Real feedback from families, schools, and therapists who use Avenlur playsets, furniture, and baby gear every day.
Echtes Feedback von Familien, Schulen und Therapeuten, die Avenlur-Spielsets, Möbel und Babyausstattung täglich verwenden.
Highlights
Montessori-inspirierte Designs, die selbstständiges Spielen und die Entwicklung fördern
Robuste, kindersichere Materialien mit Oberflächen, die in modernen Wohnungen und Klassenzimmern hervorragend aussehen.
Schneller, freundlicher Support von einem US-amerikanischen Team
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4 / 5 from 8.4872 reviews.
I had a great experience and am happy with my purchase. The order arrived quickly, with detailed instructions and all parts included. I assembled it myself (56 year old grandma) and had my son-in-law attach it to the wall. Grandkids approved (ages 1,4,6,7). They are thrilled and love playing on it. Highly recommend the company and their wonderful products.
Our kids absolutely love this swing set! It keeps them entertained for hours and they’ve been playing on it every day. The quality feels sturdy and well made. The only downside was that assembly took quite a long time and definitely required two people to complete. Overall, we’re very happy with this purchase and would recommend it to families with active kids.
My 2 yr old loves this new play set! We wanted something safer for young kids (rather than those huge sets you get from other playground companies) and this is perfect for now and even as she grows. My husband put it together, working on it over the span of a couple weeks (due to full time job and toddler parenting) and he said the hardest part was digging the holes to be perfectly level, and he still only gave it a difficulty rating of 4/10. Would definitely recommend this play set!
Shipping was super fast and just as I expected from other reviews in terms of quality, look, and set-up. Kids love it so far. I am including this pic for those with smaller homes without a dedicated playroom-- because I went back and forth as to whether I wanted to use my only wall with 6 studs (my living room wall) and make a hybrid play/living room. It actually looks pretty cool as an accent wall, and added benefit is that I don't want my 3 year old climbing this unattended, and this way I'm not banished to a basement playroom with them begging to climb it all the time (my experience with a basement swing we set up) ha!
Read all the reviews before purchasing because they're all really helpful in deciding whether to get it. What advice would I give? It is not an easy afternoon project. This is a multi-evening process working with two people-- maybe 8 hours total spent putting it together, and my husband is pretty handy. And let's not forget we have toddlers... so yeah multi-day project, but worth it! Don't use their hex screw, get a longer handled one for added torque or your thumb will be hurting not even halfway through putting it together.
Perfect still for even an almost 6 year old (the blue outfitted kid in the pic), though I feel like the bar thing the swing hangs from is straining a little from his weight on the swing (he's small for his age).. so maybe any older and this bar is not suitable for rotational forces like that. We accidentally put on some of the rock wall panels on backwards and I actually really like the look of the irregular holds rather than a perfect pattern-- more visually interesting and some added challenge for the climber. The swing does come a little close to the wall as other reviews stated, so kids have to be good at swinging straight and not rotating their bodies on it-- less than perfect, but kids still love it. A lot of comments here have 3-6 year olds saying they wish they got it sooner, but honestly I think this age range is perfect for it. Younger than 3 and I'd be worried about them breaking their neck-- but I know the benefits of risky play--- just commit yourself to more need of supervising playtime at home for safety :)).
Love it!
The wood finish is beautiful and smooth. Get some good crash pads for the kids, I'm finding the nugget isn't quite big enough to cover a falling zone so my husband pulled out his crashpad for added safety.
This is so well built! Strong enough to hold adult weight, large enough to entertain kids of all ages. Our number 1 purchase for our kids by far. This is used all day every day. I really wanted aomething that didnt feel too little kiddish, something my kids could get a lot of use out of even in the next couple years. This is it. I am tempted to buy another for the other wall. Every kid (and adult, lol) that comes over is drawn to thisclimber!!
