Wooden playhouses should be compared by exact model rather than by a general age or size assumption. Review the recorded footprint, age guidance, materials, included pretend-play features, packing and MOQ, then add installation area, destination documents, branding and after-sales requirements to the RFQ.
Use model-level age guidance
Do not infer age suitability from a photograph, product name or another playhouse. The table below displays the value recorded for each selected model. If age guidance is missing, request confirmation and keep it out of retail copy until the product record is approved.
Compare size together with play features
Overall dimensions describe the recorded product footprint, not automatically the surrounding installation area. Review doors, windows, counters and other included activities alongside the dimensions so each product has a clear role in the planned assortment.
Plan packing, assembly and after-sales
Request current carton information, hardware lists, manuals and replacement-part identification. Confirm how multi-carton sets are labeled and how missing or damaged components will be handled for the intended sales channel.
Separate private label from product changes
List artwork, labels, packaging, color and structural requests separately. Their feasibility, MOQ, lead time and document implications may differ. Compare the wooden playhouse range, review Chinese fir and cedar sourcing questions, and include the exact requested scope in the RFQ.