KidKraft Wooden Children Bulletin Cabinets – Perfect for Organizing Kid's Furniture Review

Low-end product but high price. The middle drawer doesn't fit the rail on either side, so it falls out when opened. The table top has come loose at the ends and needs to be reassembled with a screwdriver every few days (opening and closing the cabinet the screws wiggle and loosen) Cork top is very soft and falls apart easily and a dry erase board is a bad idea for one white table as he messed up the top. Bought 5 months ago and started falling apart in the first 30 days.

I bought two of these tables for my kids for Christmas. My daughter is 30 pounds and somehow the chair completely split in half while she was sitting in it! Don't buy these tables. They are badly made. It's clear that it's not even real wood. Garbage. UPDATE! It's been two years since we assembled these tables. Both are literally held together with glue, extra screws, and tape. PLEASE do not buy this "table". Every day these things remind me why this was the worst purchase we have ever made!

Let me warn parents that this table is for young children. When I'm standing it's mid-thigh (I'm 5'2). Bought for my 5 year old daughter. I had to put something small by her bed and thought of a bedside table. I'm so glad I gave it up. This table can serve her many purposes and she can grow on it for years. Of course she's not far behind him! The instructions came in a different language but the pictures definitely help. I was able to assemble the chair myself but my husband helped with the…

FALSE ADVERTISEMENT. Read the description carefully! The product profile says <<table: 35.75" L x 18, 25.0" W x 32" H >> but read on! By chair dimensions <<chair: 13.25"L x 13.25"W x 26.75"H>> you note this: <<Desktop: 24.5"H>>! If you're looking for a table for your growing child, skip this one! I needed a height of 30-32" and took <<TABLE: Table: 35.75" "L x 18.25.0" W x 32" H >> at face value. I wish I had read further. I know Revane will say…

Item arrived quickly in good packaging. The swing door (item #8) had a plastic latch that contained no screw and was glued once but fell off. Both latch holes on this part were cut out. Item #18, the small mailbox divider on top of the desk splits instantly when screwed to the desk. Worst Worst is when there are 6 cam/shaft locks connecting the table top to the table. They were very cheap die-cast metal that took the pressure of a screwdriver without breaking, and didn't even line up properly…

I bought it for my 7 year old daughter. She is medium sized, about 4 feet 2 inches. She is in the 2nd grade. It has plenty of room and I expect it to last 2 or 3 years, maybe more. I've included photos to show the dimensions that a lot of people ask about. This table is solid. It came with all hardware (and some extras) and instructions. These are numbered images. I suggest looking at the next step to make sure you have all the parts correct. Since she was bothering me every 5 minutes, it took…

Confused by all the bad reviews, very happy with this table! We are building a virtual machine this year and need a work station for kids ages 7 and 5 (2nd grade and up), we bought 2 of them. After reading the reviews I was very skeptical of this working for a 7 year old, knew it would work for a 5 year old so I put it together with the idea that we could bring another one back. Great fit, my only point in all the bad reviews is that a hefty side baby probably won't fit well in a table hole, I…

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…