(Initial review - I just finished assembling it. I'll update the review after it's been played with for a while)Packaging was sufficient to protect all the parts. Delivery was quick. Instructions were clear, parts were mostly all clearly labeled and no missing parts. Assembly took a few hours (while babysitting my 2y granddaughter and doing laundry and making supper). I was able to complete by myself with just a phillips screwdriver. The pieces are too thin for me to feel comfortable using a power tool. Pieces are light, but sturdy - I'm guessing press board with a melamine surface, more or less. Everything lined up correctly and when finished, has a nice clean appearance. It does have a safety strap that can be anchored to the wall to prevent tipping. Assembled product is not so heavy it can't be moved by one adult, but may be difficult for small children to move around (which I'm ok with). There are sufficient places to place your hands to carry safely if needed.Requires 2 AAA batteries (not included) to power the stove lights/sounds. The oven lights up (uses a watch battery included).I needed something to have at my home for my grandbabies to play with, as they are always wanting to play in the kitchen when they visit. I needed it to suit both genders and multiple ages. It will not get daily play, but may get heavy play periodically.We have it backed up to the sliding glass door (the side that doesn't open) overlooking the back yard. I love that it has a "window" to look thru. That will be awesome year-round. We parked it next to a small storage rack to hold the spare parts. The wooden accessories are similar to Melissa & Doug products. The ice cubes can be loaded into the ice maker and released with the spring-action lever.I would have liked the curtains to be able to come off for cleaning or updating as needed. However, you place them on during assembly, and once you screw the dowel rod to the rest of the piece, you won't be able to get to the curtains back off without unscrewing the wooden parts (not recommended for stability).The piece has lots of options for imagination without being overwhelming. Pictured here includes some accessories purchased separately.Also... What is the little wood coin looking thing? (See last photo)My grandchildren that will play with this now are are ages 5, 5, 4, & 2.5, with an infant who will be soon. At this time, I have not added the legs.