Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Jul 12 '04
Pros: lots of track and trains, smooth and safe surface, perfect height, sturdy
Cons: complicated to put together, unclear directions
Summary: With two older siblings, it sometimes seems as if my son has everything already. There are ride-on toys galore at my house, as well as Lincoln Logs, Tinker-Toys, a variety of playsets which include garages and airports. Finding something unique that he ...
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Aug 24 '09
Pros: Lots of storage for all parts of the train and even more.
Cons: Colourful top does not have a road system.
Summary: Absolutley the best train table I have used. It is sturdy and stays neat and tidy since all components have a storage area. It is compatable with all the popular brands which is a huge
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May 18 '06
Pros: Large size, sturdy, great height for kids, awesome storage.
Cons: Definitely pricey if you buy it new. A bit confusing to put together.
Summary: We just picked up the Battat table yesterday and we're still thrilled with it. It's a great height for little people to access when they're standing, or also could be used with small children's chairs. It's large as well which is nice. So many kid
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Jan 05 '06
Pros: Attractive, sturdy, tons of storage space, lots of extras
Cons: Too many wooden extras (especially trees)
Summary: We picked this up new for $99. It came with three large storage bins (much more than other tables, IMHO) and enough pieces to make a big layout of track, two bridges, a tunnel, station and a few buildings and trains. Assembly took less than 2 hours
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Feb 18 '05
Pros: Terrain design, bins, multi-useful, fun for many years (if it can hold up).
Cons: Frame weak, wood not super quality, dirt falls between cracks to the bins.
Summary: We bought this very table at Toys R Us for $130 brand new 1 1/2 years ago. After 6 months of heavy use from my 3 young boys, it wobbles. My husband has to tighten the screws almost weekly because the wood kind of "stretches" and doesn't stay tight. I
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