CASSAROKIDS Jumbo XXL Waldorf Climbing Arch Rainbow Rocker

This piece is quality construction and the colors are beautiful. It was easy to assemble and the seller immediately responded and shipped out an extra piece when there was a snafu assembling. I love how multi-functional it is. It can be used as a rocket/boat, a bridge, a shelf, and I can even picture my students using it as an impromptu stage in their puppet shows.

When buying something this large that takes up serious real estate in a room, we wanted it to be both attractive and used enough to justify the purchase. We have not been disappointed! Not only is it well built and nice looking, but it has proven to be easy to transport to other rooms for play. And it gets used constantly for climbing and for making forts and when turned over, for being a ship and a horse and a cool place to curl up with a book. Then when it is on its side, it has been used as a fortress and a kitchen and a train station and a giant doll house. This was a second birthday present, but will clearly be enjoyed for years and by younger siblings as they get big enough for climbing and general adventuring!

Gorgeous, well-built, versatile, and the kids love it! Also, packaging was excellent and demonstrated a commitment to quality.

I debated about buying this for months but so glad I finally did. It is absolutely beautiful and very sturdy. I wasn't sure if my 20 month old would know what to do with it but it took him about 30 seconds to start climbing right up. Great responses from customer service as well. Thank you!

My wife is a Waldorf teacher and we really appreciate finely crafted wooden play sets. I've built a pickler triangle and it's a good bit of work. I recognize a solid build when I see it.This arrived well packed. They did a great job of ensuring that I was undamaged upon delivery.The assembly is quite simple. My suggestion is to attach all the screwed pieces first, but not all the way. Leave just enough room to slip in the in between slats.One thing that was inconsistent with ours is that the drilled pieces are out of synch with the color gradiation. I could simply drill out the correct color pieces, but I just wanted it to be done so the kids could play with it.The other issue I had was that the hex tool that was in the hardware kit was very soft. The end stripped and rounded out before the screws were even flush.Other than that, the kids love it. It's sturdy for the two year old to climb and versatile enough for the six year old to build a fort.All the shapes are soft and there are no sharp edges. The spacing of the slats is a good size for fingers and footholds, but not so wide as for feet to slip through and get trapped.Overall, the kids are happy with it and so are we.

Wow, real wood that is finely sanded.Provides hours of fun.This really improves balancing skills in a very safe way.I never had one of these when I was growing up, but I wish I did. It is so nice seeing the kids have so much fun on this. It gets really interesting watching two play on this at the same time.Trust you found this review honest and helpful:-)

HUGE HIT with my 2 year old! This rocker can double as so many things- a rocker, a climber, a food stand, a fort, etc…my son has so much fun with it. We don’t have the pad for it like in the listing, but I plan to find one and purchase it. I am not too handy, but was able to assemble all the wooden slats pretty easily. It comes with everything you need so no additional tools necessary. It took me about 20 minutes to screw all the rainbow wood boards in and it was pretty easy and all the holes matched up thank goodness. I am pretty happy with this product so far and my son is obsessed so I’d say it is a big win. Definitely would recommend!

We have the small regular sized rainbow rocker. I purchased it almost 2 years ago for my almost one year old who is now 2.5 and much bigger than she was then. This XXL size more than compensates for her growth and overall this bigger sized rocker is much more substantial. Even my 8 year old who is big can get herself in here and of course climb it. The smaller version we use as step-stool and a dining seat, we can do the same with this and it always looks good.The hardware on this looks very prominent. Maybe they can work on that.My five year old loves to jump off this rocker when it’s inverted. My two year old thankfully seems to know her limitations because it’s a big jump.