Review on Playpen SINPUDA Portable Anti Fall Toddlers Nursery by Christine Ellis

This playground is made of thick, durable materials. The frame is made of strong yet lightweight metal supports with strong plastic joints. The top edge is sheathed, but the bottom is not. There are two double zippered doors. The only downside I could find was a loose thread as shown in the photo that just seems to need cutting or tucking away. Everything is very tight when first assembled, although I expect it to stretch after some use. This narrowness makes assembly and disassembly difficult. I found using my feet on adjacent joints was very helpful. Taken together, it feels a lot more durable than other more portable playgrounds I've tried. There are many details, but the construction is simple: there are three poles of different lengths, and they all fit in sleeves: the longest poles are inserted. The longest sides and the center poles run along the shortest sides. The shortest racks run vertically. Plastic supports with suction cups go to the bottom corners. Similar ports go to the top corners, and the rest of the ports go to the sides. - Fold the top velcros on the sides and corners. Construction is simple, but since the yard is so large, it cannot be assembled without going from joint to joint. The hardest part was gluing the final joints because of the tightness. The whole process took me about 40 minutes. Also, dismantling the first pair of connectors during disassembly was not that easy, but after that it quickly fell apart. I kept the plastic bags for the poles to keep them organized and it all fits in the carry bag provided as shown in the picture. Overall, I'm very happy with the quality of this playground and I think it's good value for money. Just don't expect quick and easy setup.