Review on 🏰 Deluxe Kids Fort Building Kit: Unleash Creativity with 130-Piece Castle Building Set by Brian Vasquez

There are two things to note: the balls are made of very dense, durable foam and the rods are made of plastic, which is a bit brittle. That told me two things. The poles and balls must be connected together BEFORE setting up the tent. DO NOT lean on top of the bar to try to push it together, the bars will bend. Not a dent bend, but a bend. It also immediately told me that it had to be a set of lighter leaves or a dense leaf as the rods could sag over time. The holes on the balls are narrow, not too narrow, but narrow enough that my 5 year old couldn't assemble them by himself and narrow enough like I've been swinging on my old school poles for too long. My hands burned a little. It was hard. BUT! And that's the heart of the whole story. My kid told me he wanted a lock. I built her a castle. I used all the balls and had spare bars. The structure is solid, except for the cats. I've had two cats jump on the sheet, thinking it was a stable surface, and dragged the entire sheet with them. The tent stayed and we laughed heartily about it. If you don't have pets, clamps can work. I do not recommend these if you have pets due to possible pole bending. Before I even had a sheet, my daughter brought toys, lamps, pillows and a blanket. The mounting possibilities are endless with little effort. I will buy a second box. This is a wonderful facility.