Love love love! The instructions and labeling of all the pieces was fantastic and so helpful. Honestly, it was one of the easiest things to build, it just took some time. The whole assembly took about 6-7 hours to build with two people, but we divided it up into a few days. Once built, the kids (15mo, 3years) have been playing on it for hours at a time. So happy with this purchase, I wish we had bought it sooner. My only suggestion would be to package it without the styrofoam to help out the planet. For those building this - a power drill is a must! We’ll be having lots of fun with this for years to come!
Bought this for my 7 month old son as he was getting more mobile and we wanted to encourage this through play. Sure enough a day or two after we put this together, he’s using it to pull himself up and climbing it!!
I love that the triangle collapses and everything is super modular, makes storage super easy.
Couple additions I added for safety - the Avenlur Playpen mat to help cushion falls as he’s still getting used to standing and getting around.. I also added some non stick grip adhesives to the bottom of the triangle as without this, it was sliding all over our floors which isn’t ideal for a baby pulling themselves up on it.
Overall super happy with this product, if I had the space for it I’d be decking out a playroom with the entire range.
I installed this in my pediatric gym and have a mobile ball pit below. The 3-5 years old are enjoying the climbing wall/slide attachment, while kids of all ages and sizes are enjoying climbing and dropping into the ball pit. As you can see, I have gym mats everywhere, and other suspension mounts in the ceiling for swings. The ladder is the perfect edition to the space.
My son-in-law and I put this play set together in one long day. They were both pleased with the outcome and so was my little grandson! Tips for success: 1) lay out and organize all pieces beforehand. 2) attach the colored climbing pegs prior to installing the boards themselves. It would have been helpful if the directions had included information about the orientation of the footprint and the base pieces within it.
We used this table for a little spot under our playground and it’s been great so far to use for messier activities. Perfect size for kids! We have 2 under 3.
Great delivery service, speedy and no damage at all. They even helped put it further than they would have so it was protected from rain under our carport. Thanks!
Fit perfectly in our small space and very steady. Toys are in accessible to our 16 months old. Make it easy to stay organized. Great quality with smooth finish.
Best purchase for my very active son. He loves climbing it. It was very easy to put together just time consuming. We bought a crash pad to go underneath. Such a great setup for years to come.
Our baby loves it!! I let my four month old sit in it for a few minutes supported and it is so fun watching her explore the pieces. They also updated the ball pieces on there making them much bigger to avoid choking hazards if it fall apart. But if you put it together properly that shouldn’t be a problem! I’m hoping to keep this for all of our future babies too and possible as an hierloom. Love it so much. Very aesthetically adorable as well.
This playstation is the greatest for interacting with our granddaughter. She has used it since she was 5 months. The toys that come on it keep her busy, and we supplement with other toys to keep her busy. The height is perfect for sitting in a recliner or at the end of the sofa. No weird bending or twisting to co-play with her. The quality is amazing and it is easy to clean. I’m now sending this as a gift for future families. Outstanding value.
The Walnut Modular is a very cool system out of the box, and overall I think it’s a good value and good quality compared to other options out there. There are, however, a few things I wish I understood before purchasing.
If you’re installing it in a basement, you may have a soffit like we do. The Walnut itself fits nicely underneath ours, but if you install the Swedish ladder, you may not be able to use the highest tier to mount attachments. The soffit gets in the way of the angle needed to install them. It’s not the end of the world, but definitely something that would have been helpful to know when planning the configuration.
I also didn’t realize that the ring wall was a required panel. I wish the modular system allowed you to choose which panels you want rather than having a predetermined combination.
The biggest limitation for us was the monkey bars. If you attach them to the Walnut system, they have to run parallel to it and attach to panels at both ends. In our space, this severely impacted our ability to actually use the Walnut panels and especially the Swedish ladder. This may be less of an issue with higher ceilings or the tallest version, but it didn’t work well for us.
Because this is marketed as a modular system, I assumed we would be able to attach one end of the monkey bars to the Walnut and have them extend perpendicular from it, creating a corner or L-shaped configuration. That isn’t possible. Both ends need to be supported by panels. We ultimately had to purchase two additional modular panels and install the monkey bars on an entirely different wall to get the functionality we wanted. That was probably my biggest disappointment because the system isn’t quite as flexible or modular in practice as I expected it to be.
