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Wooden Climbing Triangle
Features
- Click Lock Technology makes it easy to store for adults but hard for kids to collapse or tip
- Can be freestanding when closed (doesn't need to lean against a wall)
- Includes all tools needed for assembly
Weight, Dimensions & Materials
- Baltic Birch Plywood (frame) and Maple (rungs) construction
- Holds 150 lbs. -- enough for multiple small children
- Tapered legs
- Dimensions when in use: 29" W x 27.5" H x 35.5" D
- Dimensions when folded: 29" W x 27.5" H x 8.5" D
- Ramp Dimensions: 11.5" x 47" x .7"
Climbing Dowels
- 26 inches in length
- 3.5" spacing between each dowel
- 1.25" Dowel Diameter
Safe & Effective Use
- Place on a mat, to avoid potential scratching of floors
- Clean with a damp rag on the sides, or use light sand paper on the rungs
Assembly
Climbing Triangle Accessories
Customer Reviews
Purchased this during height of Covid as something for my child to do inside! She loves it and continues to get great use out of it, even at 6 years old! My son is now 2 years old and I just love watching the learning process a second time. I absolutely love the standing feature when not in use! Super easy to set up.
My grandson loves the climbing triangle and thanks to Andrew from Sprouts it arrived on time for his June 22nd birthday.
I went back and forth on whether or not to buy this. I thought the kids would get tired of it. More than a year and they have not tired of it! It’s also really sturdy. I saw a lot of piklers that were being sold on Amazon and other large companies like Walmart, but I was concerned about the durability. I was stuck between this brand and the one sold by “lily and river” . I was told the lily and river one is actually a bit smaller. I went with this one and we loooveee it!
Here in Oregon, we need fun indoor play options when it’s raining outside. We bought this (and the slide) for our baby’s first birthday. He warmed up to it slowly. Usually just goes up and down, not over. Right around his 14 month, he learned how to safely swing his little leg over so that he can go down the other side. He also likes to say UP UP UP while he climbs. It’s adorable. He likes to crawl thru it and have us chase him. He likes to have a blanket thrown over it to create a tent. We love this. It’s beautiful. Easily folds up. But we leave it out 24/7 for inspired play.
