I am looking for wall cubes to hold my toddlers toys in. Are these durable enough to withstand a toddler banging/tugging them?
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Hi Timothy,Yes, our Cubes are study. We also recommend you anchor and secure it with L-brackets and screws into wall studs to prevent any accidental tipping. Jimmy ChiangWay Basics, Founderjimmy@waybasics.com
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Yes, kids can play with them and they hold up pretty well. My boys are now 8 & 5 and have had these toys for years. None have broken, but occasionally a door will fall off that I simply snap back on. That's only in the semi that has the two little race cars inside. I highly recommend these toys. I hope this helps!
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I would say yes they are a great item for that age group just be sure to order an extra or two one of ours broke with in min or had a hole in it from the begining, but we still have a few around the house that have been going strong for a few months now so I think it may have just been a fluke with that one but be sure to have an extra one or two just in case as preschoolers are not going to understand it if they got the one in a hundred that is junk and there is no replacement.
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No. They are not that strong and that's for a reason. This is for small kids to play. If it were that strong, they would have a tough time getting them apart and putting them together.
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Well, depends how forceful you are, but id be careful. They're sturdy enough for travel but it's mostly plastic so it'd probably break if you threw it at a wall. They'd survive being dropped on the floor.
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I would assume these would dent easily if there were enough pressure applied. They are made of a fairly thick fiber so it would take a decent amount of pressure, such as a body leaning against it or a kid poking hard. Also, the grids can be mounted flush to the wall with silicon adhesive which could help with the resistance. Additionally, it is lightweight enough to hang with some good quality velcro. So, if it does get damaged you can replace easily.
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They won't fit together with mega blocks. But add far as size they would be fine for a two year old to play with, my son loves his!
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No--they are holding up great. Very heavy pieces, don't bend--loving them. Should last a lifetime if you don't lose them.
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The blocks are a good quality. They are heavy cardboard. They aren't wood, but a tad safer for children that play rough, I would think. I should think you will get your monies worth and they will be happy with their blocks.
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No I don't think so. Sturdy enough for toddlers tho. I was disappointed. To spend that much for not the quality I thought it would be.
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Yes, for small toys. They are very light and easy for a toddler to lift themselves. Since they are plastic, they are very durable and impervious to liquids. The handles are easy to hold for little hands.
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Being made for kids, they have proven very sturdy. I'm sure you could use them if you really want, but they don't hold much food (one small banana cube for example) at a time
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I have a 2 & 4 yr old, and both girls love these blocks. My 8 yr old nephew visited recently and spent a lot of time playing with them too. My only caution would be the potential of a kid throwing them. My toddler has tossed a few of these and they're pretty dang hefty. Luckily nothing has broken as a result, but I would keep that in mind when purchasing.
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Yes, it will withstand rough play. My daughter has had hers for over a year now and still no issues with the kitchen. Melissa and Doug products are a good use of money. I do not think you will be disappointed.
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Yes. I was actually surprised at how durable they are. My 6 children played with them this summer and weren't careful and they lasted!
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Yes! My granddaughter plays with them everyday. I bought them for her first birthday and now she is turning two and loves them.
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They are actually very light (in fact, the handles are heavier than the pots and they are often falling over for this reason); I really doubt they would even hurt, let alone do any damage, if they were dropped (now if we're talking getting thrown across the room by a toddler... they might hurt). We have many toys that are handled regularly and much heavier, no worries with these. My son is 2, has had them since just before his first birthday, and we've never had a problem with him or any other child who's used them. Hopes this helps!