Step2 Creative Projects Table

I have 2 toddler boys who are 18 mths apart. They enjoy coloring, painting and just being creative. Instead of buying 2 little art desks and chairs, I seen this one and thought what a great idea! We use this as a painting & arts table instead of using two easels or two separate child's art desks. They can share the table and still be out of each other's way to create-away. Not to mention this entire concept is a space saver without having to get 2 tables and budget friendly to our purse/wallet. Was easy to put together although it isn't a fast set-up so expect to take about an hour's time to do it. It is very sturdy. And most importantly our lil boys LUV it! They are close but like most siblings, they do need some space of their own and be out of each other's hair from time to time. They can see each other across the way and have fun. Terrific design and idea!

Excellent table. My son is 6 1/2, and I was concerned that he would be too old for this. (He desperately needs an art table and I desperately need him off our kitchen table, and he is too young and messy for big wooden desk). This table is perfect for him - In my opinion, the stools it comes with are good for ages 2-5; for children older than 5, use a shorter wooden chair or stool and it will fit perfectly. The small wooden chair I use is 1 - 2 inches shorter than the plastic stool, and he will use this great table for years. I can even sit and draw :)Also, the desk area is wide and spacey, really great for one kid to spread out or two kids to share. Lots of storage space!It was easy to install, just a couple of big pieces to snap together and a few screws to hold them in place (I did this myself in 5-10 mins using a small electric screwdriver, and I'm not handy with tools).I highly recommend this product.

I bought this for my little artist who is 5 for Christmas. It is a great little table. I have a 7 year old too and I love that it becomes a two sided art space. The storage is wonderful, surface easy to clean and it's sturdy. My only improvement would be the stools but for little kids, they work fine. I made a slight improvement and purchased battery powered LED lights that click on/off and stuck them up under the storage canopy, they make great lights for better seeing! I highly recommend this art table for kids up to about age 10.

Easy to set up and super sturdy especially since My daughter likes to climb everything right now. I love that it can be used for just her right now and eventually can convert to 2 children.

I decided to purchase a desk for my daughter to prepare for kindergarten. She just turned 5 and is very tall for her age (97th percentile). The desk has nice surface space but is bulky with the side storage. I also have a 3 year old boy and the desk fits these two well. The stools are durable. They have a tendency to flip of your child sits too far back or leans back. I wouldn't think a stool like chair is they are for very young children. Since plastic, the seats are slippery too.I'd also like to note the center tray isn't anchored to the table. I thought it was and that the center slides from the center to the side. In fact, there are two grooves that you stick the tray in, meaning you have to lift the tray up to change positions. I found the tray to be rather loose if empty and a child could pick it up or push it out if he or she wanted. So if you have a climber, definitely keep that in mind. The grooves are not very deep so it could be tipped out. One positive is if you have an explorer who may want to play in the items stored in the tray you can lift the whole center up and out of reach instead of having to take all the items out. Especially if it's full of small items or organized.The side storage is a novel idea. In theory it is convenient storage. But in reality it leaves books and supplies available to curious kids. I leave few cheap coloring books out if 3 year old gets them no damage done. So my 5 year old's workbooks stickers paint with water, etc. items are still stored in another area. Even other art and craft supplies are safely stored since the open center tray so my son would be running to it every possible moment. My daughter at 3 would have done well at this desk since her temperament is so different. I still bought this table knowing I'd couldn't utilize the storage all the time. But it's still handy during art or lesson times.The table is a good size for 2 kids. My daughter has space to grow still. She loves having space to do things in her room at a table her size. It works well as a desk and even table for snacks (I've placed drinking cups in the storage cups so they can't spill over) . Easy to clean. It's awkward to carry but a snap to slide around you can tuck it in a corner both stools still fit underneath and you can just slide out the desk when in use.The table is sturdy as well. It doesn't have a plastic smell either. I've been pleased with the purchase so far. I don't think I would have purchased if my son was younger I would have found a solo desk. I haven't had the center tray come out yet but I'm sure if my son knew things would be different. It's not just about age but your child's personality too. It's hard to find another comparable item that works like a desk and table especially for the price. At this time the table works well for our needs.

This is perfect for my two elementary kids, pre-k and 1st grade. Provides a great place for them to attend school virtually. There were no completely drilled holes in the table top or legs for the 6 screws (3 on each side) that are used to hold them together, I had to make my own. Unfortunately, I had to provide my own seating too. The packaging auditor didn't believe having four upper stool legs and no lower stool legs would be an issue. I will contact the manufacturer for replacements but seeing as I'm not the first one with this issue I don't feel the manufacturer does what it takes to ensure customers can consistently enjoy the product they purchased.

Bought for my 1st graders virtual school (sitting at the dining room table with her papers/pencils/glue/crayons everywhere was driving me crazy). This is a great sized desk - she can spread out with all of her supplies, and everything still stays organized and ready for the next day. Bonus, when we're not using it for school, I can pull it out from the wall and my 4 year old can use it with my 6 year old for crafting.

Easy to assemble, great for many different activities, and easy to clean. The kids use it daily. Absolutely recommend for younger kids.

We got this this art table for our daughter for her 5th birthday. It is amazing, so much storage and has a nice big work space for her and all her crafts. Easy to put together, just added some contact paper to the top for easier clean up. Very happy with this product.

My toddler loves this table ! If your kid is into painting and coloring and creativity I highly recommend this ! It’s so durable and the stools can withstand adult weight (I’m about 200 lbs and it’s no problem)

Easy to assemble and sturdy. Great product and good buy.

My toddler LOVES this and there's so many little pockets and places to store things!

It is great table for our grandson and does everything we wanted it to do. Probably could have gone with a little smaller one, but if he had a friend over then it’ll be great for two. One thing didn’t like are the chairs. The set is on a floor and the plastic is very slippery on the floor, although this was resolved buy purchasing some of those round, rubber, rug grip things. Our grandson is 2 1/2 so he would easily slide off the tops too. All was resolved by purchasing a white, plastic, solid lawn chair that is inexpensive and has a back and arm rest, much more practical and comfortable for him.