Upgraded Indoor Playground 9-in-1 Jungle Gym Kids Climbing Toys, Montessori Philosophy Waldorf Style Wooden Climber Playset with Slide, Swing, Monkey Bars, Upright/Rope Ladder, Climb Net, RainbowThe Forest Stewardship Council

My babies (1yo and 2 yo) absolutely adore playing on this indoor play set. They can’t get enough, and love to watch their shows while climbing and swinging with each other.Putting together is a bit tedious with so many climbing options, but definitely worth the time and money.

Use: We live in Korea where the winters can be brutal but also year round, we have horrible air quality days. I'm talking and AQI of over 300! So this indoor playground has been a life saver. I was nervous it was going to be too small for my 5 year old at first. She is on the taller side so she isn't able to use the monkey bars for the swinging part, but she loves to use her imagination and play on the top of the playground and make the playground a boat, climbing all over the sides- it is still so much fun for her. This playground is absolutely age appropriate for my 3 year old though.Quality: The wood quality is great as well. My kiddos are rough and so far, everything is very durable and the playground is stable on the ground with both of my kids able to play on it at the same time.Assembly: The user manual walks you through exactly how to assemble the playground and all the tools are given to you, no outside tools were necessary. They even have two sizes of Allen wrenches (some parts needed you to use both at the same time). I will say some of the holes did have a thin covering of the outside wood, but you were able to push it through with your finger so it did not hinder the ability to build the playground.Overall: Our family loves this indoor playground. It has been used for hours every day since we got it so I would highly recommend it to others.

Honestly, It is the biggest pain in the butt to build. We’ve been working on it for a few days. The directions are Vague. You’ll be screwing things and unscrewing things until you figure it out on your own. We still have some to go. Our baby turned 2 last week and it’s her birthday present. She LOVES it. Biggest complaint is the 4 page black and white manual with zero help. As long as my toddler is happy, I’m happy:)

building it was relatively difficult as it took 3 people a couple hours to assemble, but after it was done the play set is perfect! the kids love playing on it and the swing is surprisingly fun to use and has plenty of space to swing from. they love climbing on everything as well as climbing on top of the set. great purchase that fits in our living room.

The product I received is not safe. I put it together according to the directions, and using the correct hardware. The ladder portion that extends from the play set became unstable immediately and is not safe to climb. Also, the painted portions chip VERY easily creating sharp spots and splinters. The swings included, chip away at the rest of the structure. And this is with LIGHT use. I tried to get a refund through Amazon, and the refused with my returning it. And, since it takes up half of a room, I would say it's pretty unrealistic to expect someone to return. This was a very unfortunate choice of birthday presents for my daughter. Don't waste your money.

Amazing I absolutely love for my toddler

I was going to give it a 2-star, but then I thought the concept was pretty good, so I gave it 3.It is not a sturdy thing, if you have toddlers like mine. The first week the ladder was detached from the side, we had it glued with a glue that works for wood and metal and it has worked well! The ropes that the swing is on are very weak, broke maybe within a mo th or so. If the reinforced the area where it rubs against the wood, it might have lasted longer. A few of the "rocks" on the rock climbing board wouldn't stay put, kept being loose. My husband added sowm extra screws and it was decent. Overall, my kids enjoy it, but the quality is lacking big time. Now, I expected that it won't be very sturdy, to be honest, so I wasn't very disappointed, just figured what to do to make it last and stay together.Putting it together, wasn't very dififcult, (except when the kids would keep getting in a way), especially if you have the battery powered tool to help, instead of screwing it all by hand with a screw driver. It takes a big of space in out basement, but that is predominantly the space where kids have their "play stuff" so the space it takes is not a big deal for us. Overall, I got it on sale and i don't particularly regret it, but it's not a sturdy piece.

First off, my daughter loves this. Really cool indoor gym. She is 4 and relatively tall and it still works great for her. Sturdy and lots to swing and climb on, which she thrives with.Next, one of the pieces was broken which ultimately led to an entire section of the jungle gym not being able to be connected. I spent almost two hours over two days trying to reach the seller and Amazon, but was advised by Amazon I would have to return the entire thing and order a new one.I ordered it when there was a $70 coupon, so I would be unable to get it for that price again since they won’t exchange. Also, it took 3 hours to put together. There is no chance I’m taking this whole thing apart to return it and spend another 3 hours putting the next one together. That is absolutely asinine to assume we would be willing to do that. So now we’re stuck with an entire section of the playground missing. Wish I could have give more stars. It really is a cool concept.