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Playhut Thomas the Tank Bed Topper
Sale price: $39.99
Amazon Minimum Age: com.amazon.webservices.DecimalWithUnits
Binding: Toy
Brand: PlayHut
EAN: 0053762230802
Feature(s): Fits over standard twin size bed for bedtime and nighttime funSlide flaps to easily access anything stored underneath your bedTunnel port for crawl-through playTie-off windows for hideaway playPatented twist n fold technology allows for instant set-up and quick fold-down for convenient storage
Item Dimensions: Height 21"Width 21"Length 3"Weight 6 lbs.
Label: Playhut
List Price: $39.99
Manufacturer: Playhut
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 108months
Manufacturer MinimumAge: 36months
Model: 23080
MPN: 023080
Package Dimensions:
Height: 3.3"
Width: 21"
Length: 3.3"
Weight: 5.6 lbs.
Product Group: Toy
Publisher: Playhut
Release Date: 2008-02-01
Studio: Playhut
UPC: 053762230802
Editorial Reviews
Product Description:
Turn any ordinary twin bed into a fantastic retreat. Lightweight, durable polyester bed topper features adventurous graphics, under-bed storage flaps and a crawl-through tunnel port. Tie off the windows for hideaway play. Bed topper folds flat when not in use. Measures 78"L x 60"W x 40"H. Connects to other Twist 'N Fold Play-Hut items, sold separately.
Customer Reviews Average rating - 4.0
Rating - 4 Date: 2008-11-23
Content: My 2 year old son loves his new thomas big boy bed. This Thomas tent made the adjustment from crib to twin bed a snap. He can't wait to get in it each night and go to sleep. The only problem was when his foot got caught inbetween the mattress and the tent getting out and the side ripped. Luckily, I am pretty handy with a neddle and fixed it right away. This has happened twice so far and we have had it about 2 months. I think that this is a great product. It is cute and functional and my son loves it!!!!!
Summary: My 2 year old son loves his new big boy bed!!!
Rating - 2 Date: 2008-11-17
Content: My son loves this . He calls it his Thomas bed. Once they fall it breaks, rips. I wish it wasn't so breakable. But other than that we love it....
Summary: very cute but easily breakable.
Rating - 4 Date: 2008-11-16
Content: We had no trouble with our four year old transitioning to his first real bed, own room and sleeping alone because of this bed (he loves it so). The problem is it is tearing up on the sides with normal use. I wish there was a way to get the sides to attach in a more secure way to the rest of the tent because I am afraid that after a month it may already fall apart. I would still buy it though because it did its job in terms of transition but if it falls apart I worry that we will have a real trauma because he loves it so.
Summary: Love it, just wish that where the side ataches to the caboose it did not come apart so easily
Rating - 5 Date: 2008-11-01
Content: My husband and I gave our son this Thomas bed topper for his birthday. We set it up on his bed as a surprise. It took about five minutes...very easy to put up. My son loves sleeping inside Thomas every night. I'm so glad we purchased this item. The only drawback I can think of, is that the topper will work better if you have a footboard on your child's bed. Since we don't, it causes the topper to fall slightly forward towards the foot of the bed. They don't mention this in the product description. No worries though. It's still a great Thomas item.
Summary: My son LOVES his Thomas Bed Topper!
Rating - 2 Date: 2008-10-22
Content: We bought this thinking our 2.5 year old son would want to sleep in his "big boy" bed instead of the floor but it didn't work that way. The most dissapointing thing was how cheaply made it is. The seams are already coming apart and the form never quite looked like the picture. Also, because we were unable to keep the safety rails up, our son fell between the tent and his bed in the middle of night which was scary.
If you buy this, be forewarned that it does not work well as a stand alone tent like the box states. It really should only be used over a mattress becuase of its flimsiness. I don't think it was worth wasting $50 on in the end.
Summary: Way too flimsy for a toddler
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