Complete houses
Complete Wooden Dollhouses for Wholesale Buyers
The complete line is the core of this catalogue: 121 wooden dollhouses built for pretend play, from a 25 cm tabletop cottage that packs into a carton of about 0.01 m3 to a 133 cm three-storey villa with a working lift and a garage. Most houses are open-sided or open-fronted so a child can reach every room without taking the roof off, and 15 models in the launch catalogue are three storeys or taller with a further four at two storeys. Interior floors are between roughly 10 cm and 16 cm apart, which is the height that suits the dolls of about 8-12 cm the room pieces and doll families on this site are built for.
Commercially the line splits on four decisions before anything else: assembled height (47 models under 40 cm, 26 between 40 and 80 cm, eight at 80 cm or above, and 49 with no height on record), number of storeys, flat-pack or assembled, and whether the house ships furnished (11 models) or bare. Buyers usually choose the structure first and the finish second - pine or MDF-faced board, natural wood or water-based paint, printed wall graphics or plain interiors. MOQ runs from 1 pcs to 1,000 pcs depending on the model, and 52 of the 130 published models quote at 10 pcs or fewer, so a first order does not have to be a container of one style.
What buyers check first
- Ask for the assembled height and the floor height as two separate figures: a 70 cm house with 9 cm floors will not take a 12 cm doll, and the two numbers are often confused in supplier listings.
- Confirm whether the house is open-sided, open-fronted or closed with a removable roof. A closed house needs a larger carton, is harder to photograph for a web listing and is slower for a child to reach into.
- Check whether stairs, a lift or a garage are fitted parts or printed graphics. Fitted parts add pieces and assembly steps; printed parts add nothing to the carton but nothing to play value either.
- Ask for carton cube and gross weight before the unit price: most of these houses fill a container by volume, not by weight, so a 0.03 m3 difference per set changes the landed cost more than a small difference in unit cost.
- List the loose parts in the fittings bag - hinges, screws, wall stickers, chimney, loose furniture - and confirm which of them are small enough to need a small-parts warning for the destination market.
121 models
Sorted by completeness of the model record
Large Wooden Dollhouse
Tabletop 3-Storey Wooden Villa Dollhouse With LED lights - 13 cm
Tabletop Wooden Dollhouse With a balcony
Wooden Victorian Dollhouse - Model 74973
Tabletop Wooden Mansion Dollhouse
Tabletop 3-Storey Wooden Dollhouse
Large Wooden Dollhouse - 96 cm
2-Storey Wooden Villa Dollhouse
Tabletop Wooden Villa Dollhouse - 37 cm
Wooden Dollhouse - Model 78693
Wooden Villa Dollhouse - 40 cm
Wooden Suitcase Dollhouse
Tabletop Wooden Dollhouse - 16 cm
Wooden Dollhouse With working lift
Wooden Villa Dollhouse - 72 cm
Tabletop Wooden Dollhouse
Wooden Villa Dollhouse - 65 cm
Wooden Castle Dollhouse - 60 cm
Wooden Victorian Dollhouse - Model 65614
Wooden Villa Dollhouse - 47 cm
Large Wooden Dollhouse with Furniture
Tabletop Wooden Dollhouse - Model 42021
Tabletop Wooden Dollhouse - 19 cm
Wooden Dollhouse - Model 02291
Wooden Dollhouse - 48 cm - Model 50593
Tabletop Wooden Villa Dollhouse
Tabletop Wooden Villa Dollhouse - 13 cm
Wooden Dollhouse
Wooden Dollhouse - Model 60245
Wooden Dollhouse - Model 05988
FAQ - Open-sided and multi-storey houses from 25 cm to 133 cm, flat-pack or assembled; 121 models.
What doll size fits these wooden dollhouses?
Most models in the complete line are built for dolls of about 8-12 cm, with floors between roughly 10 cm and 16 cm apart and doorways that clear a 10 cm figure. That is the play-scale doll size the room pieces and doll families in this catalogue are made at, and it is the number to quote when a customer asks what fits. The large band, 80 cm assembled height and above, generally has taller floors and takes figures up to about 15 cm, but the exact figure is confirmed per model rather than assumed from the band. If you are pairing a house with a doll family from another supplier, send the figure height and we will check the floor height of the models you shortlist.
Do the houses arrive assembled or flat-pack?
The format is confirmed per model. Most of the catalogue ships flat-pack in a single carton with a fittings bag and an instruction sheet; assembly runs from about 20 minutes for a tabletop cottage to 60-90 minutes for a three-storey house and is easier with two people. A minority of models can be quoted assembled, which is useful for a retail display unit or a nursery that will not do joinery, and costs two to three times the carton cube of the same model flat-packed. Ask for both formats on the models you shortlist if the channel is mixed, and ask which parts arrive pre-fitted, because pre-fitted hinges and pre-glued stairs are the difference between a 20-minute and a 70-minute build.
What is the MOQ on a complete wooden dollhouse?
MOQ is quoted per model, not per container, and it ranges from 1 pcs to 1,000 pcs across the 130 published models. Of those, 52 quote at 10 pcs or fewer, 17 sit between 11 and 100 pcs, 44 between 101 and 500 pcs and 17 above 500 pcs, so the shape of the catalogue matters more than a single site-wide figure. A stocked finish usually quotes lower than a new colour, and a private-label carton or a printed wall graphic moves the minimum up because the line has to be set up. Mixed containers are possible across models and across the two categories, so a first order can combine eight to fifteen models if the quantities per model clear each minimum.
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List the models and the destination market; we return the specification gaps and the packing data for those models.
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