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My kids (3.5 & 1.5) are both obsessed and use it all the time. Keeps them from climbing all over the furniture. The tent is an added bonus. Best price I could find and it’s good quality. Pretty easy to assemble (takes 2 people but it’s not hard to figure out.) Easy to fold up and store. Good height and good size; my tall 3.5 year old can use it and climb inside and everything, but it’s not too big for my 1.5 year old. Both kids fit in it with the tent over it. Love it. Would definitely recommend.

So disappointed. This is a cute item and I was so excited to give it to my almost 2 year old on Christmas Day. Spent an hour on Christmas Eve putting it together, tightly.Noted a weight limit of 100lbs. The next morning my 8 year old (60lbs) attempted to climb it and I immediately saw that the dowels were bowing, so I told him to get off. Well by the next night he was playing with his brother and the hex nut inserts slipped out of the dowels and the whole thing fell apart. I’m grateful nobody got injured. If you are going to purchase this I would consider the weight limit to be 40lbs, not 100. Which means no kids other than toddlers should play on it, and only one toddler at a time. Not very safe or practical.

Great affordable alternative to more expensive structures I’ve seen. My two year old loves it and her cousins always want on it when they are here. I’ve had two toddlers on it at a time with no issues with sturdiness, but I wouldn’t push it past that in terms of weight limits. Pretty study overall especially if it’s just for one or two little ones. I just wouldn’t let more than two climb it it once just in case. Easy to fold up and put away. Just takes a minute to unscrew the little bolts that lock it in place.

I purchased this for my 22-month-old grandson who started to climb on whatever he found. I wanted a safe option to work on those skills. His 11-month-old brother is working on his gross motor skills and, and I'm hoping this will help with his pulling to stand and not throwing himself backwards. It's sturdy, colorful, and just the right size. My daughter assembled it with ease. I love the tent cover you can throw over it to transform it into a little fort. The boys love it.

The product didn’t hold up. My daughter used it maybe 6-8 times before the screws in the poles started stripping. Causing the whole thing to fall apart. There was no fixing it. Not worth the money the quality wasn’t there. I wouldn’t recommend. (And no my daughter wasn’t to big she’s well under the weight limit for these things)

Good quality wood and finish/paint. Not bad to assemble, you just need 3 hands at times and then you're good to go.The problems I ran into though were that they did not drill the holes in one of the rungs for the screws to go into, so I had to drill those myself, and then when I got to the last step of putting in the star shaped knobs that hold it in the open or closed position, I found that one of the side rails was missing the threaded insert for the star shaped knob to thread into, so now I'll have to go to the hardware store tomorrow and try to find the right size insert and install that also before my kid can use this. Not the sort of lacking quality control you want to run into the night before your kids birthday, so I'd recommend building yours a few days in advance in case you also need to buy parts or make modifications like I have to.

Great quality, easy to put together! Bought it for my 1 year old for Christmas. Her and my 3 year old son love climbing on it!

I bought this for my son for Christmas, and after 5 months of very infrequent use, the whole thing just fell apart!! My son is a very average sized two year old so it's not like he was too big or heavy for this toy. I first noticed it suddenly very wobbly out of nowhere, and then a few of the bars came off on one side. I tried to move it out of the way so my husband could maybe fix it and so my son couldn't get to it but the second I touched it, poof, the whole thing came crashing down. My husband said it can't be repaired. So we are out the money but honestly I'm just grateful I was paying attention and that my son listened when I told him to stay off when it first started breaking. He could have been really hurt if he was trying to climb on it when it fell apart!!