Backyard Discovery Sweetwater Heights White Elevated Cedar Wooden Kids Playhouse with Wave Slide, Play Kitchen, Step Ladder, Half Door, Wrap-Around Deck, Windows, Bell, Growth Chart for Outdoor Play

Really cute and workable for small children - my husband put it together and while it took a while it was all there and went together without any issues. We love it for our grandaughter!

Instructions were straight forward in the book and didn’t really use the application but was nice that it had that option. Took most of the day to separate the parts and assemble but that was expected. No major complications/set backs or damaged parts.Our daughter absolutely loves her house and we use it every day if the weather allows! The design actually looks like it belongs in our backyard vs other colorful designs. Added some solar powered lights around the inside and outside the roof that look really nice at dusk.

Great quality, the two piece concept is perfect for the play area our 2 year old grandson loves it. Swing set didn't take much time to put together, the club house took about 8 hrs but the directions were easy to read and every piece, nuts and bolts were numbered in different pkgs. Would highly recommend.

The wood is not the best it's not the sturdiest I feel but it is very cute fits nicely for small yard kids have a blastPutting it together was not too difficult either they send extra screws and things like that. Following instructions is a must I wish they numbered things that would've made it even easier but it was still OK to put together

Bought this for my toddler. I had to buy a small playhouse because of the slope in my yard and not having a good place to put a swing set. My toddler absolutely loves it! He plays for hours and the kitchen is his favorite. We plan to add a sandbox underneath it soon. I coated it with Behr Clear Transparent Waterproofing Finish and I think the color turned out nice. It took about 12–14 hours to put together by myself, including leveling. The instructions were pretty straightforward but I did have to make a few educated guesses on some pieces that weren’t marked.

Oh boy, where to begin. I guess let’s start with the poorly labeled wood pieces. Half of them were stamped while the other half weren’t. Not very helpful but you can manage. Next, the missing hardware. Crucial for a play set, yet still missing. Then you have the wood pieces themselves. WOW, what garage that was. There was not a single piece of wood with a straight edge, that wasn’t warped nor smooth. So your steel square and level won’t help you. You’ll just have to remind yourself that nothing will line up correctly. The wood was so brittle, like those frosted sugar cookies you can pick up at the grocery store and drier than The Atacama desert. The only thing this play set had going for it, is the instructions. Very thorough with a couple minute mistakes. Honestly, l feel like I received a returned/ defective product OR this play set sat cooking in some warehouse, that was forgotten about for 5 plus years, prior to arriving at my doorstep. Just awful.Update: Playhouse has been outside for about two weeks and the wood is already splitting.

This is a super cute play house. My girls absolutely love it. It is a little bit smaller than I anticipated. I’m not sure how many years my six-year-old will get out of it however, my two-year-old will definitely enjoy this for sometime.

I recently bought this playhouse for my kids, and while it looks great once assembled, the process of putting it together was far from easy. The instructions were overly complicated, with too many small components that made the whole thing feel more difficult than necessary. It took me two full days to assemble it, even with someone helping.One major issue was that not all the holes were pre-drilled as they should have been—especially the slide, which had no pre-drilled holes at all, so I had to drill them myself. Additionally, the quality of the wood left a lot to be desired. It feels flimsy, and even using a manual screwdriver, it might break. You have to be really careful if you're using power tools, as the wood seems like it could crack easily.