KidKraft Vintage Wooden Play Kitchen with Pretend Ice Maker and Play Phone, White
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Color: White
Features
- MADE OF WOOD: Crafted of long-lasting, premium and sustainable materials for a durable toy that can be passed down from kid to kid.
- RETRO STYLE: Throwback to an era of simpler times with sleek stainless steel-look details and angled features. And check out that old-school thermometer on the ice box.
- REALISTIC FEATURES: There's everything here a kid could want in a kitchen including refrigerator, freezer, microwave, oven and cabinetsall with handles to open and close.
- HANDS-ON PLAY: Pick up the play phone and invite guests to dinner, press the ice maker, turn on the oven with the knobs that make a fun clicking soundthere's so much to do in this wooden play kitchenjust like the real thing.
- STORAGE AREAS: Whether behind the closed doors or on the open shelves, accessories have a place in this wooden kitchen. Keep dishes, play food and more tidy and ready for play.
- Doors open and close
- Oven knobs click and turn
- Cordless phone
- Removable sink for easy cleanup
- Doors open and close
- Oven knobs click and turn
- Cordless phone
- Removable sink for easy cleanup
Description
Young chefs are sure to love cooking up fun with our adorable KidKraft White Vintage Play Kitchen! Kids can have hours of play time fun in this sleek kitchen with stainless-steel-lookf fixtures. There are knobs to turn and doors to open to keep children busy emulating what they see mom and dad do in the kitchen. There's even a phone for children to take their important phone calls (or call for pizza delivery, if dinner doesn't quite pan out.) The fresh white color is great for fitting in with any décor. It also makes it simple to personalize how you want. The removable sink is easy to clean and the durable wooden design can stand up to the most enthusiastic imaginations. From the Manufacturer Bon Appétit. Our Vintage Kitchen in White lets kids pretend they are cooking big feasts for the whole family. With its close attention to detail and interactive features, this adorable kitchen would make a great gift for any of the young chefs in your life. Doors open and close. Oven knobs click and turn. Cordless phone. Removable sink for easy cleanup.
Product Dimensions: 33 x 11.7 x 35.7 inches
Item Weight: 35.6 pounds
Item model number: 53208
Manufacturer recommended age: 3 years and up
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: September 9, 2019
Department: Kids' Furniture
Manufacturer: KidKraft
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The media could not be loaded. *If you have a question I didn't address here, please comment. I can usually reply within 24 hours!* I will try to keep this review short, however, I want to be sure I cover everything. First, I have to say that any "negative" is SO WORTH IT for his product. That's why I gave it 5 stars. But I WILL be covering what some of the struggles are with it along with some things I think could have taken it to the next level. COLOR The color on my screen matched the color of the product I received. Of course, screen settings may vary, but you are going to get an aqua/robin's egg blue shade. It's not a "simple light blue". There is a nuance to this color that gives it a distinct retro feel, like there is a SLIGHT hint of mint mixed in with your light blue. It's really just the most charming color. Ever. QUALITY These are solid-wood pieces. This was probably better quality than some of the adult furniture in my house. The paining is clean and there were only 2 small chips that are not visible when assembled that were around screw holes. The shipping packaging is well thought out to keep the item from being damaged. Have a garbage bag on hand to deal with the pesky Styrofoam, though! WHAT'S INCLUDED JUST the kitchen. No pots, pans, utensils, or play food. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACCESSORIES If you want some recommendations, they are as follows: Pots, Pans, Utensils: Melissa & Doug Let's Play House! Pots Pans Set Food: Hape, Playfully Delicious Garden Salad set, Hape Playfully Delicious Hamburger and Hot Dogs, Learning Resources New Sprouts sets (we did Health Dinner, Healthy Lunch, and Healthy Breakfast), Learning Resources New Sprouts Waffle Time, Plan Toys Breakfast Menu. Dress Up: KidKraft Tasty Treats Chef Accessory Set ASSEMBLY This is a time-consuming task. I really doubt it can be assembled in an hour, but hey, maybe you are faster than me. This took me 2 hours, maybe 3? At first I was thinking, this is pretty easy, but as you go on, you start to be like... what the heck? Suddenly you need different kind of pieces, and it's jarring. But those pieces are absolutely needed and could not have been replaced with anything else that I can think of. Keep in mind, there are NO written directions. Pictures only. I did encounter a few problems with assembly. Some were my fault. Problem 1) Although I started at image 1 for about 10 minutes, trying to be sure I had the board facing the right direction and the was putting the plastic piece on correctly, it