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The mini kitchen is darling. The instructions were easy to follow with a couple of items that were vague but easy enough to figure out. There were a couple of nicks in the paint-but nothing terrible.

I bought two vanities, one for each granddaughter. One arrived with damaged parts for the drawer. I only needed the parts to put another drawer together. The reps at Teamson were responsive and mailed me what I needed so I could complete the second vanity. I was highly impressed with their customer service.

the Avery bathroom pieces look lovely finished, but the major joining hardware is not stable. the direction for front side of side panels would have been nice, otherwise the direction were clear enough. many starter holes in back panel boards were sadly missed. piece “j” on small wall cabinet was a bugger to stabilize. the packaging was great, as well as the shipping. i am satisfied with my purchase.

Cabinet is beautiful - however there is a scratch on the top of the door that I now need to paint - it arrived this way!

3-4 hours to install but straightforward . So far kitchen looks great. TBD on how long it lasts!

I love my outdoor tall red vase fountain! It was easy to set-up & easy to use. However, the red paint started chipping within a month. The Teamsome Customer Support team has been very helpful with all my questions. Thank You!

Overall I love the child's vanity and think it's a good buy. I was a bit worried that there would be damage as the box was pretty banged up. However it was well packed. There was a small area that the paint was sanded off but it was not very noticeable. My only complaint was that there were 1/4-1/2 inch holes drilled into the side of the two curved legs that served no purpose at all. They are not pictured on the directions. Unfortunately though they show a bit. It's probably a bit petty but it bugs me.

The design of the access panel needs a redesign. It would be an easy change to add small rounded areas at the bottom to hold it up when trying to reinstall the screws. Also, making an indented area in the body of the spa and corresponding nubs on the access door so it stays in place a little better. The screw holes could be conical with the bottoms of the cones being only as wide as the screw heads. Currently the screw holes are bigger, which allows the screws to shift and not go in straight. One of mine went was put in through the curved edge of the hole and obviously put in with a drill. The screw head was embedded in the plastic and I couldn’t get it out to re-install/aligned with the hole in the spa body. The t-handle used to tighten the jets broke and the second jet I touched . . .