Set de herramientas de madera Super Bricolo

Nothing is published about pinch points on the latching lid or hinge, or about the size/fit of the five wooden tools relative to small hands, beyond the basic component list for this set.

We found no reviews or independent reports on whether this tool box's latching lid, handle or compartments hold up to repeated play; only the brand's own feature list is available.

Wood is named as the material for the tools and box but no finish, paint or lead-safety detail is provided, and no independent testing or chipping/odor reports exist for this specific set.

No CPSIA certificate or ASTM F963 claim is published for this toolbox set, and nothing adjacent addresses testing or compliance either. DJECO is an identifiable, retail-distributed manufacturer, so non-publication of a certificate is standard industry practice rather than evidence of non-compliance.

The set is labelled 3 years and up on both the brand and the Shopify listing, but no small-parts warning or cross-source age check is published for this specific tool box, and the small wooden tools and job cards are the kind of pieces such a warning would cover.

We queried the CPSC recall register (9,990 records, 1973-2026, with control terms confirming toy coverage) and found nothing filed against this brand. Separately, a 2017 Health Canada action covered a magnetic game, a different product line than this tool box.

No certification is asserted for this tool box set itself; FSC and EN71/ASTM claims we found apply to other DJECO items (a rattle, a stacking toy), not this product, and no test method or result accompanies them.

DJECO names the five wooden tools, the job cards and the toolbox dimensions for this set, but publishes no full materials list, no country of manufacture and no warranty terms for it.