i saw reviews saying it was a pain to put together and it wasnt easy but it really wasnt bad. it wad a pain to take the protective film off but by myself with no help it took me 2 hours from start to finish. its beautiful

I absolutely LOVE THIS snowman! people in the neighborhood stop and comment on it, and one lady asked where she can et one! we put it up for the 1st time last Christmas, does take quite some time to put together! but well worth the time! it's beautiful!

It sounds like the Prismatic Snowman fell short of expectations, especially in terms of stability, durability, and ease of use. Here’s a summarized review: Prismatic Snowman Review: While the snowman is visually appealing when lit up, it has significant design flaws: • Base Stability: The narrow base makes it prone to falling over, especially in windy areas. • Durability Issues: The repeated falls have bent the metal, and the hat doesn’t stay on. • Lighting Problems: The lights stopped working prematurely. • Assembly: Difficult to assemble, adding to the disappointment I wrote to the company to get a refund no response, called Sam’s Club and would need to bring in the snowman to get a refund which I’m going to do

I would not recommend, it is beautiful when we put together which was not easy and it was missing parts. Now the lights are shorting out and only the bottom piece. If you pay $200 for something the expectation is that is works. We bought at the beginning of December and it didn’t even work for a week.

The snomans arms are too heavy for the way they are contrcuted to be held to the snowman. Currently have attempted to "fix" the snowman arms 3x. It's still broken. The arms are with any wind just break at the poor garbage welds that are supposed to hold the arm on. I would NOT purchase again. If you are using it outside and there might be a small breeze DO NOT put it out the arms WILL break off. Very sad because they look pretty.

Bought this one month ago and now it doesn't work. Too expensive to only work for 1 month. What a pain in the but to now have to pack it up and take it back to try to get a refund. We even order another plug hoping that would fix the problem. It did not.

This is total junk. Do not put this outside. The arms immediately snapped off - not just disconnected - but the metal pegs snapped and the arms were not able to stay attached. Then the entire thing blew away and not just disconnected the cord, but snapped it completely. Now it has no arms and does not light up. I am returning this. I know it is winter and the weather is not the greatest BUT this is obviously a holiday decoration meant to be put outside. And yes I had it secured and staked into the ground. I have other decorations that are bigger and lighter and they are just fine. I am very disappointed.

I was so excited to buy this snowman; we wanted it last year and it was OOS. Finally got to buy it this year. We didn't even have it up 1 week and one of the metal "feet" that you stake into the ground had broken, making it so it wouldn't stand up straight. We had 1 night of wind and it flew across the yard, breaking one of the arms. This morning we came downstairs to see it flew across our yard again, despite purchasing heavier duty stakes. The nose has broken off completely. We will be throwing it away, now that 3 parts of it have broken. Drove through our neighborhood and saw a neighbor with the same snowman, also had broken pieces. What a disappointment for almost $200.

I bought this a year ago and really wished I didn't. I hate buying something and loving it and then it breaks. I put the snowman between two trees up against the house staked it down with what they consider stakes that came in the box and the poor snowman still fell down ten times and literally got beat to heck. The arms would fall off and the head would fly off which in turn pulls the light wires so tight that they broke apart due to the wind and it being plugged in I didn't have anything left to plug in. I took my own zip ties and zip tied the bottom to the middle part of the body but there isn't any give to be able to get to one part of the this thin steel and get to the new part of steel to wrap zip ties around both to keep body together. It has pegs and you insert the peg in the peg hole and that is how it stays together. Very disappointed. So I bought the three deer and the tree this year and forgot that the snowman was wrecked when I went to put it out in the yard. I just had the snowman in my cart again and I took it out of my cart. Don't want to deal with it getting ruined and my money going down the drain. Hopefully the tree and the deer that I put out last night survive. The deer and the trees I took three extra hours putting my own heavy duty zip tire around everything to keep together. The snowman never came with zip ties but the deer and the tree did but they are the smallest zip ties you ever seen.

While pretty, this item proved to be really delicate and was/is not an outdoor item, at least not for my wintery climate in Idaho. The panels are covered with fairly fragile iridescent tiles that crease and dent really easily. And boy, howdy, was assembly a pain in the bottom. It was a 2 person job and took us several hours to complete. This item is not the kind of thing you can take apart for storage after use. We are going to have to find a really large storage spot for the off-season.