KidKraft Vintage Wooden Play Kitchen Set with Pretend Ice Maker & Play Phone - Pink Toy Kitchen for Kids, Toddler Pretend Play, Birthday Gift, Indoor Role Play Games
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Product Description Modern play with a vintage vibe! Young chefs are sure to love cooking up fun with the adorable KidKraft Pink Vintage Play Kitchen! This retro-style play kitchen welcomes with plenty of play space plus doors that open and close and knobs that click and turn for tons of hands-on fun. The stainless steel-look accents complement the cool color for a striking combination that'll be a standout addition to any playroom or play space in your home. Children have many built-in accessories to keep their minds engaged. A clip-on phone is a must-have to talk recipes or gossip with your best friends. An inset ice maker and thermometer on the ice box inspires lots of pretend stories. Best of all, the durable wood design can stand up to the most enthusiastic imaginations for years to come. From the Manufacturer Your little chef will love cooking in the Pink KidKraft Vintage Kitchen. Kids ages three and up can pretend to whip up all kinds of new concoctions using the refrigerator, microwave, stove, oven, and sink. The kitchen's durable design and moving parts will keep your child entertained, even as it stands up to rough play.Kids pretend they are cooking big feasts for the whole family. View larger.Doors open and close.Removable sink.Knobs click and turn.Kid-Friendly SizeThe KidKraft Vintage Kitchen is specially designed for little ones. It stands just over 36 inches tall, a great size for young chefs practicing the art of cooking.Realistic, Interactive FeaturesWith clicking stove burner handles and plenty of doors to open and close, the kitchen is a fun place for aspiring chefs to discover how a kitchen works. The sink faucet swings around and rotating sink handles let kids pretend to turn the water on and off when it's time to wash dishes.A phone beside the sink comes off its hook so kids can pretend to chat with friends as they prepare their next meal.Durable ConstructionThe KidKraft Vintage Kitchen is made of sturdy wood. All the doors feature firm clasps to keep them closed when they have been shut.The pink kitchen set can also be bolted to the wall with included wall assembly instructions and pieces. The kitchen should only be bolted to drywall or wall studs.What's in the Box?One light-pink kitchen.Pink Vintage KitchenAt a Glance:Specially sized just for kidsInteractive environment with moving partsSturdy wood design for long-lasting playAge/Weight Requirements:3 to 8 yearsAssembly Requirements:Adult assemblyPhillips screwdriver
Product Features
MDF, wood, plastic
Made in USA or Imported
MADE OF WOOD Crafted of long-lasting, premium and sustainable materials for a durable toy that can be passed down from kid to kid.
RETRO STYLE Throwback to an era of simpler times with sleek stainless steel-look details and angled features. And check out that old-school thermometer on the ice box.
REALISTIC FEATURES There's everything here a kid could want in a kitchen including refrigerator, freezer, microwave, oven and cabinets—all with handles to open and close.
HANDS-ON PLAY Pick up the play phone and invite guests to dinner, press the ice maker, turn on the oven with the knobs that make a fun clicking sound—there's so much to do in this wooden play kitchen—just like the real thing.
STORAGE AREAS Whether behind the closed doors or on the open shelves, accessories have a place in this wooden kitchen. Keep dishes, play food and more tidy and ready for play.
Customer Reviews
UPDATE 5/22/2013: MY 4 YR OLD DAUGHTER LOVES IT!After looking at all the plastic junk at the big box stores I decided to do some research online for a better quality kitchen and found Kidkraft. Their website showed a number of good quality wood products, and after looking at the prices I decided to go with the PVK (Pink Vintage Kitchen). Although still a few weeks away from her birthday, I am positive my daughter will love this kitchen. The style, color, features and quality should ensure this will get a lot of use. My wife thinks its a bit short for a 4 year old and wishes we had gotten this for her 2nd or 3rd ...but I think raising it on a platform or getting some cool vintage retro sofa legs would help raise it 3" or 4 when/if required, but not yet.I purchased this via Amazon from DiscountgiantUSA. Total price was $132 shipped! For what I got I am very happy with the value. The 50lb. box took about a week to arrive. Be sure to go through the entire contents of the box first, and double check with the parts list before starting assembly to make sure you have all the parts and in good condition. There are a lot of pieces and its advisable to have everything you need before starting. As luck would have it one of the larger pieces (part #1) had a small chip at a corner in a noticeable spot. I called up Kidkraft and without hesitation they sent me a replacement panel. Although it took a few days to ship the replacement panel, the customer service was really good ...just call them and they will send you whatever you need.Assembly Notes: My part #1 was damaged at the corner out of the box, but Kidkraft replaced it asap via fedex that week. I also experienced a slight de-lamination damage on top edge of the fridge backing (that I had not noticed on initial inspection), and had to trim a bit off with a box knife so that top panel slot would fit over the backing. Not an issue if you're handy with tools, but a pain for beginners. Hardware "C" nuts require a slot screwdriver as a philips cannot grip the shallow screw head. You will need a stubby slot screwdriver (or penny) to screw the two "C" nuts from inside the microwave area. The feet build feels a bit thin and delicate, so be very careful not to over-tighten as they look like they could crack if turned more than an 1/8th of a turn tight. The instructions are very basic, and some steps take a bit of thought (ie. which way do the vertical panels align, how to slide the backing panels in), but overall the steps work.Build Time: (more if you need a part from KidKraft)0.5 hr part checklist & inspection2.5 ht assembly3.0 hr total timeDesign: Overall pretty good, a few minor rubbing marks but nothing really that noticeable. I'm a bit disappointed that the oven door does not swing down, but that's being picky. It would be really nice to trick out the PVK with SS (stainless steel) door handles, adjustable feet, SS sink, and SS faucet (ie to match the right hand dowel shelf supports), and a real clock too. I would be happy to pay more $$'s for the above, or an "upgrade kit", but that may be overkill ;-)Summary: At $132 delivered, the PVK is a really great kitchen, and much nicer than the plastic junk from the big box stores that you pay $100+ for. This is more like furniture, a nice heirloom or hand-down, and likely to have a good resale once outgrown. Part inspection and check-listing is critical ..so don't skip this step. The 2.5 hr assembly is pretty intense and non-stop, very ikea'esq. If you have no problems with furniture assembly then this is not too difficult a project, but beginners may need an extra pair of hands and a weekend ;-)Design: 9/10 (cute-cool-retro, functional, stainless steel hardware/adjustable legs would be nice)Quality: 8/10 (pretty good, a few of the plastics seem cheap, but inline with price)Service: 10/10 (Kidkraft are awesome!)Value: 9/10 (good price, wood build is always better than plastic)Overall: 9/10 (highly recommended)
