Corrugate Box - Card Board Play House (Blue) (Blue)

It was delivered right away and so very easy to assemble. It’s a blank slate and I went a little crazy decorating it, but I decided to give it to my niece as a Christmas playhouse. I added wood designed contact paper, paint, playhouse door hardware, cork stick tiles for the roof and some handmade flower boxes. I even put an LED remote controlled chandelier inside for lighting. All accents found on amazon. I’ll list them below. This house is large and roomy and inspires the imagination- it certainly inspired mine!Door hardware: household essentials brand 240 hinge it magnetic decorative garage door accents $11.68Wood look contact paper for interior and exterior: Abysally brand white grey wood color x 4 rolls $7.19 a rollTile roof: resinta brand 80 tiles self adhesive $8.99Painted door: montana gold red spray paint $10.25Free shipping with prime for accents. $13 shipping for house itself.

We live in an apartment and my son had this thing where he liked to build box forts but we couldn't get him to part with these piles of cardboard box pieces. So we got him this little carboard house and now it's in his room and finally he agreed it was time to send the old box fort supplies to the recycling. He loves his little cardboard house now. It's the ultimate box fort. FYI we also ordered the castle version of this for his best friend's sister's birthday, it's cute but probably better to use as a decorative prop and not as something to really play in a lot, it just didn't seem to be as sturdy and that one didn't have a roof like this one has. This one- the house we got my son- is really the best in my opinion. The size is pretty good and it's big enough for him to nap in (awwww this is so cute too). Cats and dogs may also be tempted to go nap in this box house. I could see this being a great base from which to create a big gingerbread house decoration around Christmas, or a haunted house decoration at halloween, all kinds of cool things.

Arrived 9 weeks ago at the beginning of the quarantine and just the other day collapsed. My two extremely “rough and tumble” guys (2 and 6 years) smashes around, and in, and out, and all over that thing! It stayed strong!👍 It’s large and easily fit both kids and their stuffy animals. The two doors made it easy for them to race in and out during hide-and-seek. They have just loved it so much. 👍👍👍 Even though it’s collapsed on our floor, they are still climbing inside and/or hiding underneath and it’s STILL fun and staying strong. 😂

We decorated it to look like a gingerbread house and used it for our elementary Christmas event. Over 100 children went through it and it held up amazingly! This is thick cardboard and very sturdy. It’s taller than my 6 year old but she has to duck down a little to enter the door. There are a million ways to decorate this thing. One of the Pre-school classes even asked if they could keep it! We will repurchase this for sure!

I turned the house into a gingerbread house for my 2 year old granddaughter. The picture isn’t the finish product but you get the idea. We stuck large gingerbread people on the side She loved it. I put a cardboard table inside so she could make her play dough cookies.I would have never done this if I had to build house too.

My 10 and 7 year old boys love this fort. They have done some decorating but have mostly used it as "home base" in their nerf battles. Went up in like 2 mins and can be folded back down and stored flat.

Arrived much quicker than expected. Cute little playhouse and I love that it EASILY folds right back up into the box. Excellent customer service. Respond immediately to questions. The first playhouse I received had a defect but they sent a new one before I sent it back in order to have the playhouse ready for a birthday party. Yes you are paying $60 for cardboard but it's a heck of a lot easier than the pinterest fail I was going to try to create myself.

I love the idea. My girls love it but it was not made well. As you can see in the pictures, there is an inch difference how how the boxes were connected so it doesn’t sit flush to the ground. That doesn’t seem like a big deal but then at the entrance of the door the girls keep tripping over the piece that’s on the ground and I’m assuming it won’t hold up more than a day or two. I was really hoping this would be a more sturdy piece of cardboard. Especially since we paid $45 for a box!