Mavvel Quadro Junior - Rugged Indoor/Outdoor Climber, Tot/Toddler Jungle Gym, Expandable Modular Educational Component Playset, Giant Construction Kit, for Kids Ages 1-6 Years.

Our grandson couldn't wait to climb this! The Quadro Junior is extremely well. The parts lock tight with nearly endless designs to create or continue to add to.I've added a photo of a simple design my husband created for our grandson, as he was too fearless with the dual levels.The only con is the price to build or purchase more set designs. It would be nice if it had come with more platform piece's and ideas for using the green covering.

We originally purchased a Quadro set for our sons when they were young - they loved climbing and rearranging the climbing structure. That one was given to other family members for much use over the years. Now that our sons both have 2 young children we were delighted to find this durable product still available, but in bright primary colors. We just purchased this set to add even more building options as the granddaughters turn 4. They enjoy playing many imaginative games on the structure- piloting airplanes, being fire chief, playing house. The possibilities really are endless.

This was an ideal solution for my heights-happy autistic child. In an attempt to provide an appropriate indoor replacement for my child climbing onto the top shelves of the closets. This can be configured into countless structures, which several plans are included and more are available on included disc/online. We plan on purchasing additional sets/parts to expand have more options.

Our third set for kids and now grand kids. The first one we purchased over 30 years ago and it is still as good as new!!!!. Great design and very fun to put together with kids.

I bought the universal kit with slide to help with the craziness of the pandemic in spring 2020. My kids have loved building with it and still use it often to build huge creative creations. It is extremely expensive, and that is the biggest flaw. We also have Tubelox (also very pricey, but cheaper) and do not like Tubelox nearly as much as Quadro. Tubelox has narrow flimsy tubes and clips (very annoying to put on and off) and the Tubelox platforms break almost immediately. Quadro is much more stable and can actually support the weight of kids. If money is no object, give Quadro a try.

This was my favorite toy when I was a kid. 30 years later, my own kids now play on that same set I used, still at my parents' house, and I've bought another two sets for our house. They're expensive but super durable, and the memories are well worth the price.