Albott Dome Climber - Geodesic Climbing Dome for 3-10 Years Old Kids Outdoor Jungle Gym Toys with Rust and UV Resistant Steel Frame, Supports 700lbs, Playground Dome with Much Easier Assembly (9FT)

You’ll need a small army to help put it together (had to use two kids and the wife to hold the bars while assembling). Other than that, it was straight forward to put together and my kids love it.One note to potential buyers: it’s not that hard to assemble, the connection points will eventually bend in order to form fit and the cross bars are capable of supporting a 180lb person so, quite sturdy.

You literally have have 80 lbs of metal to put together for your child and you can't even include simple instructions how to put it together? So frustrating!

Okay so this legit took several hours and a total of 5 people to put it together. Go slow, make a plan, have a designated instructor and you CAN do this! Putting this together tested everyone’s patience and teamwork abilities. It wasn’t until we had one person stand outside of the circle and direct us piece by piece did we finally make true progress.The kids love it though so it was worth the effort. I bought it for my 4 yr old and the neighbors 2 yr old. This is much bigger than anticipated and the kids can’t climb without adult help but that just means this thing will last for years to come.

Difficult to assemble. Unfortunately we haven't manage to put it together and looks like we're missing one barDifficult to assemble. Unfortunately we haven't manage to put it together and looks like we're missing one bar

Took two people to assemble. We watched a YouTube video on how to assemble. Two hours later my kids were playing on it and they love it.

Horrible assembly instructions. Got the box opened it and we were missing 2 of the assembly bolts. Had to go to the hardware store and find something that would do. Took us 4 hours to assemble.

Saw this product on my 1000 hours outdoor group. Has really helped encourage my kids to spend more time outdoors, even during the winter!

Definitely took 4 adults all afternoon. First attempt we had it going together but it was inside out. Once we understood how the bars got overlapped it became easier. The bars are slippery for little ones so as they gain strength to pull themselves up we made sure to give them some support. Boys are 5, 3 & 1. They have been enjoying it every day and playing hard outside makes them happy!