Shipping Dimensions: Box #1: 31.63" H x 26.63" W x 16.38" D Weight: 27.75 lbs
Assembled Dimensions: 42" H x 38" W x 11.75" D
⚠ WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Sharp points. Adult assembly required.
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Shipping Dimensions: Box #1: 31.63" H x 26.63" W x 16.38" D Weight: 27.75 lbs
Assembled Dimensions: 42" H x 38" W x 11.75" D
⚠ WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Sharp points. Adult assembly required.
Download Instructions
Overall rating: 4.888889 / 5 from 9 reviews.
Review topics: [kitchen, kids, feature, noises, play, faucet].
"This is the cutest play set ever. My granddaughter has been wanting to kitchen of her own and this is perfect. It was so easy to assemble and it’s so realistic. The sounds of cooking for the pot is amazing. She loves the ketchup and mustard bottles with the plates and utensils are wonderful. Even my grandson loves this. It’s perfect for any toddler to spark their imagination. I highly recommend this to anyone"
"Very good fit and finish and it went together well. My son is thoroughly enjoying cooking like dad. The burner is such a cool feature."
"We are loving this kitchen set! I ordered it on August 5 and it was delivered August 8. Total build time: 1 hour (including gathering tools, applying decals, supervising a kid cooking and wrangling 5 children 9 and under). Missing pieces: 2 screws were missing from the kit - the 1/2” screws were not included in the set. That said, you snap the faucet on, and it is able to stay up even without the screws. If the faucet comes off with use I’ll have to run to the store to pick up screws. This set is so cute. Its aesthetic is very modern and chic. My girls (ages 7 and 9) are a little old for this set, but they are enjoying it very much. My two 4 year olds are just perfect for the set although I'd say this would be best for ages 2-5. They like pretending to make coffee and the details make it fun and easy to run their "own" kitchen. We usually have at least 5 kids here, and they all take turns being chef, waitress/waiter, customer. We have play food here, but if you don't have any you'll probably want to get some as this set doesn't come with a lot of play food - just ketchup/mustard/salt/pepper."
"This play kitchen is an absolute dream come true for my little chefs! Both my boys have been having a blast cooking and playing with all the amazing features. The lights and sounds on the stovetop are a huge hit, and they love pretending to make coffee for their customers at the breakfast bar. Assembly was surprisingly easy, taking only about 30 minutes. The kitchen is sturdy, well-made, and looks fantastic. It's clear that a lot of thought went into the design. I highly recommend this play kitchen to any parent looking to spark their child's imagination!"
"My kids love this play kitchen. It’s perfect for my toddlers and 4 year old. They were playing while daddy was still building it! It was easier to have a drill handy because there were some places that didn’t have screw holes. However it was easy to follow the instructions and didn’t take a lot of time. This kept my kids entertained for several hours over the last few days!"
"My daughter loves playing with the pretend refrigerator and coffee pot since she sees me use the real thing on a daily basis. The only downside of the product was set-up. I am not a handy person so it took my around an hour to put together. Since multiple parts didn’t have a pilot hole I struggled to piece it together alone. Recommend having two adults assemble!"
"This is such a cute kids kitchen! It was easy to put together and took no time at all. I love that it is light weight without being flimsy. My kids love the noises it makes and all the fun appliances it comes with. All that’s missing is some play food and imagination!"
"This product was easy to build, is super cute and fun for kids. From start to finish, it took about one hour to build. I did use a power drill as it was much easier and didn't hurt my hand as much. I would recommend putting all stickers on first because some of them you need to have on before you screw parts on. The stove burner was kind of difficulty to understand at first as you have to screw the bottom piece in before putting on the top part that contains the batteries. Overall, it was simple, and my kids are obsessed. They love the large sink and faucet. They like to pretend to make coffee. Only downside is it does not make much noise for more realistic pretend play, but it is still a great product. Well worth the price!"
"Grandkids love it! Not difficult to assemble, only wish it had a light like the workbench. . ."
