Went together very easy . Took less than two hours with us having the tools and a good idea of what to do ,from watching the assembly video.

Wonderful product for the kids. A pain for three adults to assemble. And this was the second set of three adults

Well made, efficient, detailed instructions. Requires at least 2 but preferably 3 people to assemble in a timely manner due to cumbersome structure.

So much fun! Grandkids love it! Added a rope swing in the middle. Seems very sturdy yet easy to move to mow around. Favorite for the summer!

We’ve had this climbing dome for a few months. It’s sturdy, and our kids (7 & 5) love it. It was relatively easy to put together.

Very nice product. Love the finish to help against rust and keep cooler for little hands when climbing when the sun and heat is high.

I bought this as a gift for my niece and nephews, ages 8, 5 and 5. They love it! Nobody has climbed all the way to the top yet.

Easy set up. I sprayed all the parts that have contact with the ground with clear Flex Seal since other reviews said rust forms over a period of time. That should protect it well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got this for Christmas and the kids loved it! Its a huge hit with their friends too. They spend a lot of time playing on it

I bought this for my 5-year old and toddler sons. My older son has always been tentative when climbing on structures at parks. We live in a rural area, and he doesn't get much park time or much climbing practice. This climbing dome has helped him gain confidence and coordination at his own pace, without other kids crowding him, and without him feeling self-conscious about being cautious. He can climb to the top, and if it starts to feel precarious, he just hangs down from his arms and falls 8"-12" safely to the ground, landing on his feet. My toddler likes to duck in and out of the bars and go inside the structure. It has been a fun piece and a nice companion item to their Lifetime swing set. With both products I purchased, I copied assembly tips from the reviewers into a document, and gave it to my handy woman to help with assembly. For the climbing dome, she followed the alternate assembly advice from one of the reviewers, and built the main dome in about 2 hours by herself with my son handing her tools (and me helping her lift one part, just one time). Attaching the black hand holds took about another hour. My play ground equipment was the first she ever assembled, and she said it was fairly easy. So far, this is a nice, solid piece of playground equipment. My oldest son is 4' tall and weighs 58 pounds, so I was worried that the joints would start to loosen with extended play, but so far, so good! Both boys really enjoy it.