Keep toys and treasures safe in the KidKraft Austin toy box. With its classic, handsome design, this toy box is a safe and useful addition to any playroom. Designed with children in mind, the lid’s unique safety hinge prevents accidental dropping to help protect little fingers. Sturdy wood construction makes this this a lasting addition
Categories: Baby & Toddler Toys
Added on: January 10, 2019 - More: Comments & Reviews
Keep toys and treasures safe in the KidKraft Austin toy box. With its classic, handsome design, this toy box is a safe and useful addition to any playroom. Designed with children in mind, the lid’s unique safety hinge prevents accidental dropping to help protect little fingers. Sturdy wood construction makes this this a lasting addition to any kid’s room.
Pretty awesome So I just got this last night and got it put together in about 2 non consecutive hours. First, don’t even bother trying to put it together if you have toddlers that are awake. I have twins, one stole my screwdriver and the directions and the other kept sitting on the pieces and tried to eat one of the bolts. Second, it was very easy to put together! Husband is deployed so I have to do all the Christmas construction on my own. The directions are simple, there aren’t too many pieces to keep up…
Extremely Impressed!! A++++ UPDATE: It’s been one year, and this toybox looks like it did the day my husband put it together. Like new. We haven’t had one problem with it! The lid still opens and closes beautifully. Not one piece on it has broken. It fits a lot of toys! It’s such a nice toybox. I’m still so happy I chose this oneððI’m thrilled with this toybox!! It’s EXACTLY what I wanted! For the price, I’m extremely impressed!! It’s heavy and very sturdy! I could barely lift the box it was delivered in. My…
Poor pneumatic lid strut design The toy box looks great, but I found three problems with it:1) The cheap wood it’s made of is part of the reason for problem #32) The pneumatic struts only open far enough for the lid to be about 2/3 of the way open, contributing to problem #3.3) The toy box can only be opened to roughly a 45 degree angle without pulling out the pneumatic lid struts that keep the door open. My then 28-lb. daughter opened the lid, then while pushing it open broke the struts – the screws ripped…