inc. Wooden Train Round House with 5-Way Switch Track for Kids, Norrington Wood Train Shed with 5 Doors. Houses 5 Engines & Cars, Compatible with Major Brand Wooden Railways

We had been in the market for a roundhouse for my son's train set for a little while. We were looking for a sturdy piece that was universally compatible with a variety of train tracks, and that was also reasonably priced, since my son was saving his allowance to purchase a round house. We are very pleased with this purchase. It is very sturdy, and well-built. After six months, it shows no signs of wear and tear, and has held up incredibly well to the abuses of a 4-year old with a wild imagination. It's solid wood, and heavy and substantially-sized. This is one of my son's favorite pieces for his tracks, and we would definitely purchase it again.

Our kids had this for some time now, and it is still a favourite part of their wooden train set. It has been durable too, taking the use and abuse of two young boys without any issues. They only minor negative to this item is that large engines with tenders do not fit, they only fit without the tender — but perhaps fitting in tenders would make the shed very large.

Great price compared to the thomas and friends wooden version. its not made of solid wood though, the track piece is but the sides of the house are MDF. not a huge deal. works great, kids love it, looks pretty close to Tidmouth sheds

This is a cheap version of a roundhouse and you get what you pay for. The doors often come out and need to be reinstalled. However, we were looking for a cheaper version, so this one is fine. If you want quality, look somewhere else.

My 2 year old son loves this! Works great with his Brio set. It is a bit large for fitting on the Brio play table we have, but it does hold five trains. The only tricky part I noticed is that the doors do swing over the door next too it and can be challenging for a young one when trying to figure out where the "extra" door went.

My kids were so excited to receive this roundhouse for their ever-growing train set. It fits perfectly worth our generic wooden train tracks. No plastic except the doors, which I really appreciate, and nicely painted. The doors do sometimes loosen or get stuck, but they are easy to fix, my 3 & 5 year old boys have yet to destroy /break the doors, and it's been a month (that says a lot, in my book!).

Sturdy construction and a quarter of the price of other wooden railway toys. Stands up to toddler play and fits snugly with most third-party track pieces. Only downside is a lack of a turntable and the doors can block each other from opening and can be difficult for a little one to work. Small (four wheel) engines and most large (eight wheel/twin axle) engines can fit in the shed, although it doesn't have room for large engine tenders.

Honestly I was surprised with how well made this was! I thought it was going to be smaller, too. My 2 year old has been playing with it for over an hour and it’s definitely going to be his favorite part of the train table we’re making.