Our research indicates that this offer is $131.67 lower (67% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $198
About this product:
Recommended for ages 3+
Fits 2 kids comfortably (1 per bench), with a max. weight of 85 lbs. per bench
The KidKraft Outdoor Patio Set is ideal for enjoying an outdoor picnic, playing games or simply visiting in the back yard on beautiful days. The adjustable, folding umbrella offers shady relief from the hot summer sun and the benches are perfectly kid-sized. Constructed from weather-resistant wood with a beautiful stained finish, this set will look good in your back yard for years to come. Fun, functional and just their size!
Manufacturer:
KidKraft
Product SKU:
44443425
UPC:
706943005064
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Our research indicates that this offer is $131.67 lower (67% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $198
About this product:
Recommended for ages 3+
Fits 2 kids comfortably (1 per bench), with a max. weight of 85 lbs. per bench
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My cheap 8 year old Sesame Street Cardboard-type table has bitten the dust. I can use the extra 2 chairs with this so the Grands have their own table. Repped!
This is definitely small and I imagine if the kid is 5 or older it's too small. However, it is all solid wood and seems reasonably well made and incredibly easy to put together. Total setup was about 15 minutes but look ahead where to put the 2 wooden dowels. Don't ask how I know.
Another poster mentioned paint or poly on it, and I think that's a good idea to make this thing last the lifetime of it's "usability" given the size. If you had a spray gun, it would be such a breeze to just paint it all before assembling. I suppose that's the next slickdeal I need to get in on...
This is definitely small and I imagine if the kid is 5 or older it's too small. However, it is all solid wood and seems reasonably well made and incredibly easy to put together. Total setup was about 15 minutes but look ahead where to put the 2 wooden dowels. Don't ask how I know.
Another poster mentioned paint or poly on it, and I think that's a good idea to make this thing last the lifetime of it's "usability" given the size. If you had a spray gun, it would be such a breeze to just paint it all before assembling. I suppose that's the next slickdeal I need to get in on...
Thanks, is there a best brand you recommend? Are you pretty knowledgeable on this stuff? I've never messed with outdoor poly, but Im a huge fan of polycrylic to protect indoor stuff like drawers and shoe racks.
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This is definitely small and I imagine if the kid is 5 or older it's too small. However, it is all solid wood and seems reasonably well made and incredibly easy to put together. Total setup was about 15 minutes but look ahead where to put the 2 wooden dowels. Don't ask how I know.
Another poster mentioned paint or poly on it, and I think that's a good idea to make this thing last the lifetime of it's "usability" given the size. If you had a spray gun, it would be such a breeze to just paint it all before assembling. I suppose that's the next slickdeal I need to get in on...
This is definitely small and I imagine if the kid is 5 or older it's too small. However, it is all solid wood and seems reasonably well made and incredibly easy to put together. Total setup was about 15 minutes but look ahead where to put the 2 wooden dowels. Don't ask how I know.
Another poster mentioned paint or poly on it, and I think that's a good idea to make this thing last the lifetime of it's "usability" given the size. If you had a spray gun, it would be such a breeze to just paint it all before assembling. I suppose that's the next slickdeal I need to get in on...
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