Metal Swing Set with Play Tent Swing Chair, Outdoor Indoor Sensory Swings for Autism Kids and Adults, 330 lbs, Green

I ordered the blue version, and I was pleasantly. surprised that all the assembly tools were included; it was very easy to put together and holds firm

​I bought this for our home and it has easily become the absolute best addition to our routine. It's sturdy, incredibly fun, and has plenty of support—it easily holds both me and my daughter together so we can climb in, get cozy, and read books for hours. ​A few helpful observations from using it: ​Fabric %26 Seasonality: The fabric material is nice, heavy, and definitely leans more insulated than breathable mesh. Because of that, it's probably best suited for indoor use, or outdoors during Fall, Winter, and Spring. We live in a desert state where summer temperatures get brutal, so keeping it indoors during the hottest months is a must for us. However, if you live somewhere with milder summers that stay under 80°, outdoor summer use would probably be just fine! ​Twinkle Lights: The included twinkle lights are such a magical touch. Turning them on at dusk makes nighttime storytime feel like a cozy little fort adventure. ​Stability: One feature I really appreciate is that the green tent portion doesn't spin around. That extra stability makes it feel so much more secure and relaxing when you're sitting inside, rather than feeling dizzy or unsteady. ​Overall, the quality is fantastic, assembly was straightforward, and it's created such a special cozy nook for us. Highly recommend for any parents or kids looking for a solid swing set up or a reading nook. Actually, now that I'm typing this... I have a ton of ideas for how this will be an awesome reading nook for years to come. Oh and the bottom of the tent has a round inflatable insert that you zip in a different compartment. that's super awesome because if I want to replace it or use foam I can. Also it is sturdy enough for my daughter to move around in without the tent trying to swallow her. (If youve tried other sensory swings, youll understand lol)