Shipping Dimensions: Box #1: 9.5" H x 29" W x 42" D Weight: 19.75 lbs
Assembled Dimensions: 30" H x 42.25" W x 27" D
⚠ WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Sharp points. Adult assembly required.
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Shipping Dimensions: Box #1: 9.5" H x 29" W x 42" D Weight: 19.75 lbs
Assembled Dimensions: 30" H x 42.25" W x 27" D
⚠ WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Sharp points. Adult assembly required.
Download Instructions
Overall rating: 3.5384614 / 5 from 39 reviews.
Review topics: ["quality","shipping","water table","table","toy","instructions","playset","board"].
"Very nice when assembled. The installation instructions do not recommend a power drill. I can’t imagine assembling this without one. You have to push through the plastic which would take a whole lot of muscle with just a plain screwdriver."
"This was perfect for last summer, this summer we took it out to clean and the inner part had some water left inside previously and had mold on the attachment that squirts water out (palm tree)"
"I bought this table last year, and my daughter loved it…but unfortunately, the rings that were supposed to keep water out didn’t and has caused mold to occur within the main piece and the additional beach piece. If it wasn’t for that we’d give this table a 5 star review."
"Assembled product for my son, barely holds any water, just leaks through the palm tree. Waste of money"
"This is one of the few water tables widely designed. Meaning several children can comfortably stand around it and play simultaneously. My single critique is the flimsiness of the plastic toys such as a slide and diving board but hey that's how most things are made today. The actual water table itself was pretty sturdy for today's standards."
"Some of the parts don’t fit properly in their places (the slide and the diving board), so they are constantly falling off their spots. Also the table itself consistently fills up with water and we have to maneuver it to empty the water inside the table through a small hole that is plugged with a hard to remove brown plug. You would think for $80 these sort of issues won’t exist."
"We received this as a gift for our 2yo. Parts of this are easy to assemble but I fear the legs won't last very long being that they are only held on with screws that are screwed into the plastic. But a huge design flaw is the upper pool section that attaches by a cartoonishly large plastic screw that goes into the bottom of the tree. The tree is stationary and unless you have a cartoonishly large screwdriver it's difficult to tighten which will undoubtedly lead to leaking. It is a very basic toy. After looking through the other water tables this one is the least dynamic. This has a bucket that dumps, a slide, and a springboard that just sort of sits on the ledge and will easily fall off."
"My grandchildren( one and three years old) love it. They play on it everyday. My eight year old grandson put it together with a little help from his dad."
"The slide and the diving board are not attached, so constantly having to pick up from wherever we're playing. Diving board falls apart every time you touch it. It's OK for my two year-old granddaughter but doubt children any older would get much amusement from it. Pretty boring."
"Purchased this for my grandson for his birthday. So disappointed, the water leaks out within 5 minutes, palm tree doesn't stay standing, and one of the legs is bent. I would never advise anybody to buy this."
