Wooden Rainbow House Stacker 5 Piece Set Montessori Kindergarten Home School Nesting can be Matched with Rainbow Blocks

First off the pros: its beautiful, very bright and it is stained not painted which makes it so they grip onto each other better. True to measurements listed. (I included a pictures next to the smaller versions on amazon). My kids have had no problems stacking them or them sliding offThe only cons I have is they are slightly thin so they might break however that hasn't happened. The other is I bought the flat set from the same company and they are slightly different colors.

This is such a fun toy! There are soooo many ways you can play and build with this. I love seeing my kids exercise their creativity!Wonderful purchase, great quality, generously sized— would highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded.  Great value for the price. Pairs nicely with our rainbow purchased from Etsy.PACKAGING - Superb. Tissue paper between each color and plastic shrink wrapped to prevent rubbing and sliding all over the place.TEXTURE - not super smooth but also not too rough, so it’s perfect texture for allowing the other pieces to sit on top and not easily slide around.COLORS - The largest semi circle is more a hot pink color but doesn’t bother me as the functionality is the reason I purchased. One of the blues is slightly a different shade as well but may match this brands rainbow as ours is different.DURABILITY - After a week seems to durable. My son is two so I build the ball drops and towers mostly and he’s knocked down a few times and they haven’t shown any scratches, wear or breakage. I keep this item set aside out of reach when not playing with it together.

Looks great. Haven’t opened the package cause it’s a Christmas gift but from what I can see through the shrink wrap all of the boards appear level and evenly colored as well as there not being any splinters or the wood pulling apart.

The price was right for this stacker compared to others but unfortunately one of the peices broke after only a couple days playing with it. The rest of it can still be played with for now but I wonder how long the other peices will last :/

Saw them and got them. I bough a brain toy but was missing the wooden balls. The ones I bought were exactly what comes with the original toy it self.

Ok, not sure if I got a bad batch? No photo or video can show this but... oh man it was rough to the touch. Obviously it’s a wood toy and is affordable on that point. Unless your open to sanding down each arch (which I just did) and then repainting it (which I will do tomorrow) I wouldn’t recommend it. (unless you don’t mind not having smoothed down wood, it’s not the worst but I felt like my kid could easily get a splinter) I take great pleasure in doing some craft so I’m not too mad. I’m also changing out two colors from the dark purple and brown to a lighter purple and pink which I think my daughter will love!Other than that, had no finish or wax or anything to protect it. Just wood arches with paint. (We have a pikler triangle and wood balance board so I know what finished protected wood should feel like). One of my arches is short so when you’re putting it together it needs to be lifted by the one under it.Not bothered by it bc the price.Pick your poison. Was worth it for me bc price and don’t mind the hassle.

Bought for my toddler but was bigger/heavier than I expected. Which is great for sturdiness but not so great for little toes they inevitably drop on.I do like the design and plain colors. All of the other stacking/nesting blocks I found were very busy with numbers/letters/pictures and I just wanted something plain.

I really liked the idea of this toy but the quality was very poor considering the price was just under $100.Maybe I just got a bad batch. Would like a replacement if the quality is better.