I thought this playground came in panels. No it did not it is in sooooo many pieces!! Going to take forever to put together. It is very nice but the assembly is very time consuming.

So far we have Parts missing, instructions manual difficult to follow. Material looks very cheap.. for $2000 it could have been of better quality... maybe when the product is complete it will be better but right now i am regretting my purchase

Parts came damaged due to an obvious forklift tongue. Had the operator said something I wouldn’t have had to wait for new parts. I understand this has nothing to do with the set itself. They were easy to get replaced and I had no issues getting the replacement parts/pieces. It states it is premium cedar and is sanded and stained. The board quality was no where near premium and some boards were severely warped and made putting it together very difficult. Be prepared to drill your own holes, measure and mark. It isn’t entirely ready to build. Directions were easy to read and understand, process was not confusing and I completed the entire construction alone in 24 hours total.

Not for any children over the age of 3. Only one child at a time in any part of the houses. It is very small not worth over the 1900.00 dollars spent. To get it assemble was 900.00,which I refused to pay. The picture of the product looks much bigger and sophisticated than it actually is.

We just bought this a couple weeks ago for our campground playground! It took roughly 16 hours to complete with 2 people building it! It seems like non sturdy at the beginning but when you get it finished it's definitely a very sturdy play set!! The kitchen areas in the bottom are so cute! This is a very nice play set! Definitely try to organize the wood by number and it will help it move along faster!!

Pretty solid once assembled, however a few pieces came broken so we reached out to the company and are waiting for a response.

Nightmare to assemble would have had to pay $1,600.00 to have a local company to assemble it so be prepared to diy shipped super fast paid $1,899.00 on sale

Wood is garbage, boxes don't coordinate with install, hardware is all over the place. Don't waste your money. I'm a carpenter by trade and this is hot garbage. It's like they chose the wood that even home owners wouldn't buy at home depot to make this.

I actually purchased my playset for my granddaughters July 2017 but wanted to share from my experience. Our grandson put this together by himself, beginning early evening on Thursday and had it finished by noon on Saturday! He unpackaged everything and laid everything out systematically and put it together without a hitch. As I've stated, we've had this since the summer of 2017 so it has weathered 2 summers and 2 Michigan winters but with the exception of the clock face that has faded somewhat due to exposure to the afternoon sun, it is still in pristine condition.

The project looks daunting, but you can do this! It's recommended to have 2, sometimes 3 people assembling this set but I was able to do it entirely by myself (with the added fun of my 3 year old son running around hiding some of the pieces). There are many time-savers in the construction, like pre-assembled panels. The entire project took me a week (a couple of hours a day after work), but it's something that could be knocked-out in a weekend if you have a helper. The biggest and probably most important job is the sorting. Each piece of wood has a number on it that the instructions refer to when assembling. If you don't take the time to pre-sort, you're gonna have a tough time getting through. Also, the instructions do not tell you when it's time to open up another bag of hardware. It comes with 5-6 bags of various screws, nuts, bolts, lock washers, etc. It just assumes you know to open a new bag on a new project. I took a few liberties on where pieces were installed, I liked one of the panels moved to a different location, but the cedar wood is quality and the little add-ons are great (clock, 2x kitchens, bench seat, telescope, wheel, etc). It's very solid, it includes metal stakes (rebar) that get punched into the ground strategically around the unit and affixed to the base. This thing is hurricane-proof! The most difficult spots are the multi-man jobs: Swing arm, tunnel slide and roofing. But I was able to manage and I'd rate my handyman skills as "slightly above average, but not great". I've seen similar systems sold for 2x as much, this one is most certainly worth your efforts, a weekend for a lifetime of fun!