Costzon Kids Climbing Pikler Triangle Ladder, Wooden Triangle Climber with Climbing Ladder for Toddlers, Indoor Playful Climbers with Stable Structure, Suitable for Children Boys Girls 3 Years Old+

This is a great lower cost alternative to the Pikler triangle. So far our 15 month old is really enjoying it! It's very sturdy (I can stand on the rungs) and has three levels of difficulty. I would suggest purchasing your own screws. The screws that came with this are very cheap- one broke as we were screwing it in and several others stripped. Assembly will go much faster if you have a power tool.

We've tried everything and cannot get these last two support screws in.. I will be returning it. I'm still trying to decide if I will purchade again and hope for better results, or if I will just cave and go with the more expensive pikler brand.EDIT: The seller reached out to me right away to help correct the issue. After working on it some more my husband determined it was the camlocks themselves that were not threaded correctly, so we were able to replace the stripped bolts and grab a couple new camlocks. The item has been great since! If you are hesitant about buying, just be prepared you might need to have a part or two replaced, but overall the item is awesome and the customer service staff is very helpful, so you'll get it together quickly!

Very sturdy and built with beautiful quality. Instructions could not be easier! I’d been searching for an affordable alternative to expensive Pikler Triangles and I am so happy I bought this product. It is sturdier than another Pikler my friend paid over $300 for. The last set of screws were a bit of a pain but I tapped them gently with a hammer to help start a grip and everything went fine after that. One thing I would suggest is not to tighten all the screws fully on the side pieces until all screws have been connected. Otherwise you will have a gap on the last corner b/c the other corners are too tight an pull against the last corner. Simply loosen the other screws a bit if this happens . I used Rustoleum spray paint for the bars and had an old bunk bed ladder that fit perfectly. It is perfect for toddlers and older kids. I got extremely lucky with this purchase!

Great sturdy climber. I have a 3yo (39lbs) and 22mo (32lbs) wish I got this sooner! Since the kids are inside more due to covid19, I wanted something they could climb but wasn't a cheap piece of plastic. My kids are climbing all the things. Chairs, fences, couch, recliner....so if you're kids are little monkeys too, they're gonna love this. We pair this with a tunnel, tent and some creative thinking and you've got a great indoor obstacle course! On its own is plenty of entertainment for my kids too. They like to lay it on its side and climb on and in it. Not sure if that's intended, but I figured its sturdy enough, its gotta withstand young kids.

I have a maniac 18-month-old boy who loves to climb, whom i bought this for. I was searching for a more cost-friendly and compact pikler alternative and this seemed like a good buy.First of all, it arrived fairly quickly shipped from Ontario (i’m in seattle area). It was also free shipping!The instructions aren’t GREAT so if you aren’t handy, i suggest looking over them thoroughly before starting. It took me roughly 1 hour to assemble with a drill. Attaching the three sides together is a little tricky but i suggest not tightening the bolts all the way until you’ve done all three sides.When attaching the steps (poles? dowels? i’m not handy, okay??? lol) do one SIDE at a time instead of one pole at a time. I had to backtrack because of this.Also, BIG POINT: The screws provided for this aren’t very good. I stripped a few, so i suggest buying better ones at a hardware store.Pros: This is very well made, very aesthetically pleasing, very sturdy, and i love how each side of the triangle has different # of steps for difficulty levels.My son loves climbing on it, and i think it could have multi purposes (hang baby blankets on, make a fort, make a wood ramp, etc)Great quarantine buy

We bought this pikler triangle because it was affordable and turns out it is fantastic and very well made! It was slightly difficult assembling the final pieces and definitely requires a screw gun (my husband is a carpenter and it gave him a run for his money) but it is STURDY and very very solid - huge peace of mind for my 18 month old to play on. Each side has a different number of rungs that are spaced differently as well and provides lots of different sensory climbing for littles. Highly recommend this product!

Great product! If you don’t have proper tools and they are set on proper setting you will strip the screws and have a very hard time assembling. If you know what you are doing you will have an easy time. Took me less than an hour by myself I used the setting #3 on my drill for initial assembly and #7 to finish and tighten the screws once the triangle was completely assembled. I think this triangle is very well made and designed! My son will have a blast!

Seemed like a great, simple climbing toy. Assembly was pretty straight forward, and all the wood pieces were actual good quality solid softwood (pine or fir most likely), and they had a low sheen lacquer to them.The only thing I would fault them for was the packaging. They shipped most of the hardware loose in the box, and it could have very easily fallen out of the box during shipping, especially the little barrel nuts.