We got this in August and nearly three months later my kids are still playing with it every day. Absolutely love it. A lot of reviews mentioned stripping hardware but it was fine on mine. I used an electric drill and had it together in under an hour.I don’t normally do reviews but was pretty happy with this item! I had one small issue (likely due to shipping) and they were super quick to get back to me and resolve it! I was a bit worried because the price seemed a bit lower than comparable items, but it’s very sturdy. It’s a little bigger than I expected so check the measurements!I looked at a lot of climbing triangles and I felt like this one was the best value for the money! Plus it was great that it came in cheery colors if you wanted!The box came with all the instructions and I felt like it was packaged really nicely! They even included a pair of nice gloves to help you get a grip on the screwdriver while screwing in everything. We ended up using power tools which I totally recommend to everyone because it goes way quicker, but my husband still kept the gloves for future uses because they were that nice! LolMy 11 month old needed something to practice climbing and standing with. This has been perfect! He isn’t even a year yet and has already learned how to climb up four or five rungs! He definitely seems more motivated to climb and walk and stand when this is set up in his play space. There are time I have to put the triangle away because he’s so interested in it and doesn’t realize he’s too tired to keep trying.The triangle is definitely sturdy enough for climbing and folds up easily if you need to put it away or behind something. It might fit under a bed or something similar too if you need to store it that way.This is THE climbing triangle I would recommend to anyone. All the other ones I looked at seemed way too expensive for what you got.My son just love this set , was easy to assemble and a good priceI had been looking for a Pikler-Triangle-type structure for YEARS (to the point in which my 3 year old is aaaaalmost too old - but then I had twin babies so I decided to pull the trigger) but the prices were just so high. I got this for $200 and so far am extremely happy with it. It was easy to assemble - no need to Macgyver in my case - it took a couple of half hour sessions with the toddler "helping". An electric screwdriver sped up the process. Once complete, I put a bunch of pillows and mattresses under for safety, set it up in the basement and just like that -- an indoor playground was erected. The wood seems like a decent material - not particle board but a real pine. The slide in particular is heavy and strong. It is not sturdy enough for my 150 pound frame to scale, but my 35 lb 3-year-old does just fine. Unlike smaller pliklers - this one is pretty tall- so it can still challenge a 3 year old. Not sure how long it will last for him, or how long it will hold up - but $200 was a good deal for this kind of thing. I have 8 month old twins who are starting to use it to pull to standing position so I am hoping it well get us a couple more years. Another great thing about it is that it folds up flat for storage. So far, I am loving this purchase. Really good for the price.One piece was missing the part to screw into. Contacted them and they dent the correct piece. Sturdy to an extent but the colored wooden cylinders get loose after alittle. My toddler enjoys it I just make sure I'm by his side the entire time.Many ways to play with this toy. The kids love it.My kids never get tired of this toy and I have to be the one to say ok… it’s time to do something else. Is it dangerous ??? Parent's please supervise because left unintended your child could get hurt. I stand by the slide only to make sure my kids are safe while playing but I don’t coach their playing. My son weighs 50 pounds and my daughter weighs 30 pounds and it seems to hold great! I can’t wait for my baby to start playing with it too. This is one of my favorite investments for my 3 children.Purchased the colored bars version. The order is frustraing to combine (we are a rainbow order "or else" home). The two sides have different length bars, so you can't continue the rainbow from top to bottom or bottom up, over, and down.The assembly took about 60 min with a power drill. There are just so many screws and tiny hands "helping".Overall the kids (13 months and 5 years) seem excited. They've climbed til they're worn out already.