4 days to assemble - 1 man with minimal assistance from my 4 ft tall mother to hold something upright. (8hrs day 1, 3 hours day 2, 8 hours day 3, 6 hours day 4) - i am relatively handy which basic home repairs, but i was absolutely exhausted by the end of this journey. I cracked the wood while assembling the climbing wall - had to glue it back together, wait a few hours and drill new holes. Used a 12 ft step ladder to hold the swingset portion in place and drill on the roof, needed impact drill and driver, used a saw 1 time because i couldn't something to fit neatly. Crawled in and out of tower to screw in the flooring and kitchen set from the inside - it was not pleasant even as fun sized 5' 6'' ft. man. The most infuriating part was the ridiculous amount of different sized screws and the need to switch between a phillips and star bit at EVERY single step. There might be over 50 different screws and bolts, all parts were located in 3-4 boxes - I have concluded that there is no other explanation to this madness unless the engineer who designed this playground is a sadist. Organization is KEY. The tube slide challenged my will to continue building this set with the sheer amount of bolts it required to assemble it - I may have lost 1-2 hours doing the 1000 yard stare. I spent the time to level my land as I moved from one phase to the next. Grab a friend to test their loyalty, as it should be a two day job with two competent people. I think the wood is solid (for the money) - I like the design and the two slides, i felt that the swing portion is high quality. The kitchen below is a fun addition. My 3 year old daughter loves it so it was all worth it in the end.

Decent value, time consuming build. The structure was pretty straight forward to assemble, the tube slide had poor insrtuctions, and was difficult to work with. Due to the nature of the unfinished wood, be prepared to weather seal the wood after the assembly.

Looked forever & finally settled on this set. It arrived sooner than predicted but all 5 boxes were left at the bottom of our driveway without notice. Four of the boxes were very heavy. I want to be clear: this is NOT a simple 2-person construction. It took 3-4 people (2 were engineers) to build this over two days. The tube slide took one person between 6-8 hours, alone. Everything needs assembled; nothing that I could tell was "pre-assembled". Despite claiming cedar, the wood does not feel consistent with the cedar playsets we've seen in person. Once the construction was completed, we noticed it sways with two kids swinging (they are way under the weight limit (3 kids under 7) & concerning with all 3 on the playset. It sways so much it pulls on the clubhouse & regular slide. It is level & anchored. We double checked the bolts/screws to ensure they were tight & they were. It has continued & a month later it's extremely creaky--so much so I'm concerned about stability of this playset. There were a few pieces that arrived damaged & the bar that the swings are attached to is cracked the entire length. Overall, I am very disappointed that the money & time that went into this now requires follow up with the company and concerns of durability and quality. I would strongly caution others before buying this unit.

Looks great. The kids love it! Soo many pieces took two men a week to build...

Lots of pieces good quality

Lots of piece's but everything went together and fit well. It's pretty amazing

Assembly is a nightmare. Bolts to short, wood is complete crap. Would not recommend

Really neat but not made that well.

Perfect my girls love it.

One broken piece, one missing piece.