Camira V2 Cubby House

I assembled a Camora cubby for a primary school. As soon as I opened the oackage i revommended they return the product as it was obviously too flimsy. The school was donated this, so not practical. Timbers are weak. Thats fine for wall/roof panel cladding, but not for the "structural" frame that are supposed to hold this together against the elements (including kids). There was splits where pre assembled screws were too close to cut ends. Roofing screws are too long. They go through creating danger. The front rail/balistrade is flimsy with no chance of survival when kids play. I had to add brackets to make up for significa t obvious weak points. The multi panel flooring design is only suitable to sit on perfectly flat solid surface. I mean "perfectly flat". Not grass, or mulch. Must be assembled in exactly the position it will remain. Multiple screws pulled when sliding it a few inches. The QR code to provide feedback goes to an unrelated government site. Pretty much sums up this product. Fyi...i have done some others of tjis brand. I find them hit n miss. All look good in a photo. Several are simply not up to the job.

Very disappointed with the quality of this product. Although reasonably easy to assemble there were too many downfalls. The floor comes in 6 pieces! Could easily be done in 1 or 2 based on the size of the boxes and other parts of the cubby. Moves around even on a flat surface. Don’t need to worry about creating a window for the mud kitchen side as the roof and walls leak like seives anyway. The rear wall came with a huge split in the bottom as well.