8-in-1 Kids' Indoor Playground Jungle Gym, Wooden Climber Playset with Swing, Toddler Climbing Toys Indoor, Rock Climb Wall, Slide, Monkey Bar, Wood & Rope Ladder, Climbing Net for Kids 2-8 Years

This playset is very sturdy. My 5 year old who has ASD has pushed it to its limits especially with the swing. If it is on a hardwood floor, it may rock a bit but it can't tip over. It's wood so it helps to tighten the screws once a year but overall. It is a good product.

My toddler loves this play set. It’s way too hot during the summer so having an indoor option is great. I saw a similar product for double the price here on Amazon and this didn’t have any reviews, but I was definitely pleasantly surprised. It’s as beautiful and aesthetic as the picture! It was a 2 person job to assemble. Make sure you use a drill to speed up the process.

This climber is pretty big and solid construction. I like all the different activities that are available to do. My son is still to young for it but I wanted him to have it ready for when he is, he's already checking it out and testing it.Assembly was good, I am experienced in building furniture and have worked with wood many times so I guess I kind of have an advantage.That being said I knew what to look for, soI recommend taking and inventory and making sure all pieces are there and labeled properly, which in this case there were a couple mistakes.I also recommend using a power drill with an Allen wrench bit, this will make your life so much easier!Some of the hardware wasn't labeled or maybe the labels fell off during shipping, and 2 sets of screws were labeled incorrectly. But look at the pictures if so and you can get it sorted out.2 of the wood pieces were also labeled incorrectly. 5 and 6 were switched which at the time I could not tell since so many of the pieces look the same with different directions in which the cuts and pre drilled spots face.I had to take apart the shapes climbing wall and figured out then that they had been mislabeled.Pay attention to the direction in which the cuts and holes face and you should be good.Also while creating the rock wall/slide combo, be careful not to screw the wood "rocks" too tightly as the screws can come through into the slide side which could be dangerous. I thought maybe the screws were a little too long but I just think that wood is a soft material and screws can bite into the wood going in further then the pre cut hole. I don't recommend using a power drill for this step. But the screw driver they give you is going to take you forever and cramp your hand so get one from the tool box to use.This thing really is beautiful and super sturdy. I am happy I took a chance on a 1 review product. For reference I am a 36 year old mom wife and hairstylist with common sense and have some experience in putting these types of things together.