High quality and easy to assemble (with help). But children being children, they swore they would love it endlessly and promptly abandoned it after the first week. While it occasionally gets use as a structure upon which they hang whatever ungodly items they pilfer from our recycling bin, or a seemingly nice place for them to string up the pulled apart pieces of their baby brother’s basketball hoop, it’s mostly become a great focal piece of the backyard. An ode to the endlessly fruitless cycle that is attempting to throw money at the pursuit of creating beautiful outdoor childhood memories for creatures who would rather spend their free time regaling you with how utterly bored they are. I think someday I’ll turn it into a hobbit house themed wine sipping dome.

I know I probably bought this climbing dome to soon as our children are only 1,2,3 years old, but this climbing dome is well made and will last lifetime. My husband put it up all by himself took him 3 hours . To are surprise our 3 year old can climb all by herself . Our other two toddlers enjoy running underneath and trying to climb. It won’t be to lone and they will be climbing too.

This was by far the worst product I ever spend money on for a outdoor back yard kids play set. Where do I began with this horrible nightmare. To start when I picked this Geo Set up from Walmart the box was shipped in the worst condition you could imagine. Next when I got home to assembly this Geo Dome the direction offer little to no help at all and to top things off, there was a shortage of nuts and bolts. It was also missing about 10 of the climber grips. I would advise you to save your money it's not worth the headache.

This item is a great outdoor toy for my children, ages 4 and 6. It took my husband 2 hours to put together with minimal help from the 6 year old. My children and their cousins spent hours on it playing imaginative games and testing their little muscles. A very good purchase.

My wheelchair bound 6yr old grandson is going to have surgery in Jan to straighten both his legs. Hopefully he'll soon be able to stand & maybe even walk on his own. His doctor said a jungle gym like this would be good for his future therapy providing him with a fun way to exercise. Now he has something to look forward to

I bought the Climbing Dome for my grandchildren in the UK and after I assembled it I noticed one of the climbing handles had arrived broken. I contacted Lifetime and they are sending a replacement part from the US. Thank you to Adam in Customer Service who dealt with my issue promptly and efficiently. As for the Dome, I used the video and instructions together to build it, it takes longer than an hour to build and make sure you don't get the bars mixed up (I learnt the hard way with 3 of them!) It is very sturdy and the children (7 & 5yrs) love it! I would definitely buy Lifetime again :)

I haven't had it up too long, but my kids (6 & 10) love it. They like hanging and pretending they are doing tricks or acrobatic things. We even hung some sheets around it and clipped them on with large clips. It made a fun fort. So many possibilities with a little imagination. It took us between 2 to 3 hours to set up which is what it had said it would take with 2 people. There was 2 of us, could probably do the first half alone, but then it gets a little trickier and definitely needed two sets of hands. No complaints here, it even showed up 2 days earlier than it said it would.

We are now the yard in the neighborhood that all the kids want to come to. They love hanging and climbing and the product is very well made! I was worried my four year old wouldn't be able to use it, but already he's hanging on it all the time. My seven year old is climbing to the top -- which has helped his balance and confidence and is building up his muscles! I put 75% of it together by myself, then had help on the final stages - but not stressful at all. I thought it was a little pricey, but I know feel like we will get our monies-worth in the years to come!

It is a great piece of playground equipment. The only drawback is the directions. It was difficult to put together, and after we were done, my 15 year old said, "It would have been much easier if we had done it differently." He needs to rewrite the directions for anyone else buying it! I did buy tent stakes for it; living in the Texas Panhandle, I want to be sure it stays on the ground! Overall, it is great.

Parts are well marked; instructions very clear. I assembled it by myself, but it was a handful. About a third of the way into assembling it, it becomes rather unwieldy. Having a second person would have helped. Then it gets easier. Pay attention to the shape of the plastic hand grips. They are notched to fit over one of the tubes. They look like both sides are notched the same, but they're not.