wasn't until near the end when I was attaching that piece to another bigger piece that I realized I actually put the plastic piece on the wrong side of the wood! Not only that, but when I was first assembling, I wasn't sure if they wanted me to screw from both sides, as there were what looks like more than one set of screw holes on the plastic. So I tried screwing from both sides, couldn't, and as a result, when it ended up being on the "wrong" side, and I moved it to the correct side, you could see two spots where I ruined the wood. So, here's what you need to know: At no point do you need to screw a hole into the wood. All the holes you need area already there. I've assembled a lot of furniture and sometimes you DO need to screw the wood yourself in certain spots, so this was the cause of my confusion. Problem 2) Getting the "legs" of the kitchen on takes some serious man hands! I have bruises on my hand from the task. It was VERY resistant, an perhaps one of the most frustrating and time consuming tasks in putting this together. I actually had doubts I could even get the back legs on correctly because it seemed impossible for my hand to push that allen wrench while holding the leg still despite the resistance for the screw to go in. But alas, I did it. It sucked, but I did it. Tip 1: At one point, you need to screw these little clip things on. "R" I think. The first time or two, you only need one clip. So I didn't notice as I went on that some of the pieces require this clip on either side. So when I caught on, I had to unscrew and redo. Tip 2: Make sure that when you put the little "nuts" on that you put the wrenchable-side flush against the wood. This will make it easier to hold the nuts still while you screw in the bolts for those pieces. For some reason, I was putting them on upside down at first, which made things more complicated than they needed to be... Tip 3: Have someone help you put on the doors. It makes things a thousand times easier. My 6 year old with autism helped me. Maybe you have more brain cells than I do and my problems never would have been a problem for you. But if, like me, you have "mommy brain" and aren't always working at full capacity, these tips may save you a few troubles. FEATURES The doors "snap" open and closed; I like that they can be securely shut but without needing too much force to open. Seems they found the sweet spot in this delicate balance. The product comes with an anchoring kit so that you can anchor this safely to your wall, if you so choose. "Spinnable" microwave. Removable "baking tray" in the oven. Stove/Oven knobs "click" when you turn them. Phone with "cradle" ... this is my 2 year old's favorite part so far. She keeps picking up the phone and "babbling"... which is pretty amazing since she is speech delayed and doesn't babble normally :) SIZE It wouldn't hurt if it was a TAD taller to prolong the length of time (age wise) it can be played with standing, however, it's really a great size for a 2-4 year old, and beyond that, kids can either hunch over a little or sit up on their knees to play. This is what my 8 year old has been doing. Our 2 year old is the perfect height for this. It's on par with the height/size of most play kitchens. STORAGE I was hoping I would be able to store more in the fridge and cabinets, but overall, I can store a few things at a time. For example, I keep the salad kit on one shelf, and the waffle kit on another. Then I have room at the bottom that I could probably stack 2 baskets filled of things. There's another cabinet under the sink where I keep utensils, and in the "open cabinet" under that I keep the apron and chef's hat. I would recommend getting some small baskets (measure to see which size would fit best) so that you can store the playfood in the basket inside the fridge. Or get a container to keep all the playfood in. You can also store a small bowl of fake fruit next the microwave, as you see in the stock image. Finally, we keep the Melissa and Doug pots and pan set above the fridge, and then a toaster and mixer above the microwave/shelf. IDEAS FOR IMPROVEMENT I would LOVE to see them upgrade the fridge to have a fake ice dispenser. We almost got a different set that had this feature, and that was really the only thing that almost swayed our decision. I think we like this one more than we would have liked that one, but it was hard to let go of the ice dispenser, which seemed like such a fun idea. It dispensed wooden ice cubes. Anyway, if they DO make this upgrade, PLEASE (please please please) a) make it fit into the current "drink dispenser" location b) offer it for sale separately so people who want to upgrade can do so affordably c) send out an email to those who have purchased this so they know it's available. Seriously, if they added that, this would be BEYOND perfect! OVERALL We are extremely pleased with our purchase and the kids LOVE it--and that is the most important thing. I think this is one of the best purchases we've ever made. Also, my husband saw it and assumed I must have spent "at least 300 on it" and didn't believe me the price was half that until I showed him the product on Amazon. It's really an impressive toy!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2015 by AmazonCustomer
