KidKraft Wooden Bookcase with Reading Nook, Storage and Gray Cushion - Natural
Key features
- •Available in three colors - white, Natural and espresso
- •6 convenient storage spaces for books, toys and more
- •Additional storage space on both sides of the cushion
- •Comfortable Gray cushion
- •Made of composite wooden materials
- •Smart, sturdy construction
BrandKidKraft
CategoryBookcases, Cabinets & Shelves
Size40 x 22.5 x 12 inches
ColorNatural
Warranty90 day warranty against manufacturer defects.
KidKraft Wooden Bookcase with Reading Nook, Storage and Gray Cushion - Natural
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Customer Reviews
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Easy assembly except the last piece
KSumners•March 15, 2018
It's very nice, and incredibly easy to put together. I had all 11/12 pieces set up within 30 minutes. I've spent a lot of time assembling ikea furniture, lately, and found this to be much easier. However, when I got to the 12th piece it was Satan incarnate (it's the back piece of the nook/seat). It took all 130lbs of me sitting on it and pushing it down to get it to fit, and then I had to screw and rescrew the screws in several times to get them to align right.
All in all, once complete it looks great and functions as needed. My baby loves sitting in it (she's 20 mos) and has thoroughly enjoyed putting her books away in there.
All in all, once complete it looks great and functions as needed. My baby loves sitting in it (she's 20 mos) and has thoroughly enjoyed putting her books away in there.
Toddler sized
surely_you_are_joking•March 4, 2018
Perfect for our 16 month old. Great quality, wonderful price, and super cute! Highly recommend.
Five Stars
rico489•October 7, 2017
I would like it to be a tiny bit bigger. But it is sooo cute!
Great Piece
Sophia•August 20, 2017
Nice piece and is able to hold over 50 books. Great quality at a affordable price. Love that it's child size, just as its dimensions are stated in the item description. This piece can grow with my child and is a wonderful solution to organizing books and toys in a space! Would purchase all over again!
I Like It But See Why Some Might Not
Luciole•July 5, 2017
This turned out just right. I really like how it looks, and how kid-sized it is. It's a versatile nook that could go in a number of places as a child ages and spaces change.
That said, the assembly process does give you a new appreciation for IKEA. Everyone makes fun of them, but whoever designed this makes their designers look like Einsteins working with far more durable materials. I wouldn't say this was difficult to assemble, just... awkward. As if the final shape was paramount and dictated everything, so there was no thought given to the odd contortions or special tools you might need for specific steps. (For instance, you need a screwdriver to tighten the cam bolts on the inside of the slanted top compartments, but a normal-length screwdriver is too long for that space.)
Similarly, I wouldn't say that the instructions were hard to follow. The parts were well-organized and labeled. However, the instructions do tend to lump a whole bunch of steps together, in a way that IKEA wouldn't.
Well, I suppose these are the trade-offs for overall cheapness. Again, I had no real trouble putting this together, but on the other hand, I totally see why people might.
That said, the assembly process does give you a new appreciation for IKEA. Everyone makes fun of them, but whoever designed this makes their designers look like Einsteins working with far more durable materials. I wouldn't say this was difficult to assemble, just... awkward. As if the final shape was paramount and dictated everything, so there was no thought given to the odd contortions or special tools you might need for specific steps. (For instance, you need a screwdriver to tighten the cam bolts on the inside of the slanted top compartments, but a normal-length screwdriver is too long for that space.)
Similarly, I wouldn't say that the instructions were hard to follow. The parts were well-organized and labeled. However, the instructions do tend to lump a whole bunch of steps together, in a way that IKEA wouldn't.
Well, I suppose these are the trade-offs for overall cheapness. Again, I had no real trouble putting this together, but on the other hand, I totally see why people might.
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