Excellent quality. Took about 8 hours to assemble. The hardware is a little tricky because the sizes of bolts don't vary by enough to easily tell which ones are what size. The kids love it.

My daughter loves it. She practically lives up in her "clubhouse" now. The instructiones are terrible and it would almost be easier to build it from the bottom up - instead of top down as the instructions suggest. We had to take apart several pieces and rebuild them again as the instructions dont tell you to add a bar or etc until later on. They are not joking about the 5 hour build time!

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Our kids love this!!! Perfect for their ages (5&7). Took about 2.5 hours to put together with 3 people. Just adorable

My grandkids LOVED this dome. It is great for the backyard. It is very sturdy and well built. It was "fun" to put together. Instructions were not very detailed but the materials are sturdy so it was worth the effort.

Excellent product- my 8 year old loves it… only downside is ASSEMBLY was a LOT more than I bargained for …

It's was such a struggle to put them together. You will need some tools that will either pull or push the bars to fit the screws in. The measurements were not precise that some bending of the bars need to done. When the whole thing was assembled, the kids loved it so much.

We definitely enjoy this product, but be warned that putting it together is somewhat of a pain. The estimate of 5 hours is fairly accurate.

Was not easy to put together took over 10 hours in total some peices were very difficult, recommend putting on the cover and sides to the top as you assemble not at the end like the instructions state but once all together is nice structure good for the price

Of all the items I have bought and had to assemble this product had the worst instructions. Was a challenge to assemble but once done the kids had fun

Where to begin? Read the online comments about how difficult assembly is. This is not understated!! My hubby and I build things frequently together but this was next level. Put the material on while you are building the top portion. The direction have you build it then take it apart again to install material. Ridiculous. This is not a 1 person job. I don't think it would be possible. Recommend constructing the whole top and whole bottom separately then hoisting the top on and clicking in place. The climbing bars were my least favourite of the sides. We took apart and rebuilt a few times to get it right. It is hard as things just don't line up. The size of screws are all mm differences and a nightmare to sort. I am still waiting on multiple hardware pieces to anchor and complete the dome and have sent c/s an email and currently waiting on reply. It is standing and looks complete to my kids eyes yet I have to say stay off it until I get the rest of the parts to make it safe. I'd recommend getting something else