Review on KidKraft Wooden Children Bulletin Cabinets – Perfect for Organizing Kid's Furniture by William Mathis

I recently decided to set up a study area under my little girl's loft bed so she can have her own virtual learning space in the fall. My husband and I started looking for tables that would fit the space and this was the only table that fit the space and also offered a classic design and drawers/cabinets for her documents and computer. After reading the reviews about this table I was very hesitant to buy it. The photos were littered with broken chairs, sizing issues, etc. I didn't want to buy a piece of junk and there weren't many people greeting this table. In the end we decided that if it's junk we can just return it, but give it a try as it ticks all of our criteria. I mean I was frankly angry at the negative comments about this table when it was assembled. It is durable, offers plenty of storage space and a great design. I almost missed out on the perfect purchase if I hadn't taken a chance and bought it. My daughter is seven years old (and she is tall for her age). This table suits her perfectly. It's not just for little babies. Yes, it's made of pressed wood. I've traditionally been a proponent of investing in real wood, but this table still looks cool without spending $500-1000 more to get a real wood table for a kid. (Yes, we evaluated similar tables at mid- to upscale retail stores. It was a price hike if you need "real wood".) My daughter is not the company's CEO (yet) and doesn't need luxury. Furniture that impresses customers. She needed a beautiful desk that would be durable and allow her to store schoolwork and study without distractions. This table won. If you have reasonable expectations and like this design, buy this table. Picked up in less than an hour, everything arrived safely. I couldn't be happier with this purchase. My little girl loves this.