Climbing Dome Jungle Gym 6ft Outdoor Playset Kids Playground Equipment

10' dome is perfect for our 4yo. I am 5'7" and my head sticks a few inches out the top, so it's plenty tall and holds plenty of weight!! We put a pool cushion underneath (12' circle of felt) to prevent the grass from growing underneath so we don't have to move it all the time--which can be done by one person.I managed to put it together by myself by loosely bolting triangles together, then undoing the bolt to add another bar, etc. The ground row was the hardest since the pieces wouldn't stand up yet, but I was able to do the remaining rows easily. I had to un-bolt every connection several times in order to build it this way but it was day and easy once I figured it out. I waited until it was all together to tighten all the bolts and took that chance to make sure the bars were stacked in the proper order (seems like it shouldn't matter but it really does!).I had the most difficulty attaching the hammock because I didn't understand that you have to loop the extra straps through all five corners. After that, it was a breeze and is super fun. LO calls it the "kiddie catcher" since it catches him when he falls--which he now does on purpose!You have to use those same straps to attach the swing, so I wish it came with 7 straps instead of 5. We also looped the straps around the bar twice and put the caribeener through the two ends in order to hang the swing higher.I wish there were more accessories to add on later, but there are several options when LO gets tired of the hammock and swing.

We have three kiddos who love to climb so this has been a major hit for our house. Our kids have united the extra added features like the net and they will hang out on the net and play for hours. It’s huge and definitely provides enough space for 3 or more kiddos.

The dome is a big hit with the kids and very well built. Few notes regarding assembly:Go by the part letters, NOT the pictures. The pictures make it look like you are using the long nuts in the beginning but you aren’t. You are only using the standard hex nuts. The long nuts aren’t used until the very end for the black knobs.Next, it’s not clear but the bolts go from the inside out with lots of thread poking out since this is where the knobs go at the end.Third, you only use a flat washer on the nut side, not on the screw head side. There aren’t enough flat washers to use them on both sides.Fourth, it IS possible to assemble with one person but it’s tricky since you have to hold up to six poles in position at the same time at some points. I did it by putting bolts and nuts on loosely at each point to hold them in place, then taking them back off to assemble them for final tightening. I’m sure this made it longer than it would have taken otherwise but it made it a one person job.Final notes, it’s surprisingly well built for the bargain price. Not sure I’d trust it for the 1000 lbs it’s rated for but I hung off it briefly without it flexing in the slightest. And I’m a lot older than 10.

Difficult to put together

Worth the price. My kids love it. It's super sturdy and can take the beating that my kids dish out. Wasn't too bad to assemble, but took a bit of time. Keep the bolts in a bucket or something so you don't lose them while assembling.

Love it!! Easy enough to put together. Solid, everything is sturdy. Lots of outside fun 😊

Kinda confusing to put together at first but we managed. Nice quality and sturdy my husband climbed up on it to test160 lbs no problem

Some of the directions were not user friendly but also, im "instructionally challenged". Overall it turned out great and my kids love it! They spend hours playing on it!