Review on 🪂 Step2 Play Ball Fun Climber: Slide for Toddlers & Interactive Ball Play by Eduardo Long

I give this product one star. Not because of the product itself. Very pretty actually, but because of the very, very crappy assembly instructions. Step2 should be ashamed. I'm asking if they posted a video of someone putting it together. The cost to them will be negligible. Also, written instructions will help clarify your work with the poor-quality image. A few instructions for those at home. Have a drill ready. The holes you will be using are NOT pre-drilled. That part confused me a little too. Keep Philips handy. The drill can only go 90% of the way and you may need to tilt the screws a little as well. Get the second person.1. Need a 4 inch block of wood? Hey guys, most people don't have that. Instead of a hammer and wooden block, a rubber mallet works here. 2. Fig. 3 May be clearer which side is up.3. Fig. 5. The screws are attached to the green part on part c and the yellow part on part c. Also in this picture it looks like part c is oblique. No, that is not so. It also offers angled screws. They really shouldn't be. A helpful tip. Tighten beforehand. Don't come back later and get tight.4. Figure 8,. Look at the box to find out which side has the slide and which side has the stairs.5. Photos 9 and 10. Yes, turn it upside down. That part that you actually have to tilt (although the manual doesn't say you have to tilt it... like it does with the ones that don't actually need tilting) is bolted on and you're basically trying to attach them to push. and steps from below.6. Photo 11-13. Look at the box to find out which hole is at which end 7. Fig. 14. not clear but the hand nails NEXT. Put them in first and then hammer them in to get them all the way in, but 98% of the time they hit the mark with one jab. Rice. Insert 16 nails first and then fasten.9. Pic 22 Drill does not work, use a screwdriver