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Lifespan Kids Silverton Cubby House with 1.8m Slide (Pastel Green)

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars. 1 5-star review.

$1786.00

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Lifespan Kids Silverton Cubby House with 1.8m Slide (Pastel Green)

$1786.00

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Our 3 year old loves it!

DaveA — 5 out of 5 stars

The end result is a great design and our daughter loves it. For assembly, allow for about 3 days, and it helps if you have a drills (with low torque settings) with the a multi driver bit assortment to save time rather than using the provided Allen wrenches. The pieces are all numbered, but on the darker pieces of wood the numbers have stickers rather than a stamp, and the stickers mostly fall off. So for the steps with the darker woods, it is a bit of a guessing game if you are using the right pieces etc, but for the steps with the lighter coloured woods it's pretty easy. I recommend creating a numberless pile right at the start of the assembly so when you can't find the numbered piece that you want you can go straight to the un labeled pile. Also if you plan on painting it, wait until its assembled as you will not stand a chance if you paint over the numbered stamps on the woods.