📚 KidKraft Mint Study Desk with Chair: Drawers, Extra Storage, and Bulletin Board - Sturdy, Solid, and Kid-Sized Study Set for Ages 5-10 Review

Looks like good furniture. The front of the box was damaged during shipping and the customer service was good. They quickly sent a new one.

Once opened and separated there is no way to return it. Stay away! Damaged shipping box, multiple parts with peeling paint, or cracked joints. It definitely won't last long with normal use with a 6 year old. Be prepared for dissatisfaction and disappointment.

The box looked wartime. Many parts inside were scratched or dented, mostly in uncovered places. Decided to just leave it as my daughter was already so excited at the thought of her desk. Too bad it wasn't in the best shape for the price but overall a good product.

I was really excited about this table but I wouldn't recommend it. It arrived damaged, worn and after two days of installation the surface is already peeling. Very cute and it will work for a toddler/baby. But if I had the opportunity, I would return it. I know it's hard to find quality, but for $190 I was expecting more.

to rebuild and repair), secondly, this is such poor quality that it's not even funny. It has already ripped in several places, there are huge tears at the top where my son has to pee every day. I'm frustrated that I didn't do more research before purchasing this table which is still around $200.

Very disappointed.1. The guides on the drawer are (pre-assembled) curved so we can't close the drawer.2. The 4 legs are wobbly because the part you screw into is sheathed in wood but not secure so even if we tighten it as tight as possible it will still wobble a bit. The instructions say you need 20 "S" screws total, but only 10 are included (I've attached photos). Belatedly found on assembly that "R" screws should have been used in some places and the instructions contained a typo/typo. For…

Packaging was terrible. The styrofoam was broken and pieces were flying everywhere. The kennel coffee table we bought was better packaged. I had the same problems with the number of screws. (see photo). We also had a problem getting the screws for the plate or the holes were too deep because after we installed them and turned the plate over to place it on the table there were signs of cracking from the pressure of the screws . Another problem we have is that my kids have trouble with the drawer

I have a lot of children's craft furniture. It's usually firm, strong, and well made. It was not. I ordered this desk for the start of the school year during a pandemic. Unfortunately, the quality is below average in almost every aspect: 1. Parts were brittle and started breaking when I assembled them.2. The instructions came with a revision insert instead of a new instruction booklet. The part numbers in the manual and the application do not match.3. The screw mounts were not attached properly