I also wish there were additional color options. The soft, almost pastel colors are sweet, but they make the system feel a little younger. One of the things I liked about the Walnut was the idea that it could last throughout childhood and mature with your child, so I would love to see some more sophisticated or neutral color choices offered as well.
That said, overall I’m happy with the system. My son is autistic and very active, and this is exactly the type of setup we needed for him. It gives him so many opportunities for movement and active play at home, and I think he will get years of use out of it. Despite some limitations I wish had been clearer before purchasing, I still think the Walnut is a well-made, thoughtfully designed system and a good value for the quality.
Overall, would recommend. Table seems sturdy and it’s larger than similar tables from other brands, so it will grow with your kids. The sand area is a bit shallow, only about 2 inches deep. We would prefer it to be deeper, allowing for more digging and space to explore sand, however, this wasn’t a deal breaker for us. One very important note - you must buy a waterproof cover. There’s 2 big holes in the tabletop, designed to help remove it, however, the sand is exposed to bugs/water/etc. The tabletop does not serve as a cover to the sand part. We purchased this one (photo attached) on Amazon and it fits perfectly as long as you take off the side storage bins, which is easy to do.
I am ultimately satisfied with the cushion. It is thick and works well with our Hazel arch. However, the listing photos were generated using Al and they do not accurately depict the product. The cushion does not attach over the ends of the arch as pictured; instead it attaches to the second rung, leaving exposed wood where the child's head would be. The listing also does not show how many ties are included or how the cushion looks when the arch is not set up as a rocker. If actual product photos had been provided, I would have given it four stars, but the item is not as pictured.
I bought this so my grandkids have a pet free place to sit and play with toys when visiting. Even the 20 month old likes the spinners and other built in features. It’s easy enough for my to fold and put in a corner at days end. Very sturdy. The mat has solid cushioning as well.
Overall it is good quality and we love it but there were some challenges with assembly and installation. Inspection and quality control for each item could use improvement before shipping with as much as this product costs. Some of the allen screws threads were stripped but customer service shipped replacements so no issue there. If your home is newer you could have 24” stud placement so you will need to mount 3- 8ft wood pieces to your stud before attaching the jungle gym to the wall. I used 3-8ft 1x4’s sanded & sealed w/ #12 3” screws, used 8 screws in each board to make sure they were secured to the studs then used the provided screws to mount the jungle gym to my 3 boards. That went smoothly. The problem came after mounting it. Per the instructions you then have to remove the frame for the rock climbing section to install the rock climbing panel. The pilot holes on the side of the frame do not line up with the panels and there are no pilot holes on the top or bottom of the frame so I drilled those myself. Once the rock climbing panels were attached to the frame the frame no longer lined up while trying to attach it back to the rest of the frame on the wall. It was very difficult to get the allen bolts to align and go back in. I’m am very experienced with carpentry and diy so I was able to do some work to get it back up without compromising the integrity of any of the wood pieces. There is still one allen bolt that will not go in because the recessed threads in the back piece is recessed more than any of the others. I will be able to fix it but if you are not experienced with carpentry or have the correct tools this could be challenging for install. I don’t love the pastel colors of the rocks for the climbing section but not a big deal. The wood ‘rocks’ on the slide were a little rough but I sanded those myself. I would suggest the find an easier way to be able to remove the rope ladder, rings, and swing without have to tie/untie knots each time. If those aren’t being used they get in the way while playing and there’s no where to really put them without completely undoing each knot and taking them off completely. Also some of the wood rods twist and the shoulder be staying in place so bolting those from the side of the frame would be better than glue. It would also be nice if they allowed you to choose the 3 sections you want for the modular, my kids don’t love the rope wall section so it would’ve been nice if we could’ve chosen the ring wall or 2 rock climbing wall sections instead. I might eventually buy the ring wall instead or separate the sections to different walls so the swing has more space because if one kid is swinging there’s not much else another kid can do while they are on the swing. Over we do like it but for as much as it costs there should be better attention to detail on each piece and making sure all holes line up before shipping.