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Wednesday, Aug 12
Size: 60-Inch
Color: Earthtone
Pattern Name: Play Center
Features
- SPACIOUS DOME DESIGN: Assembled dimensions are 5 ft. H x 10 ft. W to create a roomy geo dome climber for active play. Ideal as a climbing dome kids backyard structure that encourages movement and coordination.
- SAFE PLAY CAPACITY: Great for children ages 3 to 10 with a 600 lb. total weight capacity. This dome climber outdoor design supports multiple kids at once for shared backyard fun.
- UV RESISTANT BUILD: Powder coated steel frame helps this steel climbing dome retain strength and maintain color over time. Built for reliable geodesic dome play in residential outdoor settings.
- HDPE CLIMBING GRIPS: Includes high density polyethylene rock climbing hand grips for secure hand and foot placement. The climbing geometric dome layout helps kids climb and descend with confidence.
- LOW MAINTENANCE FRAME: No staining or painting required for this outdoor playset dome. The durable materials make it a practical jungle gym climber dome option for busy families.
Description
The Lifetime Climbing Dome is a great option for outdoor fun and adventures. The rock climbing hand grips help your kids develop strong muscles and coordination. Your children and their friends will spend hours devising new games and scenarios on their backyard jungle gym.
Brand Name: LIFETIME
Age Range Description: Kid
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 Year
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS): 120
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 24
Global Trade Identification Number: 12
Set Name: Lifetime Play Center
Manufacturer: Lifetime
UPC: 841101003312
Included Components: Lifetime Geometric Dome Climber Play Center
Item Type Name: Climbing Dome
Model Number: 90136
Manufacturer Part Number: 90136
Number of Players: 6
Educational Objective: Spacial Awareness
Power Source: Manual
Supported Battery Types: No batteries required
Operation Mode: Manual
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Theme: Playground
Color: Earthtone
Size: 60-Inch
Item Weight: 47.26 kg
Item Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 60 inches
Material Type: powder-coated steel
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Top Amazon Reviews
The outer box arrived beat to death, but that's not for a PRODUCT rating (unlike what so many reviewers seem to think these days.) Five stars for ease of set-up and utility the kids are getting out of it. From the start, the instructions are pretty simple to follow; toward the in it gets a bit more difficult to see what the picture is trying to imply - but the color picture on the box helps out as well. Now, even on colder wet days the kids are heading out to play in, around and on the "spider web," as they call it. Some days they use the hand-holds and rubber bands to attach sheets and make it a place for a picnic, other days they get out there and climb around and get some exercise. The product is very sturdy and the powder coating is pretty good. This could last quite a few years. Time will tell if the kids will still love it, but I can tell you this much, I haven't seen one of these in any of our neighborhood yards; nor at our two nearby neighborhood playgrounds. It makes for a nice "change of pace" for the local friends, boys or girls. So nice to see them using their imaginations OUTSIDE again. Dad has also found that the V-shaped bars make for a really sturdy Chin-up (L-sit if you are tall) and Dip station for outdoor exercise. The top horizontal bars are also wide enough for regular pull-ups (hands pronated), but don't kip because you might hit your head. If you cannot do chins and dips yet, the first level bars are good for easy angled push-ups and horizontal rows. If your legs can handle it, or you wrap a towel or short swimming noodle around a top horizontal bar, you could hang upside down from it and hit some abs. Or hang inside and do knee-ups after your chin-ups. Throw in a $10 speed rope or other calisthenics next to it for more cardio in the circuit and you can have a quick, intense workout! One could also use it for flexibility training if they were so inclined. The only drawback is also a plus - for mowing, it is pretty large and takes up quite a bit of the yard. It is not too heavy to move with two young adults. However, it is nice to have one large enough for our family of 4 to all fit on or under it depending on the use at the time. The lowest horizontal bar level may be a bit too high for shorter 5 year olds.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2013 by PrivateFolks
This climber is amazing and very sturdy. We have all climbed this thing and it has no issue holding an adult. We added a swing to the middle based on some of the reviews and it’s my 6 year old favorite! We planned to hook it in the ground, but after building it, I don’t see the need. It does not move! I added several inches of mulch underneath for safety, but my clumsy child has not fallen yet. The only issue was building it - this was the biggest pain to build. Made building my fence seem like a piece of cake. The bottom bolts are very hard to attach with the washers because they are so short and you have to push the bars together very tightly to even try and attach the nut to the bolt (took me several tries before I was successful). The directions also are not as good as they should be and somewhat confusing. But now that it’s built, the kids love it! They play inside it and on it. Very glad we got this one too because it’s a great size and will last us for a long time. My 3 year old is close to being able to climb it (he’s also very short though) and my 6 yr old had no issue (and she’s small for her age too).
