HearthSong Constructagons Big Tree Fort Indoor Fort-Building Kit with 4 Working Windows and Door

We love playing in the fort! It's made of very sturdy cardboard and holds up extremely well. It's actually a lot bigger than we expected but still fits in the play room. Highly recommend

I have 3 young boys and they absolutely love this tree fort. They all share a room so when I put this in their room, they can go in the fort for some privacy or even to read a book in quiet. It has so many uses. This has been a game changer in their room. When their friends come over, they always want to go into the fort. It has been the go to spot in our house. They also love hiding in there. It was so easy to put together and its very durable cardboard. I would definitely recommend this to anyone. I wish I would have found this sooner.

""It's HUGE-MONGOUS"" is how my oldest daughter (5) described the completed Build-a-Fort Indoor Tree Fort when it was completed. She and my other daughter (2) helped my wife and I assemble the fort which took roughly 45 minutes from trunk to canopy. The un-assembled pieces were laid out nicely and were of high quality for being made of cardboard. The instructions were fairly straightforward but lacked detailed instruction for the sometimes complicated nature of locking pieces together. This is only a minor issue for two adults who can figure out how to put things together pretty well without step-by-step instructions, but for the more engineering-challenged parents, this could be a point of frustration. Finally, the instructions often referred to the numbering on each piece, stating that we should make sure to assemble the pieces in the correct order. However, there were no numeral markings on any of the pieces. My wife and I scanned the pieces left and right, up and down, without any luck in locating any visual indicators. We concluded that it ultimately did not matter how we assembled the pieces as they were interchangeable. Perhaps the instructions were not updated to reflect this fact, but it was a huge cause of confusion for a bit. Overall, everything locked together fairly quickly and the fort is indeed very sturdy. The locking mechanisms are a marvel in cardboard ingenuity, with only one or two tabs getting ripped to the point where I had to use duct tape to resolve the issue. The fort certainly takes up a lot of space in the basement, which we understood when we read the product dimensions, but it takes seeing the finished product to believe our eyes. With the canopy nearly touching our ceiling, we were relieved when we got the canopy to click into the upper base. The girls quickly gathered up all of the available blankets and two pillows and quickly covered the floor of the fort with it, went inside, and closed the door. Both girls' eyes lit up when they first saw the box containing the fort, and after the fort was fully assembled. My wife and I added to the magic of the fort by weaving string lights through the canopy and around some of the ""branches."" The girls were wowed and quickly ran around the fort as well as into it, opening up windows, bringing in toys and stuffed animals during each trip in. Unlike some other products that are a structure/fort, this product is by far the largest of them all by a longshot. Also, it's the only tree-like structure I've ever seen, so therefore by default it's the best indoor tree fort. Uniqueness aside, it's a very well made product that definitely has the children in mind in its design, which is good for imaginative children like mine. The obvious large capacity makes it easy for my daughters to both fit inside with ease, and the few friends they've had over to visit have loved the fort as well. Easy to share the fun with friends, I expect the indoor tree fort to be a hit for playdates, a focal point of basement play during the long winter months when outdoor play is inaccessible. Other parents who have visited have been impressed by the sheer size of the fort, which unsurprisingly is also one of the drawbacks of the product. Many parents lack space to permanently place or store such a structure, but if they have the space for it, it's certainly a centerpiece play area. Personally, I would not have purchased the Build-a-Fort Big Indoor Tree Fort due to its hefty price tag and overall space requirements; however, I've happily been recommending it to other parents because it is such a unique product. If they can overlook the price tag and space requirements, this is certainly an investment in their children's play and creativity for sure. When an escape from reality is needed or if one needs a calm space, the Build-a-Fort Big Indoor Tree Fort is certainly up to the ""HUGE-MONGOUS"" task.

My six year old son absolutely loves this tree house fort. It's such a fun place for him to play, read, and imagine. A little challenging to put together, but it's good quality a d very fun!

Super cute tree fort! It was pretty easy to put together. Although the pieces were not labeled as the instructions had mentioned, it's was pretty easy to figure out and puzzle the pieces together. It's made of cardboard but it is pretty sturdy. It's very spacious on the inside and plenty of space for my two little ones to play in. Overall adorable and I would recommend this!

After opening the large tree house I was initially enthusiastic to assemble the soon to be indoor tree house. Now after being successfully assembled I think that there is too much work involved for such a temporary structure. (Only cardboard supports). While assembly was not difficult, the finished quality was just not to my liking. The tabs between panels always extrude form the sides and bottom. The choice to make this 2 separate hight panels caused some slight headaches but again more concerned about the finished result. Overall the boys enjoyed it, fun room for reading playing and being silly. Just wish this was built to last. My gut feeling is that my boys (2 and 5) will bring this new toy down by the end of the week by just being rough boys.

My son absolutely loved this. It is very sturdy! Super easy to put together. This is something that i know we will get many many years of use out of. The quality is well worth the price. It looks great in our playroom area! I love anything that has multi-uses and sparks their imagination. We also like to use it to read and calm down.

My kids love this tree fort. Since we've built it they have spent every second possible inside of it. They're spending more time playing and less time on the tablets. My only con is that the panels did not come numbered making it harder to put together.

Our family members loved this idea! It was fun to build and everyone could play along.

This thing is over 7ft tall and has held up! The kids love it.

Very poor quality, directions are very confusing. Not worth the money.

We bought this for my daughter for Christmas. She asked Santa for a treehouse, so I thought this was perfect. We tried putting it together last night to surprise her. Two of us couldn't get it together. It ripped and tore. If she hadn't asked for this, we would have just tossed it in the trash.We got it enough together so that she wouldn't be disappointed in the morning...but there's no chance it survives even a couple of days of playing. I couldn't be more disappointed. :-(

We have had this treehouse for a couple of years and it has held up very well. We have 5 grandkids ages ranging from 2 to 10 and they all enjoy it. It is used several times each week for a range of imaginative adventures.

Made out of cardboard and a little tricky to put together- with two or more people easy. Our dogs got to it and ripped it hence why we bought another. Very tall- will reach to the top of a low ceiling. Great with twinkle lights in the top part.

Don't buy it! Poor quality for a very expensive product! I will not last a month!

Looks great and sturdy like in the picture, but putting it together is a nightmare, instructions need to be clearer in a few things like the panels (different numbers and letters). My 6 year old son loves it! Perfect toy for quarantine.