Color: White
Overall I am pleased with this item, mainly because my Kids are very happy with it! There's quite a bit to mention but I will sum it up as quick and simple while detailed for those who would and should read this. To get this out of the way, would I buy it again? ABSOLUTELY!, RECOMMEND TO A FRIEND, YES! I would insist that I assemble it though as I'm sure it's easier after the first time! My Kids are 2 and 3 and they love it very much, I also purchased a kids dish and kitchen utensil kit and very glad I did because it did not come with anything like that however for the price and quality I had no problem spending an extra 20$ for all the items needed to complete it (I'll come back and insert link to set I bought it was great!) PROS: -Definitely a real wood set very sturdy and doesn't seem cheap at all, 6/5 on quality! -Comes with all screws needed and every wood piece had small holes drilled so no mishaps going through the wood at an angle! It also came with an "extra" section of screws an extra couple hinges and tid bits! -Storage space is plentiful, my Kids put all their kitchen play items (and more) in storage spots to where it's not cluttered at all! -Looks much nicer than a plastic one, all wood was painted splinter free and sturdy! -Price was very good super quick delivery esp for a fairly heavy item! CONS AND SIDE NOTES: -I could put another one of these together in a very short time, but the first time was tedious and time consuming, instructions show all the holes and you have to pay very close attention to the orientation of every one of the many many pieces, maybe not a con but it took me a while. -IMPORTANT!!! - This comes with a seperate bag that has a flexible but sturdy plastic strap that makes it so you can anchor it into a wall or non movable object, when my 2yr old pulls the kitchen door open I got nervous at how much it moved and I STRONGLY recommend you use the Anchor! -Alot of pieces, and screws, nuts as well as hinges.. Although high quality again the orientation has got to be dead on or you will be tearing it back apart! Screws are labeled by their letter and then quantity, and not in alphabetical order, also the same "A" screw will have 2 slots one has like 5 white painted head A screws and across the cardboard there are like 10++ "A" screws not painted. (The same letter screw painted or not, are interchangeable.) -With alot of parts you really need to take inventory first and make sure they are all there. The wood pieces that are #9 (2 of them) will have a _ under the 9 so not to be confused as a #6 even though I don't remember a 6. -Very tight shutting doors that need to break in a little. Microwave did not and was only door that did not have something to keep it shut so I use small magnet strips to keep it shut! Ok so it shows in the manual needing a Phillips screwdriver... If you are trying to get away and take your time if you have time then use a screwdriver, I used a light impact electric drill and it saved me hours of time and no damage! The directions are better than most toys illustrations are visually as helpful as they can be, and the English part is real English not half fast translated, I'm a Man but I read manual many times to be sure. As simple yet time consuming to assemble honestly I would have paid someone 75$ to assemble it just for the time, but I appreciate it more for my kids because I put it together myself! Dont Cheat out on screws, they are all there for a good reason and when completed you'll also see why! I did not have to put one single sticker on it that was already good to go which helped ALOT too! Conclusion: If your a stay at home Mom with no extra time and chasing little ones around all day, I'd recommend having someone (husband boyfriend, girlfriend, just someone else) assemble it and not where the kids can see. Most people should not shy away from this because I say it's tedious to put together. I build electronics and PCS, not much of a carpenter and I use that term because you really do build a real little kitchen! Count every part first and mine came with 1 wooden piece with no number but wasn't hard to figure out, follow instructions to a T don't cut corners, and ANCHOR IT TO SOMETHING STURDY, get frustrated just take a quick break and you'll be fine! It was a decent amount of more work than I expected but overall I'm confident I made a good choice on this and my kids agree with me! Hope this helps!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2020 by John
Color: White
Whew please take 7 business days to assemble this. It is very cute and works for our 3-year-old, but it was missing screws, so we are missing a door on it. Not that big of a deal but just an fyi. Also trying to assemble this will test your marriage.
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2023 by Christian
Color: Pink
I love how real the details are. The kids really love it. Only negative for me is I thought it would be a bit taller
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2023 by RoG