CUTE STONEHuge Dollhouse with 2 Dolls and Colorful Light, 32" x 25" x 26.6" Doll House Gift for Girls

Ok, I started at around 10pm to sperate and organize everything in the box.With the knowledge I have now I'd separate all of the smaller items and utensils such as cup, silverware, hygiene items, etc completely bc honestly they're gna get lost in minutes and they're gna just pretend to do everything without them but getting them away from the assembly process would've been helpful and saved time.While organizing for assembly go ahead and pair your rod halves but don't put any toppers or anything on themSeparate your bottom level 4 ways (square connectors), your other 4 ways, floors, roof sections and such...I went ahead and opened everything in the beginning and it saved time having to constantly open and go back and forth between bags.The lights have no set place but having not run them during assembly and now having to weave it through everything I wish I'd maybe ran it in and out of the rooms on each floor before moving on to the next door.The small wall sections do no sit in place. Give up now 9n that. The bigger sections do mostly but not completely.I'm not going to lie, after my daughter plays with it a few times I'm going back through it with some glue and calling it a day.The walls are flimsy compared to the pillars, floors, stairs, slide, etc...For as much as it costs it would have been nice to have actual plastic walls that connect to everything else and for the lights to have a little pattern to go by.I leave this long review bc I'm a single mom and even though I don't mind doing the work to put my daughter's stuff together small things like setting the small items aside, not waiting to run the lights, pairing the rods, opening everything and getting a work area set according to what you'll be doing helps alot as far as stress and time..But like I said..It's 3 am... I still have to run the lights..And just fyi bc one picture shows the round seat with a cushion as having legs.... It doesn't... It's like a dog bed or something..Definitely run the lights.If you're not wanting to keep messing with it definitely glue it or at least the walls in.Ummmmm....Regardless of time and what I've mentioned honestly it's amazingly sturdy, pretty easy once you get an understanding of the process, and my daughter loves it and it's really nice for the cost. I've read alit about other dollhouses and most of them have issue with the above floors falling through.This comes with 2 dolls but there's a nice set of several dolls for very decent price. I sprung for it and I'm not regretting it.If you need a dollhouse that'll hold up to a rough kid, and not have 5o buy 100$ dolls to go with it afterwards this is definitely worth a try.

What I really wanted was a dollhouse that was already in one piece and put together but I don't have that kind of money. When this arrived and I opened the box I was overwhelmed with the millions of pieces that it seemed have. The instructions were horrible but all you have to do is look on YouTube and type in the exact name of the product and how many rooms of the dollhouse and it's right there and so easy to assemble at that point. It only took 20 minutes

Putting it together requires you to figure out a lot as the instruction booklet is so lacking. I still don't know where some pieces go!

The problem is with this doll house is tiny tiny parts. My five years old got bored joining them as it was too many of them. Plus got hurt because of ruff surface of one of the card board.. I was looking for simple and little less expensive.

I bought this for my WFRP 2e campaign, spray painted the structural components, slapped on some new wallpaper, and it is PERFECT. It's obviously not to scale for standard 25/28mm miniatures, but my players have plenty of room to maneuver their characters without knocking things over. The assembly instructions aren't great, but it's easy enough to figure out by just looking at the box. It's not the sturdiest structure, but it survived a bunch of drunk nerds slamming into the table for 4+ hours, so it's solid enough. I am apprehensive about moving it. Overall 4/5. Would recommend based on overall value and versatility.

While there weren't explicit instructions in the insert, this was a lot of fun to build with my 3 year old and pretty easy to figure out. Most of the pieces are interchangeable, and they snap in and out easily, so you can rebuild this in multiple configurations. Because of this it comes apart easily and isn't that sturdy so possibly better for older kids. There are also a ton of cute little touches (sandals for the dolls, plates, etc for the kitchen) that might be more appreciated by older kids. My younger kids absolutely LOVE the lights and the horses / horse pen.

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Overall , my daughter loved this doll house. It is beautiful. But it took hours to assemble. There are so tiny too tiny things in it, like brush, perfume other kitchen , bathroom and makeup products, they are so hard place because they are not sturdy. I think Instead of four things make two but make it little big and sturdy. Thanks.

It’s not a good product. It keeps falling apart. The side fall out. Not a sturdy product.

We got on time and is very nice with good price.

Very happy with this purchase.