Kids Wooden Outdoor Sandbox w/Canopy, 2 Foldable Bench Seats, Retractable Roof Sand Protection Liner 47x47-Inch

Easy to put together. Directions were very direct. My grandson loves it and we love the benches, shade and ease of putting the benches down. No cats will use this sandbox! If you're thinking about this one - I say go for it. You won't be disappointed

Great product. Easy assem. The great granddaughter loves it. Great design.

Works well, the cover does not work the best for keeping stuff out of it such as water or bugs. But the cedar is very nice since it has less of a chance to rot. The seats are nice but definitely meant for smaller children. Having the canopy tip is good to keep the sun out of the Littles eyes. Sometimes the canopy binds going up and down, needs 2 people to move it as well. Very easy to put together, would suggest stapling the base into the sand box however.

Love this sandbox! The directions were easy to follow and were straightforward. You will need two people for assembly. Took my husband and I around an hour. My little one loves it and he enjoys sitting in the bench as well. The canopy is a great addition to keep the sand cool.

Very cheaply built.. for a product that’s $143 we just put ours together and haven’t even used it yet..the wood came split in parts and the tarp came ripped..

I have been using a couple years now. First issue, their small (tiny) screws and cheap wood and rough kids broke all the wood when opening and closing the chairs. You need to keep it open on warm days or sand will never dry out and will start to mold. The cover has handled the weather well but has finally torn and needed two people to open and close. This spring a swarm of honey bees made their home inside it. Good thing I am a bee keeper and was able to remove them. Finally after 2 years, I used the design to make one using Deck Boards and it is soooo much better.

What you see is what you get. Easy assembly and functional.

This product is cute, but fairly difficult to assemble. I’d recommend getting your own screws that are a little bigger but won’t split the wood. Maybe even consider some thicker pieces for the canopy part. Two days after assembly we had some wind and rain, needless to say, it tore one bench off and the canopy part as well which split the wood. Also, a tarp at the bottom would probably be better than the material provided as it rips easily.