Step2 Rain Showers & Flow Water Table Assembly

Step-by-step assembly instructions for your Step2® 4326 Rain Showers & Flow Water Table™.
The official source for all Step2® product assembly videos.
STEPS
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0:00 Intro / WARNINGS / Parts & Hardware / Tools / Tips
0:38 Steps 1-5
1:15 Steps 6 - 10
3:26 Steps 11 - 15
4:40 Steps 16 - 20
5:14 Steps 21 - 24
PRODUCT DETAILS
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Fun is always in the forecast with the Rain Showers and Flow Water Table™! The open 360-degree play area of this outdoor water table for kids is just the right size for multiple toddlers to explore together, each staying entertained with their own set of activities. The top tray has three isolated sections to deliver multiple paths of water. The first section features a large spinner with a knob that can be turned to change the water flow. The middle section offers a sensory rainfall experience, while the third section sends water through a put-and-place maze wall with enough pieces and places to create 24 different paths for water! Kids can dump, scoop, and splash their way into exploring cause-and-effect principles while having a great time. Made in the USA of US and imported parts.
For more information on this product, visit Step2.com
ABOUT STEP2®
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The Step2® Company, LLC, headquartered in Streetsboro, Ohio, is the largest American manufacturer of preschool and toddler toys and the world's largest rotational molder of plastics.
Step2 boasts two large US plants in northern Ohio, one in Streetsboro and one in Perrysville. Step2 products are distributed to select retailers throughout the US, Canada, and over 70 other countries.
Step2 Direct is an ecommerce site that sells Step2 manufactured products direct to the end consumer. Step2 Direct features special promotions, pricing, and even offers a birthday club membership. To learn more about Step2 Direct, please visit www.Step2.com

[@amethystjaded]

Why isn’t there predrilled screw holes. This is makes it so much harder on those who do not have an electric drill or have a lot of muscles

[@LordOfBored258]

Stop being lazy and be a man dude

[@laurabrooks9688]

It's infuriating. I'm about to give in and buy an electric screwdriver because I just can't get them to drive in!

[@elsaturner2774]

Omg I was sitting here like WTF. How am I supposed to screw this in? Now I have to call my husband cause idk where the damn electric screwdriver is.

[@amethystjaded]

I ended up having to use the neighbors electric screwdriver for the pre-drill placement and to drill it into the place completely. This was the least easiest build item I’ve built and I’ve built a lot of furniture while 8.5 months pregnant on my own lol

[@elsaturner2774]

@@amethystjaded yup, i finally got it too!! lol

[@7rakshita]

Even with electric screwdriver, it’s tough, why so complex step 2

[@Shockwavesound]

Predrill holes would have been nice. I think i will try to modify this by adding a water pump.

[@brandonmclaughlin2541]

Video was perfect 👍🏽 thank you

[@sallyw184]

great great video. i highly recommended using a drill otherwise it will take you more time and effort.

[@ximenaandkarimeTS]

If you dont have a electric screwdriver your screwed

[@ITheStoic]

I tried doing it with one and doesn't sound fun

[@angiefrancis5979]

How do you get all the little accessories to stay put? They just pull out

[@reinilleramirez3043]

this was the worst to assemble tbh

[@Justin-ng6lt]

Worst assembly ever. At least it’s sturdy

[@thalittaoliveira482]

ugly colors, these toys have to be more colorful