KidKraft Waterfall Mountain Wooden Train Set & Table with 120 Pieces, 3 Storage Bins

I had this on a list for a while and a few days ago noticed it was on sale for 45% off. To beat that, there was also a warehouse item available for 60% off. At the orignal price, I was willing to say we didn't need it as we're already cramped for space in our narrow townhouse. But at the discounted price, even my husband was like "heck yeah!" So this is like an early Christmas gift for our 2.5 year old boy. He always gravitates towards the train sets at other people's houses so this was a win. He is already using the pieces for imaginative play and adding his other toys to the mix.Assembly was super easy. There's only 8 pieces to the table plus 3 plastic bins. Less then 30 min with two of us. The train set assembly took another 30. Its really eaten up a lot of floor room so be prepared to sacrafice some space for it if your real estate is scarce.There were some very minor cosmetic flaws to our table but once assembled, you don't even notice it. Alsoone minor section that was pre-screwed and glued on to support the surface was cracked during assembly from over-tightening of screws, but it didn't effect the overall integrity so we gave that a pass.The surface is flippable- from picture to plain wood laminate surface. I can see this being an excellent lego or hobby table when he outgrows the train. Our public library has a similar table (smaller) and they used a protective plexiglass to cover the surface.Yes- like some other reviewers have commented- the wood toy structures need to be assembled and some fit rather loose. However a little wood glue will take care of the issue. My boy also requested I add sirens and a star logo to the police car and firetruck which I happily obliged with some adhesive paper. Overall, The quality is as expected and we are satisfied. Its no Pottery Barn, but if you are looking for quality, I think you should be looking at a train set sold separately from table. I should point out that my son is fairly gentle with his toys and I absolutely do not allow table climbing in the house. While the table is fairly sturdy for what its meant for, I wouldn't trust it to hold up a child jumping or standing on it.I've bought a few Amazon warehouse deals now, and honestly if you are just buying for yourself, it really is worth taking a chance on. Most of the time it is just the outer packaging that has been damaged.

I purchased this toy table for my three year old grandson. He and his older sister think it is great. Decent quality at a good price. A little d hard to assemble, but didn't make me completely crazy.

Many of the reviews listed under this item have got to be for the wrong set. So many of them clearly don't apply to it. This does come in natural, not honey as one reviewer stated. It is very sturdy and screws together with very long, very fat screws that screw into a metal cap to keep them in place. The screws even have the outside 1/3 painted the same color as the table to make them blend in nicely. All the edges are nicely rounded.At first I was put off by the three cheesy looking plastic bins that came with the table. I had specifically emailed the seller and asked if it came with the trundle drawers and was told yes. I was expecting the large wooden drawers. However, these plastic bins hang on rods under the table, keeping them off the floor and out of the way. They also leave enough room for my son's wooden Thomas train caddy under the table as well. I've decided they are better than the wood drawers, although I wouldn't have chosen them.The train set is really amazing and more than I expected. It is much higher quality than the Melissa & Doug set I purchased. It put together easily and the elevated bits are well-designed to keep the tracks together instead of falling apart like the M&D and Thomas ones do. The supports for the elevated track keep the tracks together, and the bridges have a small platform at their edges to hold the adjacent track up. The elevations are really smooth--my son loves giving the train a push and having it roll down the elevation and a bit more on the flat track.My two issues with the tracks are:1) It doesn't match the printed landscape on the table. I found it impossible to not have tracks going into water and over the road. I also couldn't get the road crossing piece to match up with the road. I wound up turning over the boards and using the plain side instead.2) The waterfall bottom tunnel opening doesn't line up well with the track. Thomas trains are too big to go through this tunnel without getting stuck because the track is too close to the left edge of the tunnel on one side and the right edge on the other side. I'm considering gluing something to the bottom of the waterfall to raise it a bit and give more room for the trains. In the set's defense, the included trains are significantly smaller than Thomas trains and probably fit through without a problem. The top tunnel in the waterfall works perfectly with Thomas trains.The variety of extra pieces is mind-boggling. You get cars, trucks, a steam-roller, an airport with helipad, a helicopter, an airplane, a runway, a crane with girders that can be hooked and un-hooked, one-dimensional police station, fire station and hospital, a boat, trees, people and lots of signs.I know I'm reviewing the right product because I bought it from this very page. Be wary of reviews saying this isn't sturdy or has available wooden trundle drawers as they are the wrong product.