ROBOTIME Wooden Play Kitchen Set for Kids & Toddlers, Pretend Play Toy Gift for Girls & Boys, Aged 3 Years Old and Up

Very disappointed. I bought this for my granddaughter and it literally broke in several places within the first five minutes of use. One of the doors broke off immediately when my granddaughter opened it. It’s too bad as I love the look of this play kitchen. My granddaughter was so excited when she got this but it is not worth the sadness in her sweet face when this kitchen set broke. I ended up returning it and buying a different brand entirely. On a positive note the accessories were great. It’s too bad I couldn’t keep those when I returned the kitchen set.

Pretty easy to put together and very cute. One of the magnet cabinet closures came installed incorrectly so I had to fix it before completing the kitchen but it was as simple as detaching it and replying it in the correct spot. It’s as sturdy as you would expect a toy kitchen to be. My daughter leaned on one of the doors within a couple of days and tore it off, but again, easy fix.

I'm happy that I took a chance on this one. The kitchen is cute and not overly realistic, so it blends well with any other wood accessories you may want to use with it. My son just turned 3 and can stand and use it (his 5 year old cousin can as well!) Most importantly, it has counter space for his appliances.There was one very small imperfection in the paint that is barely noticeable. While the overall structure is very sturdy, the microwave door has popped off a few times. However, we were easily able to put it back in without causing any major damage.

Kids really like it. Has a nice aesthetic. Unfortunately both doors didn’t make it passed a week. 1 pin on top & 1 on bottom with weak screws holding them in. Not a huge deal, but kind of a bummer.

Doors broke off almost immediately and the orange pegs holding the utensils pull out too easy and after being glued in they broke off completely- dissatisfied for the $$$

We bought this for our 2.5 year old last year. It is literally the best and my most favorite purchase ever. It’s is beautifully made. And has specific useful pieces included with it.

I don’t have a before picture, but the kitchen I got was actually in great condition. Only the little kettle handle was broken. So that was a bummer. We remodeled it & I came out perfect!

This looks like it could be a really nice and durable kitchen set... At least that was our thoughts when we ordered the set. We received the kitchen set and began assembly. If you follow the instructions step-by-step, assembly was fairly easy, but time consuming. The end result was a very nice looking kitchen. However, once our 18 month old and 3 year old began to play with the kitchen set, we realized this kitchen set was poorly designed and not built to last.Within 15 minutes of the children playing with the kitchen set, my 18 month old daughter was able to break the door off of the set. Why did the door break? It wasn't because my 18 month old has a lot of strength. She's very petite for her age and doesn't have a lot of strength. It broke because of the poor design and poor quality of wood.What you are actually getting:This kitchen set is made, not of premium wooden material as advertised, but of nothing more than pressboard. If you don't know what pressboard is, think of finely ground up cardboard glued and pressed together to make a board. Each piece that makes up the kitchen set is only about 3/8" thick. The thickness of the board is partially to blame for the door breaking off the kitchen set.The other reason the door fell off the kitchen set is because the manufacturer decided that the best way to attach the door is by drilling holes into the 3/8" board for the pin of the hinge. That only left a little over 1/8" for support (see images). Whoever designed must have intended this kitchen set to be looked at only, and not to be played with.Another poorly designed feature is the sink, or more truthfully, the lack of a sink. They designer has a faucet, but not a sink. There is an opening for a sink, but instead of putting a small sink in the set, they put a board under the hole where the sink should be and painted it to look like a sink.Is it all bad?One aspect of this kitchen set is very nice. The utensils, pots, and pans that come with the set are very high quality. All are made out of good quality wood and not the cheap, low quality pressboard. The children love to spend hours cooking at the stove and oven.This kitchen set has potential if the manufacturer can overcome the design flaws. These design flaws are pretty serious and cause the quality of the set to suffer. This is very unfortunate and I hope the manufacturer redesigns the set.