Kids Picnic Table with Sensory Bins, 4 in 1 Sand and Water Table with Height Adjustable Umbrella, Removable Tabletop for Outdoor Backyard Patio Play

My grandson could play for hours in the sand boxes if he was aloud to lol…

I assembled this and tighten it weekly. It’s very unstable and falls apart all the time. I am not happy with the value for the money. I bought this in March (its September) and not only has it never been sturdy (when the kids sit down the whole table shifts food spills everywhere) but today my husband went to move it and the nails separated from the wood so now it’s a hazard.

The media could not be loaded.  I really love the look of this table, plus how functional it is, you have a great picnic table for your kids, plus comes with the umbrella just like big people’s picnic table. It’s just adorable, bought it for my granddaughters they like to sit in my courtyard and this will be so nice, very well made of beautiful wood, not a splinter on this cutie, maybe some little knots which doesn’t affect the beauty of it and the surface is smooth.My son likes it so much that put a coat of clear polyurethane to preserve the beauty of it and protect from the elements.You can adjust the umbrella, from 43.5’’ to 66.5’’, the top of the table measures 36 x 13.5 inches, 18 inches each side since this is a multifunctional table that comes with two plastic boxes, you can put water or sand for the kids to play. The bench seats are 10.5 inches height from the floor to the seat, the seating benches are 34.5 inches long and 7 inches wide, so two kids seat comfortably on each side, the total measurements are 36.5 x 33.5 x 19.5 inches. Holds up to 220lbs.Overall a perfectly functional picnic table with easy directions to follow, also very sturdy. Only takes about 10 minutes to assemble with 20 or less screws. Definitely needs a clear coat, or painted to protect it from the elements. I would recommended.

I got this for my daughter for her 3th birthday and she absolutely loves it .She like both the sand and water part.The umbrella is a nice bonus to protect from the sun. It was super easy to put together and it’s light enough we can move it around.

I like this bench for the most part.The umbrella is really nice and adjusts well. The divided tray table is cute and has two separate bench table covers.However it can't take much weight. If all my four kids sit on it (which is what I bought such a big bench for) it loosens and bends. If I sit on it, same thing. Also the tray tables could be used for sand and water, but there is no drain for the water. And... the trays are tiny, which means the sand is more likely to spill. I see a mess every. single. time.So overall with a few tweaks to the design it could have been great, but it's just okay. Would I buy it again? No way. For the price I paid, I should have received a sturdier product.

Perfect for toddlers to eat at or play

I was a but apprehensive about the amount of time and effort it would take to put this together but I got it anyways. Let me tell you this thing is easy peasy to put together. Took me maybe 20 mins and I was able to do it by myself while sitting on the floor. My kids absolutely love it and it has been a lifesaver for me keeping my kids entertained. I have zero complaints.

My grandkids absolutely love this water table!! It was easy for their dad and uncle to assemble. It’s easy to maneuver around and it goes from a doll pool to sand castle pit just by filling up the buckets!! I keep pestering mosquitoes away with a few drops of lemon essential oil so playtime isn’t interrupted. Have fun all year with this magnificent gift!

After waiting over a month for this to arrive (and even then, it was a week later than the scheduled delivery date), I really wanted to love this. Turned out to be a waste of money, a piece of garbage. Whilst assembling, one set of legs pulled the top frame apart (which was secured by the supplier with two small nails). Thus the legs at that end angled inwards at the ground, making the table very wobbly and unsafe. I put additional wood screws in, which did not solve the angle problem, and split the wood at each place a screw was inserted. So I went out and bought metal brackets to hold it together, in the hopes that it would correct the angle. Sadly it did nothing to correct the angle. And in the process of attaching said brackets, the legs at the other end did the same thing - pulling out the nails and angling in at the bottom. Luckily I’d bought four brackets, so had to add them on at this end too. It feels much more solid now with brackets at the four top corners, but I feel very uneasy about all of the legs being angled inwards.