Qaba Caterpillar Tunnel, Toddler Tunnel for Kids Crawl and Climb Through, Kids' Play Structure Indoor Outdoor, 4 Sections, Multicolored

The Caterpillar Climbing Tunnel for Kids is a fantastic addition to any playroom. Its assembly process is incredibly straightforward, making it a breeze to set up. Children absolutely love crawling through and climbing on top of the tunnel, engaging in hours of imaginative play. It’s very large but also slim design to fit in a normal size room. This durable play tunnel is built with high-quality materials, ensuring it can withstand the active play of enthusiastic kids. It's the perfect indoor activity for rainy days or when outdoor play isn't an option. The bright colors and friendly caterpillar design make it a delightful piece that captures the children's interest and encourages active play. I highly recommend the Caterpillar Climbing Tunnel for its ease of assembly, durability, and the sheer joy it brings to kids. It's an excellent investment for both homes and daycare centers, providing endless fun and developmental benefits for young children.

We love this for our puppies! Easy to put together! Very durable!

Very sturdy! The kids love it. Was kind of confusing put together. I did a section wrong and was unable to get it apart to fix it, but it’s still pretty solid

I had purchased one just like this prior to purchasing this one. This one is NOT the same. Make sure you get the ECR4Kids brand one or else you will end up with garbage like I mistakenly did. I put together furniture, outside toys, fix household items... everything! So putting things together is not new to me! This was impossible to put together and literally fell apart trying to move it to the play-yard! Literally a HUNK OF JUNK!

It’s super sturdy and for the most part easy to put together. I’m only rating it a 4 star because the front and back pieces don’t really lock in that well or have any way to really keep it securely attached to the body so they have a tendency to flop down.

We use this indoors - Absolutely amazing. We don't connect the individual panels so we can freely change up the tunnel design from curve to straight often. It's pretty sturdy it can hold 250lbs on one panel. My kids ranging from 6 months to 11 have really enjoy climbing to the top and underneath. We call it the CAVE. I ordered the 6 panel version but if you have a normal size living room 3 panels is more than enough. 6 panels took up the entire large living room so I had to separate 3 panels divided between 2 living rooms. 3 is plenty. I also like this design because of the open access to the floor without having to climb over something for the entrance and exit. Makes it comfortable to make beds and forts into. Highly recommend

Company is really cutting corners. I’m replacing the same unit that I bought a couple years ago. My old unit is sun faded and scuffed up from my digs playing on it. The new unit no longer has the plastic clip in parts to secure each piece. The also causes gaps between the parts. I’m not using it for kids, but the side pieces are easily moved causing gaps where kids fingers could get pinched or trapped. I added pictures of the older model. You can see yellow plastic snap in parts that hold the parts tightly together. New unit doesn’t have them. New unit also has nothing holding the tongue in place. Gravity only. Sure to fall off. Old unit had screw securing it in place. Nose and tail cap now has two tiny plastic tabs to hold them in place. I doubt either red cap will last a week. Instructions are weak. Pictures only. I had the older, but similar model to reference. Seems like it would be simple to add some text. One review unfairly dinged them for a bolt being loose. The bolt simply needs to be tightened up to secure the yellow face in place.

Was hesitant to get this because reviews were mixed and some people said it wasn't stable when they put it together. Considering the price I wanted something worth the money, and I assure you, this is stable when put together properly, and very very cute. We have triplets, and I wanted to setup a play area in our back patio for them. I believe people are not snapping the pieces all the way into the connectors, and that's why they think it isn't stable but I used a mallet and smacked them into the connectors and then smacked the feet on nicely to set it up and it's very stable. I even lifted it and drug it around to arrange it. Note to anyone buying it. If you want it to curve in a semi-circle, put it together using all large parts on one side and small parts on the other. The directions are very basic and don't explain this so I ended up having to take it apart and put it back together to achieve the curve I needed so it fit properly in the space we have. But it's super cute and my kids immediately went inside. Should be a good addition for the yard.