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2019 by Michael & Jeni
This is the second one of these climbing domes I've purchased. The two I bought were identical. The first one was for one group of grandchildren in Boise ID, who have played on it literally every single day for the last year and a half. It is amazingly sturdy, and I have even climbed on it myself. It takes two grownups to move it around from place to place in the yard, but it isn't terribly difficult to do so. (One big strong grownup can do it in a pinch) Despite almost constant use, the dome looks like brand new, none of the joints have loosened up, and the surface has remained lovely through all kinds of weather. My daughter managed to put it together herself, because she didn't want to wait for her husband to get home. She is a mid-30s, medium sized woman with a lot of motivation. It took her about three hours. She said it was really hard to do it alone, and recommends at least two people to work on it together. The manufacterer also recommends two people. The second one I ordered for my grandchildren in Olympia WA. The first one was so wonderful and had held up so well, that when considering what impressive gift to get for the other bunch, this seemed the obvious best choice. I happened to be there when it arrived, and was delighted to watch the assembly process. It was originally supposed to be a Christmas present, but since it was in a giant box by the door that was too big for Grandma to hide, we decided to set it up right away. This time there were two adults to put it together, and honestly, I'm impressed that my daughter had been able to do it on her own. You definitely want to have a helper if you can manage it. The assembled dome was very well received by the grandkids and their cousins, ranging in age from 2 to 11. All of us were impressed with the sturdiness of this dome, and it's also an attractive addition to the yard. Every single person who has seen either of the domes I purchased has been impressed, it's a fantastic way to get kids out into the yard and away from the TV. I found out that my grandson's Waldorf school purchased an identical dome for their play yard. Yes, it is that great. I recommend this climbing dome most whole-heartedly to anyone with children to entertain.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2019 by Wendy Kinsolving
We've had our dome several years and it is still doing great! It was pretty easy for 2 people to assemble. Our kids are now 10 and 11 and still love climbing on it and hanging upside down from the highest bars. It is easy to move when the grass needs to be mowed underneath.
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026 by Whitney Edwards
amazing purchase! my kids (5y and 2y) adore this dome. They go up and down all day if allowed. We put a hammock inside and that made it even safer and funner. My only regret is not buying one sooner!
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Ham
1. Package/shipping is nuts. Box arrived very tattered just as other reviewers have said. 2. Product assembly is annoying! It's actually not that much to do but the sheer amount of elements that must sit one on top of the other made it very difficult to get a screw to go through allll of the holes and still have anything left to thread the nuts on. several times it forced us to need to use vice grips to hold parts together in order to be able to put the screws and nuts in and have them fit tightly. Again, it actually wasnt even that it would be difficult to assemble but some pieces flat out did not fit flat together even when you put them in the exact order the instructions say. 3. It's super fun and our boys (3 and 5) love it. It's a bit too tall for our 3 year old to pull himself up on, but he definitely tries and it's good that it's not really super high off the ground. Even if they fell it's just a shock but no broken bones or anything serious. It's also huge. 5 or 6 little kids could easily fit on it. And it moves super easy but it's great that the design keeps it from being able to blow away or anything since there's nothing to catch the wind. 4. All in all, we love it and it's a great purchase and really cool toy for kids at such a reasonable price.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2016 by Global Citizen
We’ve had ours for over 1 year, so far. We live in northern Michigan, in an area by the Great Lake. It’s been out in the snow and rain, showing no problems thus far. Reminds me of my childhood at school or a park, it is super “fancy” for home life (from my point of view, not growing up with such “luxury”) ; saying it’s good-quality indeed! I saw a farm that has a little petting zoo and they too have the EXACT same dome! It’s been out there for over a year, maybe even longer, and still sturdy as new. Of course, always more fun to play on with others. But the dream for ANY child! My literally-born-Deaf husband put it together ALL ALONE, by himself. I didn’t ask him how it was, but he did it. It is worth the money, instead of buying many little things that break or end up lost somewhere, this is worth saving for and investing. My 5 year old has some weak body situations, was in occupational therapy, so this has been a good tool to help strengthen and learn his body. Just use a broom of spiders make their web up naturally, no biggie. One therapist has one for her kids and in the winter they put a tarp over it leaving one section open for like a make believe play “house”.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2022 by Sarah
The kids love it- it's always a race to the top hand hold when they go outside. It's sturdy, and doesn't seems to flex much, if at all (I'm 6'2" 200lbs and I've climbed all over it). It's definitely helped my boys' agility and climbing confidence, and even given them a little exercise. The hand holds are nice because they cover the hardware, which means no bolt heads to scratch little arms and legs. Their small hands can get a better grip on the bars though, so they don't use the holds much, except maybe as a foot hold. Assembly is a little hectic just because there are so many pieces. If you have a good partner, once you get all the pieces laid out it's not too bad. My wife volunteered to help (which mostly meant stand there and watch me assemble it), and after I had several large sections assembled she'd hold them up in place while I bolted them together. My biggest complaint, actually probably my only complaint, is the hardware. While tightening down a bolt I snapped the head off of it. I didn't have a confident feeling when tightening the hardware, where it feels like "ok, that's as far as it's going- it's tight". It kinda felt like you could twist the head off of every bolt. Perhaps I simply over tightened it... I'm certain the hardware isn't the highest of quality, but there hasn't been any issue with the bolts breaking since it's been assembled (and climbed on, and moved several times). If it was a serious enough complaint, I would simply replace the hardware with something else, but so far it seems fine other than the one broken one. Overall we're happy with the dome climber, and I'm sure it'll get plenty of use for years to come. If you put it on the lawn, the grass will be warn thin or gone in the middle of the dome, where the kids hang drop and play around inside. So, moving it around occasionally will help keep from wearing out the grass. Or I guess you could pick a spot and put sand or mulch under it; That might offer a slightly better fall protection than flat ground as well. So far- no falls from our dome! I'm surprised, with two clumsy boys, six and three years old.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2015 by Nick