🏠 RORKEE Spacious Bedroom Bathroom Kitchen Kids' Furniture Store for Children's Home Review

Although it didn't have pre-drilled holes as others have pointed out, the teak version I bought was very easy to bolt on and if you take the time to line things up the end product you want is beautiful. I got a lot of compliments on the stool... step stool! But more importantly, it's very durable. I feel completely safe when I take out my upper cabinets. I love this little stool. I went back to order a second one but found it was teak. But I would recommend this stool to anyone with experience…

Just find out.1. No pilot holes for steps! Without them he can crack the tree.2. Wood seems extremely soft and not durable.3. The frame shakes even after everything is assembled and fine-tuned.4. The instructions are a little confusing mainly because the tools are labeled in the instructions BUT NOT ON THE REAL TOOLS.5. Alan's supplied wrench didn't fit the bolts properly, had to use my personal set which was very annoying. For $60 it seems cool. Wouldn't recommend it to people. Note: I don't…

What I didn't like was the screws didn't quite fit and 2 screws got tangled and wouldn't screw all the way in making the chair not as stable as it should be. This messed up the whole concept of the chair as it is a really good and satisfying product. You should all be thinking that maybe you should add a few extra screws just in case because I bought the chair as I did and used it for that reason so with screws tangled and now I can't even use the chair because it uses a lot rocks and is very…

We needed a sturdy step stool so my 88 year old mother-in-law could easily climb onto our loft bed. I searched for Revain and decided that this one rings all the bells. Totally impressed with this step stool. It is very durable, carefully crafted and easy to assemble. The manufacturer made sure to include simple instructions and all the tools needed for assembly, including a magnetic screwdriver to screw the wooden steps to the metal stand. Amazing attention to detail. It even has adjustable…

My 10 year old son found this bench for me, I told him it should be at least 12 inches high, at least 6-8 inches to fit my feet and 8-10 in width, and a capacity of at least 150, wood and a pleasant look. Also the ratings had to be 4+. He really wanted a toy that cost $6 but I didn't want to pay for shipping lol he deserved it. The assembly was a bit fiddly, you don't have to tighten the screws first because then the other rods and screws will not fit. Once everything is in place, flip it over…