Kids 3D Cardboard Playhouse for Craft Colouring and Pretended Play (Rocket)

Good loved it my child has broken the bottom of the door bit super fast but had fun colouring it in if anything i think she got bored after half a roof haha

I got this for my toddler and his friend to play with and they really loved it even us adults had fun joining in with the painting and it was really easy to put together I will definitely be getting another one at some point.

I purchased this for my 4 year old grandson, he absolutely loves it, he played with it non stop and he loves the idea of being able to colour it in too.

This was brilliant, the adults got more into the colouring than my son and had to repair alot b4 eventually giving in and getting rid of it 3 weeks later. It's really thick but my son is too robust for it.

2 year old and 5 year old both love this. Bought the garden house as it has opening windows / doors; didn't realise the mail box also opens which is a lot of fun. Kids enjoying colouring it in (don't think they have the patience to do it all - you could spend a day solid colouring all the details). Easy to put together and fairly sturdy. Surprisingly it is still standing / the kids haven't ripped the opening parts off yet. Good that when they do eventually get bored of it, it can be recycled. However I think it will last them quite a while. Would buy again when they're old enough to colour it 'properly' (or maybe I can flat pack this one).

Was bigger then I expected, my son really loved it but on one of the sides the tabs ripped after a couple of days I can still put it up but I tape the side on. When it breaks completely I would probably purchase again

I bought this as a gift for a 4 year old boy who absolutely loved it!The item arrived well packaged (slim but quite a big box).The parents assured me that it wasn’t that difficult to put together and was still standing by the end of the day. Win!The door took a bit of a battering with the little one but it was still functioning after a week of heavy use in the house. I don’t think it would last long outside.At the end of the day, it’s made of cardboard so you can’t expect it to last forever but for what it is, it is well made and easy to dispose of once it’s had it’s day.

This is expensive for what it is - cardboard.... BUT it is something quirky and different as a gift. A decent and fair price point would be halving what it's up for so around £20. My son who turned 6 and is bigger than an average 6yr old could still fit inside. Putting the igloo together was easy but the entrance was an absolute nightmare. I ended up accidentally ripping the cardboard and having to celotape it, it wasn't robust at all, the instructions were infuriating and not particularly helpful, I think more could be done on how to fold it better. Cardboard doesn't really bend so trying to get that semi-circle shape was difficult.