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Oct 11 – Oct 14
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
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
Manufacturer recommended age: 24 months - 10 years
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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This is a great climber and much larger than I imagined! I didn't think that it would be as big as it is. 5' tall in the center is just enough to slightly scare my 6 year old, but my 9 year old loves it! I put it together in a little over 2 hours, by myself. I did have a little help from the kids, holding things up and what not. To some of the questions: Is it sturdy? I'm a 6ft 200lb adult and I can climb on it without it flexing a bit. It doesn't move that much either and I don't have it staked down. Does it get hot? Heck yes it does! I assembled this in the bright, noon sun (in the southern 92 degree heat). All the pieces were too hot to hold for longer than a few seconds. However, the kids still climbed on it when I got done. But it will get pretty hot. The plastic grips don't seem to get as hot as the metal poles. It is pretty difficult to put together by yourself, because of the angles that it needs to be held, in order to assemble completely. Also, it took me a few minutes to figure out exactly how to get the sections to fit together, but after that, it was easy. I didn't use the included Allen wrench, but instead used my drill with a bit. I also used a deep socket for the nuts. Overall, I would definitely recommend this to anyone who has kids who love to climb. Even though it says "children ages 6-10," I can see my kids using it until they are around 12.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2016 by Giwdul
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
https://link.amazon/B05asXP0h Super sturdy. Took about 4 hours to complete assembly. Daughter and her friends love it.
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2026 by Sara Lewis
This seems like a well made product. At one point I worked for Lifetime making tables and chairs so I was happy to try this. I also like the color scheme because it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb in the yard. It looks nice. We gave it to our now 7 year old for her birthday today. The kids love it! They are ages 8, 7, and 4. We have only had it set up for the day so I can't speak on longevity yet. Assembly happened without kids around which is good because there was some swearing and frustration. We misinterpreted the directions a few times which made the process harder because we had to redo some things. My Tips: 1. Read all directions before you start to get an idea of what order things are supposed to go in. You will be building sections to start and then assembling them. It is not always real clear unfortunately. 2. A drill with the correct bit is handy. Do not completely tighten anything until the directions say. You often have to take joints apart more than once to add new pieces. 3. The bottom bolts need to go the opposite way of all the other bolts. 4. PAY ATTENTION TO THE ORDER THE JOINTS ARE STACKED. THIS MATTERS FOR STRENGTH AND STABILITY. 5. Before you start the last steps (putting the top of the dome together. Double check everything to make sure it is all lined up correctly. Once the dome is on it will be much harder to fix without disassembling a bunch. 6. The time estimate of 2-3 hours is pretty accurate. Our swing set was easier to assemble with more clear instructions. 7. All that being said we would still buy it because it provides great climbing and fun to the yard. Our girl is over the moon because she loves it, her siblings are also loving it!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2019 by S. Appel
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
Got this during a flash sale and for the price I couldn’t resist. Other climbers are closer to $400 and ours was under $200. Shipping updates were slow to post. No shipping notification was given for about 4 days. I was worried the item was out of stock but finally got a tracking number. Once it shipped it arrived in two days. One heavy box was delivered by a large amazon truck with a dolly to roll. Once they place it on the ground you’ll need two people to move. It is a smaller sized box considering how much is in it, but so heavy. You could store the box easily in a garage to assemble later. (About the size of a small kitchen table and only maybe 10 inches tall). I have experience with large packages missing pieces so I opened immediately and took inventory. Everything was in the box and poles were already packaged together. Each pole has a sticker to identify. But like other reviews- the labels are confusing. GAW, CAD, GAX. Why not label pieces AA, L2 etc. something different and not so similar. I mixed up two bolts because they are GAU and GAX. I had read from other reviewers that this could mostly be done solo if necessary- so I decided I was up for a challenge. Made all five “faces” (order matters and directions are a bit confusing so I had to rebuild to faces a few times). Then I used a tree to connect the first two faces together. You do have to in screw and re stack poles as you are attaching more pieces so even when it says tighten completely-DONT. You’ll hate yourself. Hand tighten. (Only accept ion being the initial “faces”. If you don’t tighten those fully, when you lift up the panels the poles will fall down.) After two panels it starts to get awkward. So I changed assembly a bit to build more of the base so that it would not cave in. In a perfect world you’d have three adults or two adults and a kid. One to assemble, one adult to hold and someone else to be a runner . I’d say the hardest part was the very top. The directions for this step were particularly vague and the order was hard to figure out feom small print black and white pictures. Assembled it looks great. Happy with the green and white and not the primary colors. It blends in so nicely you almost can’t see it- which is what I wanted. Cons; it does get hot when in the sun. Like you can’t play on it. Yesterday was 100 degrees with the heat index and full sun- I couldn’t even grab a few poles at moments. The poles can easily scratch. Some appear to have rubbed on each other in packaging and I’m not sure if these will rust first or not. The ends should have all been rubber dipped to help prevent rusting on these smaller pieces. There should have been “feet” or even numbs on the bottom poles to be on the ground. Right now it’s ever so slightly unbalanced and doesn’t lay flat on the ground (no one is putting this on leveled concrete). We tried loosening poles and re tightening but it didn’t help. Pros; love the green and brown. Kids LOVE it. Good price. For one person about four hours of assembling which isn’t terrible. I want to see how it holds up to Midwest winter. Also concerned with our lawn guys hitting it with a weed whip so I’m not sure how we’ll handle that.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2020 by Rughroo
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
Similar to other Lifetime products, this GeoDome will not disappoint. It is solid and made with quality materials. Within seconds of seeing it the kids were all over it and having a great time. The footprint is large so make sure that you have the space, but if you do, then go for it. I would say that the price point is great (I would probably pay upwards of $250 for it based on the quality, size and sturdiness) and worth the investment. Be prepared to spend 2-3 hours assembling the GeoDome (**Tip** - Have a pair of locking pliers or locking clamps ready as it will save you so much headache and your hands so much cramping when assembling some of the multi-tube connections). The only other tool needed that you might not have on hand is a long 1/2" socket for securing the hand grasps. The assembly process would definitely be much more difficult if you tried to assemble alone, but with one helper it is not too bad. Make sure to read instructions and pay attention to the *asterisk at the bottom as the have some key pieces of information.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2018 by azdad480