I need a toy box for our playroom. Decent size, sturdy. Preferably white. Any suggestions?
I need a toy box for our playroom. Decent size, sturdy. Preferably white. Any suggestions?
DS - Feb 2010
DD - May 2012
Don't know if this will work for you, but we just got rid of DD's old (broken-down) toy box and replaced it with something from Ikea. We purchased this: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S99876662/
I love that the top stays put and the box slides out. DD is also using it as a seat b/c we purchased the bench pad that goes with it. (Not thrilled with the colors on the bench pad, but DD likes it and I like the grippiness on the bottom of the pad which makes it stay in place.)
We love our Trofast with various size pull out bins. We've had ours 3yr and it still looks new.
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We use Cubeicals. Usually under $50-60 at Target, depending on the size. We have fabric bins in some cubbies, and some open. I like the 2x__ size, laid long-wise for younger kids, so Little People houses, Tonka trucks, and the like can be placed on top.
Last edited by lalasmama; 05-29-2014 at 09:55 PM.
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I am anti toy boxes. They become you grave yards. I have shallow drawer canvas bins from Target (Itso and Cubicals). See as much as possible without digging.