Pro Play Workshop & Utility Bench

The kids loved this gift. Easy to assemble. Very sturdy. Lots of tools and fun things to do.

Our 12 month old loves it. Good alternative if you are looking for something besides a kitchen. Just waiting on giving him the foam wood pieces until he is older and won’t try to eat them. Easy to assemble with a power drill. Good quality. Instructions were clear. The box it came in is not good quality as it must have came apart during transit but thankfully someone taped it up and we were not missing any parts. We recommend it!

Cannot day enough good things about this Step2 workbench. Even the older kids come in and play with it. Every little man needs a place to practice hammering and sawing some wood. Lots of bins and compartments for all sorts of tools and even some of his own trinkets to add to the mix. Easy to follow “blueprints” to make some neat machines or even a toolbox from the foam wooden pieces. The tools are made well and take a great deal of play and don’t seem to show any wear. The table saw slides easily underneath the bench for easy storage. Lots of ways to customize the play space to make it personalized to your little ones needs. Fits nicely against the wall, not tippy like some other cheaper toy benches. Assembly is quick and easy, can easily be done by one person. Hard plastic in colorful hues are easy to wipe down and keep clean. The steo2 brand is made well and dependable and if you ever run into a problem, are missing a part or something breaks just contact them and they will send you out a replacement part or package.

All my 2 year old son asked for this Christmas was “more tools”. He was thrilled when he saw this. He plays with it all day, every day. He loves that he can “build” things and that he has a working drill. Easy to assemble. Big enough for lots of imagination.

I thought there would be more places to put the screws. The table like area with what look like holes to put them in only really has 2 or 3 holes they fit into. My 2 year old grandson enjoys the tools. The foam pieces are too difficult to put together for him. I have only put together the toolbox. You need to follow directions to figure out the other things that you could build. But not practical. It's too hard to put the screws into the foam. Maybe they could have been more wood-like. With pre-filled holes to actually put together. He likes the sink. It's a nice looking set. Lots of space to put things. However the spaces could have been deeper. The power tools don't stay in. It's almost not flat enough too. Things slip out easily. Maybe as he gets older he will want to put together the foam pieces. Idk. The hooks for the hand tools don't hold them well. They fall easily. It's a beautiful set. Durable with lots of area to work on but.. I wanted to love this but there's some design flaws. Update: My daughter says he plays with it all the time. He is now putting the foam pieces together.

Perfect gift! My son loves it!

My 2.5 and 4.5 year old love it. I was worried it would be too small for my 4.5 year old (75%ile height) but it’s totally fine and he loves it.

Durable, and my 2-year-old grandson plays with it all the time.

Esta mejor de lo que esperaba mi hijo se divierte mucho con todo lo que contiene