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My kids have fun playing in this tent house. It's pretty easy to put together but the floor part doesn't stay on at all. It's not really necessary to have the floor attached but if it's included it should work

We have big into forts lately so I decided why not get a tent. It’s big however, it was a little big harder to put together with all the rods. Overall for the amount of fun my little man has had I would purchase it again just to see him run in and out all day long.

Easy assembly. Perfect size for kids 5 or under. Grandkids loved it. Definitely an upgrade to sheets draped over things. Moves around easy too!Great gift idea for the littles

I got this for my nephew because he loves to work on any and everything . He loves it . It comes with a cool little tool belt and a few little tools . He feels like a grown up in this . It’s easy to set up and it’s pretty durable . It’s lasted through all the boys roughness .

This tent is great for boys who love tools! Tents are hard to find for boys, as they are normally all princess castles/Disney themed. This is fairly large, which allows our grandson to play in it and come in and out of it with ease. He is three years old. He also loves tools, making this a great toy for the cold winter months when we are trying to find activities to do in the house. :) It kept him busy for quite awhile!

So cute!

My nephew's birthday was last month, and we needed a gift for him. He loves to build things and have sleep overs in his forts that he makes. So, this tent looked like the perfect gift for him. The instructions were clear, and the tent was easy to put together. The tent itself is made of pvc tubes. The tent itself is made of polyester fabric. It has a rolling door and a mesh window. It comes with building toys and a vest. He loves it and has played with it every day since he got it. Great price for hours of fun.

This tent survived our construction themed week in special needs preschools. The kids enjoyed wearing and playing with the accessories that came with it. It really helped built cooperative and imaginative play skills!

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This tent comes inside a tidy box with a large number of poles and clips - initially presenting a rather daunting set-up task.Fortunately, it is pretty straight forward to set-up and the job was done within 15 minutes, with the help of basic illustrated instructions that appear on the outside of the box. The outside frame simply clips all together and seems to produce a sturdy, if rather plastic, structure. When this was up the fabric base and tent then wraps around these poles and it is simple to pull over. The fabric itself, disappointingly, is quite flimsy especially around the windows (which although specially designed to be a mesh breathable fabric, is a weak at the seams). The door nicely rolls up on one side to make for easy entry and exit and with its relative size, two children comfortably fit inside, with plenty of space to move. The tent itself is designed to look like a workman's shed and comes with various plastic tools on a workman belt/wrist device. The wrench especially is very realistic. The yellow fluorescent jacket makes for realistic play too. All that is needed is a hard hat!Overall, this makes for a fun, imaginative, creative play environment for the children to enjoy and aside from the fact it takes over a large space in the room, the slightly cheap feel to the fabric rates this a 4* review.Since writing this review, a few poles have broken and we struggle to keep the base on. However, the children still love playing with this and it has become a staple toy in our playroom.

What seems like a great idea, turned out to be not so great...Below are my honest thoughts about this product:WHAT I LIKE- the main fabric of the house is made well and the print is nice and vibrant- a variety of tools included- lightweight construction( easy to move around )- small footprint when folded away- my two toddlers like spending time inside and bringing there all sorts of toys, and foodWHAT I DON'T LIKE- one corner element was missing and we had to use clear tape to put it together( maybe I was just unlucky )- the mesh net used to make windows is of very poor quality and it is very easy to make a hole in it. I thought at the beginning it was just my son didn't behave well. But I came over and made more holes with just one finger, without using excessive force...- all the black pieces of fabric that are supposed to be there to secure around the poles are useless, as there are no second pieces of fabric on the other side... They are also very short and sewed badly.The same with rolling up the entrance door - there is only one piece of fabric on the outside, but nothing inside. So after rolling the door, there is no way to secure it in place using only one piece.- the poles themselves are brittle and one cracked when I was disassembling the "house" I have more than 25 years of experience with a variety of tents so I exclude an error on my side. I was very gentle, having a previous bad experience with the windows...- the tools are poorly made too, there are many sharp edges and some uncut pieces from the production line( see the photo of the wrench key as an example ). The belt is also very strange, as it requires connecting 3 parts together. The high vis jacket size is quite big - way too big for my 3-year-old, and also for 4.5 year old. The pliers are the size of the pliers from my toolbox - definitely not designed for the small hands of a child.- no bag for storage included- considering the price I expected better quality

This playhouse arrived in a branded and surprisingly small box. I haven't attempted to put it back into the box but like most big toys it looks like it will be a struggle to put it back into the box when it comes time to dismantling it, so I think we will need some other way of storing it when not in use.The added bonus to this playhouse is the toolbelt and tools, kiddies seem to love having their own tools, but if you've more than one child the fact there is only 1 belt may cause problems, perhaps a toolbox would have been a better option, it would make it more shareable and a more practical way of storing the tools.Unlike other playhouses we have had over the years, this one has a base layer to it, which makes it suitable for using outdoors (on a suitable surface.)This is priced competitively, which I hope isn't a reflection of the quality, but only time will tell.My granddaughters really like this, especially the fact that they can close the door when they go in, and we can't see what they are up to.My first impressions of this are promising and we are lucky enough to have enough space that we don't have to dismantle this when they go home as I'm not sure how well the poles would fare with constantly being pushed and pulled apart.

Kids play tentAn adorable little play tent for the smalls! Which comes with a tool belt, 5 decent sized tools and a workman's sleeveless jacket too.The tent is a nice design, there's lots of different illustrations going on around each side. There are two mesh windows to look out of and one door flap, which can be rolled up to stay open. There is a flooring sheet, this comes up around the base poles and there is the final sheet, which goes fully over the poles and tucks over the base sheet corners too, which does help keep it in place that little bit more.This is really easy to put together, there are instructions if needed. The size is pretty good but I did measure slightly smaller than stated, I got 98cm tall, 65cm wide and 90cm long. It's fairly sturdy when it's built, better than expected.I would recommend this set. The girls liked the idea of the little house, my friends little boy was obsessed with it straight away, he already wants to come back and play again with it. A nice little den/hideout for him, a place to play and have fun too. It's slightly more than I thought it would be but I do think it's good.