Bestseller

What Families Buy Most

These are the products that sell fastest and come back with the best reviews. They are not the newest things we make, and that is rather the point: a design that keeps selling for three years is one that keeps working after the delivery.

Best for Small Spaces: Swedish Ladders

A wall mounted Swedish ladder needs as little as three feet of floor depth, which is why it outsells everything else we make. It anchors into studs, sits nearly flush, and takes attachments as a child grows: monkey bars, a rock wall panel, a rope wall, gym rings. The modular version expands sideways along the wall, so one purchase can become a climbing wall for two children at different stages.

Best All Rounder: Indoor Jungle Gyms

If you have room for one frame and want it to cover everything, an eight in one indoor jungle gym is the answer. Climbing wall, rope ladder, slide, swing and monkey bars on a single structure that folds flat when the living room needs to be a living room. These are the frames that stay in use from two to six rather than one season.

Best First Climber: Pikler Triangles

For a baby who has just started pulling to stand, a foldable Pikler triangle with a ramp is where most families begin. Graded rungs let a child climb one step higher each week without being lifted, and the ramp works as a slide, a climbing surface and a crawling incline depending on which way it faces.

Best for Babies: Wooden Play Yards

Our wooden playpens are the products most often bought twice, once for a first baby and again when a second arrives. Sixty three inches square with mirror or sensory panels, low enough to see over and foldable when the day is done.

Best for Backyards: Swing Sets and Outdoor Frames

Outdoor best sellers split by yard size. Compact toddler swing sets suit small backyards and patios; larger frames with monkey bars, trapeze bars and multiple swings suit families buying once for children who will use it for years. Plan for about six feet of clearance in front of and behind any swing.

What These Have in Common

• Solid wood: FSC-certified pine with non-toxic, BPA-free finishes, built to ASTM and CPSIA standards.

• They age up: Graded heights and add-on parts, so the frame stays interesting as a child gets stronger.

• They fold or mount: Most pack away or sit flat against a wall, which is what makes them liveable in a normal home.

• They are reviewed heavily: Our top sellers carry thousands of verified reviews between them.

• Five year warranty: On everything here, with free shipping on all orders.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is your best selling product?

The Walnut Swedish ladder wall gym. It takes the least floor space of anything we make and expands with attachments as a child grows.

Which is best for a small apartment?

A wall mounted Swedish ladder, which needs about three feet of floor depth, or a foldable climber that collapses to roughly eight inches deep.

Which should I buy for a one year old?

A Pikler triangle with a ramp, kept at its lowest setting. Full climbing frames usually come into use around two.

What is the best value?

Frames that take attachments. Buying one structure and adding monkey bars or panels later costs less than replacing an outgrown set.

Do best sellers go out of stock?

Popular sizes and colors do sell out. Each product page shows current availability.

What is included with every order?

Free shipping within the continental US, a five-year warranty and 30-day returns.