute table but not worth the aggrivation of putting it together, especially if you are doing it alone.