Pikler Triangle Set for Baby Climbing Toys 7 in 1 Foldable Wooden Montessori Climbing Set Indoor Playground for Kid with Arch-Ramp-Ladder Indoor Jungle Gyms for 1-3 4-6 Year Toddlers

Overall, this pickler triangle set gets the stamp of approval from my 13-month-old (who is now obsessed with climbing up the ramp & sliding down), as well as from mom (for safety & sturdiness, as well as being affordable). I think we're going to get a lot of use out of this toy, and I'm hoping it holds up well for years to come!*Things I liked:*- Wood is very smooth - no splinters! (I was actually worried the paint I had picked wouldn't stick well with how smooth the wood was, but it seems to be holding up okay so far).- Looks good with just plain wood, but I also liked adding some pops of color myself.- Easy to assemble (took me about 40 minutes using a power-drill, though it comes with the tools to hand-tighten everything if you'd prefer to spend longer doing so).- Screws all seem very sturdy & appropriate lengths for the use they'll get.- Rungs for the triangle slot into little carved holes, which makes me feel better about them being pulled & stood on by my toddler.*Things I don't like:*- Slots for the planks on the archway are like 1/8" too short, so the ends of the planks don't actually secure into the frame (see attached picture). It seems sturdy enough, but I'd feel better if the pieces fit the way they were supposed to.- Because the planks don't sit in their slots, they tend to twist & turn as you assemble the piece, and so the 4 "feet" of the arch don't sit totally even on the ground. I was able to get it mostly flat by doing my final tightening with the arch in a sitting position, and my husband holding the sides steady, but if the planks fit into their slotted grooves in the first place, I think this would be avoidable.- The structure slides very easily on our non-carpeted floors (like, my 1-year-old can push it around the living room). This is a fun game for her, but means it tends to slide away while she is climbing on it. We're getting a rug to fix this problem, but some rubber grips on the bottom would be an easy upgrade.

While it does take a while to put together like the reviews say, it’s worth it! We bought some floor mats in case our 12 month old falls off because we have wood floors. He loves climbing and has a lot of fun with it! We got it for his birthday but also figured our two year old daughter would love it. She is not the fastest with physical coordination skills or strength development. Already in the first month I can tell she’s getting stronger and more capable. It’s a good size, sturdy, and great for kids who are indoors most of the day but still need/want exercise!

My daughter was about 14 months when I got this for her. It stores easily and it was easy to assemble. The material has gone through some wear but it holds well. Durable material and has been a hit with her. It’s even encouraged her to climb out at the park. She’s currently 18 months and still continues to use it. You can use it in different positions or use it individually

It had Easy Instructions to follow.The wood is lightweight and portable in case you need to move it from the playroom to living room.Wood is nicely sanded or finished so it has a nice and smooth feel that i won't need to worry about my little one getting splinters.It is sure to provide hours of fun and indoor safe exercise away from the harmful mosquitos and scary UV raysSide note, be very gentle with the allen wrench or have a secondary one in stand by during installation

The directions need to show the rounded indentations for the ladder it wasn't explanatory in the picture and found slightly confused.Other than the small issue pretty easy to put togetherNice product

Fácil de armar, mis hijos la pasan bien, todo muy bien

I love the concept and the picture on the package. Unfortunately dad has not put it together and it comes in so many pieces. It wasn’t possible for Father’s Day to put it together. Still can’t wait to see it.

I almost threw it away several times. Came with two Allen wrenches, thank goodness I'm the person that keeps them after putting stuff together because before I even got to step 3, both wrenches were stripped and useless. I ended up needing 4. Seems sturdy but my 18 month old hasn't used it yet. Just be prepared to lose a lot of patience, sweat, allen wrenches and your mind putting together.