BOHS34-Piece Dollhouse Furniture Set - Laser Cut Wooden 3D Puzzles - Miniature Doll House DIY Models and Accessories

I put together a lot of the pieces & they are so stinking cute! My daughter loves them & she’s 12 lol. When her 8 year old cousin came down to visit this past weekend she said, “you want to play with my little furniture? .... Ok just be careful, my mom spent a lot of time on them”. That made me feel so good & appreciated. You do “need” glue for some of the pieces tho. Like the bathtub requires glue. I used tacky glue (gold bottle) Bc it’s what I had & it dries clear, & it worked perfectly! Anyway the price is great on these for all the pieces you get. Basically covers an entire 2-3 bedroom, 1 bath house of furniture + the living areas, kitchen & the front and/or back porch. It has a lot of pieces & some of them are so fun to build. So far the most time consuming was the kitchen sink/stove piece, but it was, by no means, hard to do. It just took a little more time & did require glue for certain pieces. I used glue for all of the pieces across the board, so it didn’t bother me. Also something to note; the tiny sand paper square that comes with the set is waaaaay too course for that soft/smooth balsa-type wood. Instead of tearing it up, I used a 400 grit sanding disk I already had (just in my hand) & it worked great. The pieces don’t need “sanding” per se, just a light smoothing on some of the edges & you’re good to go. The instructions are easy enough to follow - all picture based w/zero words but all in all it was really easy to follow.I really enjoyed putting these together & getting to watch my daughter enjoy them for a long time to come is just icing on the cake. :)

I assembled with my granddaughters. ( ages 8 and 12) There is a little difficulty separating the pieces from the boards, a couple pieces broke. You receive 4 boards, a little advise, keep pieces together from each board but separate from each other, Took us quite awhile to put together, keeping separated would have cut the time down. The kids were very creative and had fun doing the furniture. They are pretty sturdy, very cute and didn't use much glue. Yes I would recommend as long as a adult was joining in the fun.

These are really cute, very light wood pieces. I enjoyed assembly. The wood can snap very easily under too much pressure. I recommend marking the piece numbers on or by the pieces of wood, as there are 4 sheets of pieces. Note: two of the furniture pieces had parts on separate sheets. I also found that using an emory board worked better than the sandpaper included. There are lots of pieces of furniture for the price. Overall, I’m very happy with the product.

This was rather difficult to assemble. TERRIBLE instructions. You’re pretty much on your own there. I thought my granddaughter and I (she’s 9) could do this together and she could paint the furniture and use with her Calico Critter house. Didn’t work out as I had planned. She was defeated before we even started. (Me, too) I finally finished the project, but it was quite a project! Had to use wood glue a lot and it still is fairly fragile. If your looking for a challenge, this is it!

It's the perfect size what the house I'm making. I also painted some of the furniture. They were easy to put together. My Granddaughter loves it. Thank you.

I enjoy putting these together and painting them but I wish you had larger sized furniture sets to fit larger doll houses

I didnt see it listed on the description, but they are about 1:12 scale. Easy to use, easy to stain, and fun to put together like a puzzle. They stay together after assembly, but they're much sturdier if you use glue. Don't throw away the papers that come wrapped with the wood sheets, because those have the instructions and the guides for locating all the pieces. Also I recommend only punching out the pieces as needed, otherwise they'll get all mixed up and confusing.

Once they’re all put together, they are extremely resilient. However, when taking the pieces out of the wooden plates in order to assemble, they’re easily broken/snap-able. There were a few pieces that were confusing as how to build properly. And a few broke upon assembly. (Though, I was using my fingers to push the pieces out and I’m not exactly easy-handed).But, other than that, the pieces are actually really good quality.I got them for a crime recreation project in my Forensic Science class, where we were studying arson. Even after the accelerant was added and we set the house on fire, most of the pieces actually SURVIVED with darkened wood pieces and a few were just flaking due to being burned. And most of them were still usable.Hot glue is easily removable (though it won’t fall off on its own).Overall, they’re good products and the breakage might be my fault, I’m not sure. I would just recommend being more careful with the more intricate pieces. (Also, there isn’t enough sandpaper provided, so I’d recommend getting a bit more. I was just lucky that I already had some on hand. Glue is also needed to do some of the pieces).Overall, it takes a few hours of assembly and I’d recommend keeping the instructions.