My play set is about 3 years old and it is already falling apart. It's rusted away.

I bought this 2 years ago. The playground beams and railings eaten away by rust and cannot be used safely. Not quality I was expecting.

We've had two and both have rusted so badly by a year that they are not safe for our kids. Very disappointed because the kids love it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our grandson wanted a playground. We did not want a wood playset as we have seen our they weather. We saw this and decided to go with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very strong and well made. It took about 10 hours for two men to put it together. The kids just love it, this is the best Swing set we have ever purchased. Would buy it again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have had this for 7 months and love it! My kids love the monkey bars and the swings the best. I highly recommend it!

My husband and I bought this to have in our yard for when the grand kids come over. We have been so impressed with this playset! The kids love it and it is built very well. It is a high quality playset and I have recommended it to my friends!

I was gifted with this set 4 years ago and the poles that holds the tower has rusted out. Is there a way to replace tower poles without having to repurchase the entire set?

Took about 30 hours to put it together by myself. I had some issues but nothing that caused me to want to hire someone else to do the job. When I found that I was a few nuts and bolts short to finish the roof (my fault, not their's) I called them and they sent me the extra parts at no charge. Great customer service.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall great experience thus far; very well made, came a little scratched up on some of the large plastic parts (shipping damage) but fully functional. Seems very solid, kids love it, and I'm hopeful it will last many years in the hot/humid NC climate! Few thoughts / recommendations: - Would be handy if the instructions included links or recommendations for installation on a non-level yard. Mine had about a 13" drop at an angle over the distance from tower to end of monkey bars. - please include measurements of actual structure in the instructions - it includes recommended boundary, but not the structure. Would be useful for folks like me who need to lay out the exact location of the tower & monkey bar poles in order to dig them in for a not-level surface. - Instructions were otherwise excellent with one exception: would be helpful to explicitly identify the swing bar attachment pole (the one with the warning label) on the instruction graphics. This gives a good visual anchor point when attaching the tower's cross-bracing and various rock wall/etc. panels. I found myself having to remove and re-install some components in other locations because it wasn't initially clear what side of the tower they went on. Other notes: - One reasonably fit/strong person can assemble 95% of this by their lonesome... I needed my wife's help getting the swing bar into place and holding components for the tower roof, but that's about it. - I put a ~8in deep sandpit in the middle of the tower, since I had to dig it in anyways. Seems to work great!