Playtime by Eimmie 18 Inch Doll Furniture Sofa & Coffee Table
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About Playtime by Eimmie 18 Inch Doll Furniture Sofa & Coffee Table
Overall Feedback:
87% positive
73% liked the charming design, but 27% thought it looked cheap
The furniture comes with perfect accessories that give it a real impression and is classy.
I am impressed with the design and aesthetics of the doll-furniture set. It looks great with high quality wood, cute fabric cushions, and adorable accessories.
I found assembling the table more difficult than the couch and had to put in more effort.
83% found it easy to assemble, but 17% had difficulty
I found the set easy to assemble and it arrived on time. However, it is not suitable for AG-sized dolls as advertised.
71% liked the engagement play level
The doll-furniture set is sturdy and generic, and I can use it for many years. Once I rehabbed the screw situation, it came together and works well for my dolls.
I love the furniture set as it keeps my daughter engaged for hours on end. I plan to buy more items from this collection.
85% praised the high-quality materials, while 15% thought they were cheap
The doll sofa looks great in terms of quality.
I love the wood furniture sets. They are better than what is available at the AG store and well made and cute.
Assembling the table required more effort than the couch.
The bean bag was poorly sewn and the screws on both pieces of furniture are visible after assembly.
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71% appreciated the perfect size and shape, while 29% found it too large/small
I bought this set as an adult collector for my 18-inch doll living room set-up.
The product is not a 1:3 scale, indicating that the size and shape of the doll-furniture is not as expected.
89% praised for its stability and weight
The furniture is easy to assemble and has a rich feel due to good quality materials.
