🏗️ Explore Endless Construction Fun with Funphix Deluxe Piece Play Structures Review

Fun indoor game for children from 2 to 5 years. We have only delivered one configuration so far and look forward to more. Both kids enjoyed helping build which is half the fun.

High-strength plastic materials (PVC) are a perfect match. My five and eight year old grandchildren love them. In this age group, this is the grandfather hero.

Great toy! Seems to be quite durable. It was a little difficult to assemble for a four year old, but it was easy enough for her dad. The only downside is that some of the plans rely on marketing ploys to sell extra items! this. cannot be built with included parts.

My 2 and 4 year old boys love it. I bought the deluxe first but my husband wanted more so he ended up buying the biggest they sell and paired them both. It took us a few hours to put it together as it was 2 sets and there was no template, but now my boys have an indoor playground with a slide. They are there every day, it helped us get through the winter and Covid. They're expensive, but they're worth it.

Children love to collect toys and play with them. It can wobble a bit but seems to hold up. But what really sets FunPhix apart for me is their fantastic customer service. The instructions suggested a build that required parts that weren't actually in the kit, but contacting support resulted in an immediate response from a real person who immediately mailed me additional parts for free. I love a company that stands behind their product and will buy again.

Not enough pipes or fittings to fit at least 2 options out of 8 (did not try all options). The boat cannot be assembled (at least 3 required connectors are missing). The tower was short. And 2 options look like a repeat. In fact, this toy has 3 options. She is a SLIP. If you leave it outside in the rain it will fill with water. pretty specific. I say this because someone prepared a step-by-step guide.

I had these as a kid but they were all red and black. We bought 3 of these kits so we would have enough to build amazing things. Cheaper than buying a backyard play structure and a lot more fun and modular. Sure, the 150-pound weight limit puts an expiration date on when kids get bigger, but they're basically like solid building blocks that kids can build things with, imagine and play with and as you build them , you can use them as climbing structures. . about every 2 months we tear down what…