What kind of fasteners are used to put this item together, and is glue used? How well does it hold together compared to a fully assembled horse?
146972
Put together with screws and no glue. Not sure what your second question means but the horse feels solid and has held together fine after being ridden, stood on, and moved around by a toddler.
146973
I think my husband just used a screwdriver, no glue, and it turned out really cute and seems to be holding up well, I'll order another one for the next baby shower that I go to!!
146974
Wood screws are included. Upon final assembly as per the included instructions, this rocking horse is solid as a rock. The pieces assembled with the wood screws are counter sunk and keep the screw heads from the child. There is no need for glue in the initial assembly.
1028827
This is a traditional size horse. They are made out of hard plastic. Has a bridle, saddle blanket, saddle, decorative pieces. More of a decorative piece rather than a toy, though my granddaughter enjoys rearranging the horses on her shelves.
670434
Hi. This is made of mixed materials. Some solid wood, such as the finials and legs. For the most part it is glued wood. Holds up nice for the money though and looks expensive .(and if it arrives in one piece) Keep in mind, the price goes up and down quite a bit. Watch it for a while and you will see- if you put it in your cart- each time you log in you will see if the price goes up or down with a notice from Amazon. :)
283354
The body, legs and head are in multiple pieces, but they are attached by built in "tongue and groove" type construction that is then locked in place with bolts or how the bars go through. At least that is the way I remember it. It has been over a year since I assembled the one we purchased for our granddaughter. I was not at all concerned about the strength of the unit and I am about 6' 1" and weigh about 245 pounds.
585022
No glue needed.(I didn't get glue in my boxes) Holes are pre-drilled. Very easy to put together.
672815
Well I own the horse and it's a very high-quality Rockinghorse I like it a lot would very much recommend it I guess I haven't looked to see if the mane comes off I don't believe it does I think that it is attached. But don't let that discourage you from purchasing at it is a very nice Rockinghorse in my opinion
2215244
Hi Christin, it's pretty straightforward how to put it together. I was fiddling for a while with the dowels, but they fell in place eventually. Definitely not a reason not to buy it!
185580
None it easily screws together by hand...I did use a rubber mallet to gently tap the selves into place which makes it a bit easier, but you can do the whole thing without it. If you have the version with wheels, a wrench is supplied to tighten the wheels in place. It is very easy to put together, and the instructions are easy to follow. A stepstool and a helper is useful in placing the higher shelves, but I put the whole thing together by myself in just over half an hour, and I'm no great handyman...Hope that helps.
236332
The horse are made of a very sturdy plastic. The stable has two doors on the back with a gold metal hook-style latch. You can easily open the "stable doors" and let the horses out to play. We've had this toy since June 2013 and it has held up very well -- my daughter plays with it constantly and has even dropped it on several occasions.
2281107
They are screws so I suppose it is possible to unscrew and remove. You have to put the horse together when you get it. The wooden peices are not put together. Hope this answers your question
829716
We used a combination of a hot glue gun and staples. It worked well for us and it seems to hold up to the kitties.
308214
It's simple. Just screw the pieces together after placing the part that the string goes onto. It's hard to explain, but the hardest part about it is getting the string on. Sorry if this doesn't help much ... Do a search online for how to assemble an 80lb self-cocking crossbow.
1292390
It came with 4 screws ... I drilled holes in the wall and it has held fine.. I would not glue it ... It's so much more secure attached with the screws..hope this helps..
2175415
Ours came mostly assembled. Just a few screws here and there as I can recall. It was a few years ago though. We are still playing w/ it years later. It holds up very well to play, even w/ a rough boy added to our family. Hope that helps!
1603089
Each one has at least three pieces to assemble. Some are more. I did use a hot glue gun to keep some of the pieces on Jack and the kids in place. My daughter loved them and played with them so much they would come apart. That was why I hot glued them.
129164
It's decently put together. You have to put the front wheel on, the pedals, and the handlebar and the fork. And it comes with the single speed cog on so if you want to ride as a fixit you have to flip the rear wheel. The biggest thing is the toos don't come with it so you will need a decent number of tools but that's not that big of a deal
1721383
This is a Kit and it will need to be assembled and covered.the parts are all pre-cut, and yes you will need to glue it together.