Hapfan 10 ft Climbing Dome with Climbing Cargo Net for Kids 3-12
Product ID: B0FJLP3K45
Condition: New
Selected Option: Red and Blue
$ 47,289
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Product Description
Hapfan 10 ft Climbing Dome with Climbing Cargo Net for Kids 3-12
- 【Multi-color Safety Net Hammock】Hapfan has designed this unique rope net for 10-foot dome climber. It has 10 hanging points to spread the force on the rope net. Suitable for several children to play at the same time
- 【Sturdy Backyard Playground Set】Constructed from 65 rust-resistant steel tubes, this heavy-duty outdoor play equipment can support up to 800 lbs. (Max weight capacity for single tube is 133lbs) It serves as a stable freestanding climber while remaining lightweight enough to easily move for mowing or rearranging your backyard
- 【Great Gift Choice】With this Hapfan climbing toy, kids can climb, jump,crawl, lie down and rest. Active outdoor play helps children grow up healthy and happy
- 【Easy to Put Together】Detailed instructions and assembly video are available. It is recommended for two people to assemble. To save time, pay attention to the screw direction
- 【Reliable Service】Have any questions about this jungle gym climber? Just click "Hapfan" for assistance. We're always here to help
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Hapfan
Manufacturer
Hapfan
Binding
Toy
PartNumber
AD0204L
Color
Red and Blue
Height
60
Length
120
Weight
81.57103694
Width
60
Size
5 ft x 10 ft
NumberOfItems
1
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