Outdoor Monkey Bar Climbing Tower Review

UPDATE: It's been out in western Washington weather for over two years now. still works! Do yourself a favor when assembling, get yourself a thimble! Some of the little knobs on the connectors are quite tight, so after attaching just a few hoses, I ran in and grabbed a thimble from the sewing box, and my fingertips felt a lot better. I assembled it myself from start to finish in an hour. All parts were clearly labeled and assembly was fairly easy. The only tool needed is a Phillips screwdriver…

When I found this at Revain I was so excited! It would go into the playroom and guarantee sleep for my two toddlers now 2 and 3. However, when I set it up, it was a complete failure. The eldest only climbed it when we asked him to. My husband called it "unsuccessful" along with the marble pit I also bought. Then I decided on an inflatable house. To make room for the bouncy castle, I put a ball pit under the railing. OMG it was like Christmas! Immediately both children were there! They like this

It took my husband almost two hours to put together this jungle gym and our 3 and 1 year old grandchildren were like little monkeys trying it out! I think it will be worth the money and time spent building it. On this 90 degree day it was in direct sun and not hot at all! Also, if you pull on them, the bars will "give" a bit, but they're perfectly secure and we're not at all worried about them collapsing. It arrived safe and sound in three boxes! It took a long time to put together but the…

There are two chapters in this story. The grandchildren love them. Both one-year-olds and four-year-olds can climb this thing. The result seems to be positive. The assembly was worse than a couple of root canals. Putting it together was a royal headache on the home front. Some works have faint markings that are difficult to find and all the less legible. It also includes instructions written by someone who probably couldn't follow their own instructions in the manual. This isn't the most…

Our 3 year old got this for Christmas. She loves to climb and loves it. The assembly took about 2 hours. Not the easiest and I'm quite comfortable. Do yourself a favor and pour yourself a drink before trying it. Use a flathead screwdriver to depress the keys and save your fingertips. I also had the brilliant idea of putting it together next to a tree (for the "wow effect") and then partially disassembling to bring it to our basement playroom. 10/10 not recommended. This is take apart PITA…

I was worried about all the hype. But I didn't break a single part, and I had no problem even drinking just 10 ounces of wine. So I timed the process and wrote out each step with colored pencils. It took exactly an hour and a half after I organized and sorted the parts. Step 1: The hardest and most annoying part, but thanks to another reviewer, I used a flathead screwdriver to press the little buttons for every detail so my fingers didn't ache after all that was said and done. This step took 20