Thanks for sharing. That was very helpful. We have thos set waiting for weather to get better so that we can put it together. I only hope it will be sufficient and pleasant for out daycare.
Thank you for your review! Stating what your criteria was prior to purchasing really helped us figure out that this playset is the right choice for our situation. Thanks!
Sounds like a scam! But Wayfair has it on sale at the moment I paid $1600 total! Thanks mama for the review definitely sealed the deal my kiddos thank you In advance!
Thank you for the video. We are currently building this same set for my 3 year old. I heard when you posted this you have a 2 year old, that would be 3 now? How much does the 3 year old play on it? Does he/she go up inside the tower much?
My 3 year old (and all of my kids) still play on this all the time- they love it! He can only get to the tower with help still but loves to play up there as well.
I've seen there is a rust problem with the playset for some people. Could you please update if there is any rust? I have bought the playset just debating to assemble or return. I am also in Alberta. Thank you!
Any issues edging the grass around the poles or under the slide? Worried about it chipping the finish off the poles and then rusting. Also looking for a solution to cover the grass underneath with something. I bought this set and just haven't set it up yet. Originally wanted to put it in our garden area with wood chips down, but we can't afford that, so we're just putting it on our grass. But not looking forward to edging around the thing.
Our grass doesn't grow long enough around the poles by the swings to trim it. My kids are always running around on that side! The climbing ladder and slide both lift up and that is how we cut around/under them. I'm not sure what would be a cheaper solution to put underneath of it. Maybe ask a gardening centre?
@@OneMamaToAnother Do you think it would be movable if you detached the swing portion, ladder, and slide? We're considering building it one spot without proper ground cover yet, and maybe moving it out while we put down ground cover at some point.
@@natepacker4556 Yes it is. We actually have it in a different spot than is shown in this video. It was heavy but we were able it move it with just 2 people.
The grass under tower will die and will become muddy soon, may want to lay a fake grass mat under it or fill with wood chips. Under while building would have been nicer to do and easier. You could alwys maybe fill with sand, but you’re definately going to need something under the tower soon. Is it rust resistant or powder coated steal? If it’s powder coated steal, may rust. Nice set, would love to know how it holds up in the long or short run. Our wood built one from Home Depot was only $400 25 years ago and only had to stain it once since then, but probably could do it again..and replaced swings twice. Replaced fort cover about 3 times, but was only $20 each time. Our kids and neighborhood kids all played on it every nearly every day and now our 5 yr old grand daughter does. Replaced rusted trapease bar with better one once.no one can tell it’s 25 years old. Can’t believe it’s been that long already. Kept it so long because our kids were all 6-7 years apart.if I knew how much use and how long we’d have it, I would have spent more for a wood one with better hardware, lol. Those rainbow sets are nice!
Thanks for sharing. That was very helpful. We have thos set waiting for weather to get better so that we can put it together. I only hope it will be sufficient and pleasant for out daycare.
It is such a fun set!
I recommend checking the Costco warehouses first. We just purchased one for $1299 in Ontario while Costco.ca was listed for $2499 I believe.
Thank you for your review! Stating what your criteria was prior to purchasing really helped us figure out that this playset is the right choice for our situation. Thanks!
I'm glad to hear that it was helpful! It's been a great set for my kids and they still love it.
Thank you so much for such a comprehensive review!!
I'm glad it was helpful!
is this anchored into the ground?
No, however, there are 2 lightening wires that you attach to the ground. It is also very heavy!
Would love to hear an update now that it's been a year? How's it holding up?
It has done great! My kids are outside on it right now. No cracks, or fading and nothing has broken. My kids use it constantly!
If you don’t mind me asking how much your set was, I see it’s on sale here in the U.S. for $89 seems to good to be true
That definitely sounds too good to be true! We paid over $2000.
Have you order the $89 one
Don't go for $89 its fake
Sounds like a scam! But Wayfair has it on sale at the moment I paid $1600 total! Thanks mama for the review definitely sealed the deal my kiddos thank you In advance!
So excited to set ours up!! We just purchased from Our local Sams for sale price of $1,098!
Hello! Great review! 😃. Thank you. How much did you pay and, do you have any rust?
Nope, no rust. Check out the 2 year update video I did.
@@OneMamaToAnother Thank you! !
Thank you for the video. We are currently building this same set for my 3 year old. I heard when you posted this you have a 2 year old, that would be 3 now? How much does the 3 year old play on it? Does he/she go up inside the tower much?
My 3 year old (and all of my kids) still play on this all the time- they love it! He can only get to the tower with help still but loves to play up there as well.
I've seen there is a rust problem with the playset for some people. Could you please update if there is any rust? I have bought the playset just debating to assemble or return. I am also in Alberta. Thank you!
I haven't had any issues with rust and I actually have a 2 year update to this video coming out this week.
Did you anchor your frame down, if so what did you use?
we didn't.
Any issues edging the grass around the poles or under the slide? Worried about it chipping the finish off the poles and then rusting. Also looking for a solution to cover the grass underneath with something. I bought this set and just haven't set it up yet. Originally wanted to put it in our garden area with wood chips down, but we can't afford that, so we're just putting it on our grass. But not looking forward to edging around the thing.
Our grass doesn't grow long enough around the poles by the swings to trim it. My kids are always running around on that side! The climbing ladder and slide both lift up and that is how we cut around/under them. I'm not sure what would be a cheaper solution to put underneath of it. Maybe ask a gardening centre?
@@OneMamaToAnother thanks! Good to know the ladder and slide lift up.
@@OneMamaToAnother Do you think it would be movable if you detached the swing portion, ladder, and slide? We're considering building it one spot without proper ground cover yet, and maybe moving it out while we put down ground cover at some point.
@@natepacker4556 Yes it is. We actually have it in a different spot than is shown in this video. It was heavy but we were able it move it with just 2 people.
@@OneMamaToAnother That's good to know, thanks! I just built it over the weekend, took me all day Friday and most of the day Saturday lol.
Would this work for kids up to ages 8 or 9
Yes! My 11, 10 and still love to play on it.
Thank you I got it
Awesome!
Hi
How many people it took to put it up
One person- a few times 2 in order to hold something.
@@OneMamaToAnother
We just bought the set last week it coming this Wednesday can't wait
Tkz again
@@OneMamaToAnotherhow long did it take to build?
How did it hold up over winter #2?
Fantastic! I'll do an update in the coming months but so far its been great- no issues.
was it just me or was there not enough dxx bolts?
We didn't have that problem.
The grass under tower will die and will become muddy soon, may want to lay a fake grass mat under it or fill with wood chips. Under while building would have been nicer to do and easier. You could alwys maybe fill with sand, but you’re definately going to need something under the tower soon. Is it rust resistant or powder coated steal? If it’s powder coated steal, may rust. Nice set, would love to know how it holds up in the long or short run. Our wood built one from Home Depot was only $400 25 years ago and only had to stain it once since then, but probably could do it again..and replaced swings twice. Replaced fort cover about 3 times, but was only $20 each time. Our kids and neighborhood kids all played on it every nearly every day and now our 5 yr old grand daughter does. Replaced rusted trapease bar with better one once.no one can tell it’s 25 years old. Can’t believe it’s been that long already. Kept it so long because our kids were all 6-7 years apart.if I knew how much use and how long we’d have it, I would have spent more for a wood one with better hardware, lol. Those rainbow sets are nice!
We only have grass a few months of the year so it's not a problem for us 😉