My First Little Cabin: Playhouse for Kids 3-8

The assembled play structure measures approximately 87 x 63 x 47 inches (221 x 161 x 120 cm). The manual also requires at least 6.5 feet (2 m) of clearance from structures and obstructions, so measure the full play zone rather than only the cabin footprint.

The verified age range is 3–8 years, with adult supervision. The climbing wall, cargo net, rope, platform, and slide should be used only after the structure is fully assembled, anchored, and inspected.

The manual allows up to four children, with a maximum of 70 kg (154 lb) per child. Active supervision is required, and children should remove bike or sports helmets before playing.

Children can climb the wall and molded holds, use the climbing rope and cargo net, cross the low platform, slide, and use the fabric-sided cabin as a pretend-play hideaway. The structure is intended for home outdoor play.

Treat it as a substantial outdoor play-structure installation. The manual contains 18 illustrated assembly and anchoring steps and requires adult installation; LIBO does not publish a verified hour estimate because site preparation and installer experience vary.

Choose level ground at least 6.5 feet (2 m) from buildings, fences, branches, and other obstructions. Install shock-absorbing playground surfacing appropriate for the 1.2 m maximum fall height; do not install over concrete, asphalt, or another hard play surface.

Yes. The final manual step shows six anchor points set in concrete, using holes approximately 15 x 15 cm and 30 cm deep. Complete the anchoring exactly as illustrated and keep children away until the installation is secure and the concrete is fully cured.

The complete structure ships as Box A and Box B because of its size and weight. They may arrive separately in transit, but both boxes are part of the same customer product—you do not need to purchase the unlisted Box B item separately.

At the start of each play season, tighten hardware; inspect covers, moving parts, wood, paint, plastic parts, anchors, and surfacing; and replace damaged parts. Recheck hardware and surfacing twice a month during the season, inspect moving metal parts monthly, and bring removable plastic parts indoors when temperatures fall below 32°F (0°C).

Wood naturally changes as moisture levels vary, so narrow cracks or checks can appear along the grain. Inspect them as part of routine maintenance; stop use and contact LIBO if a crack or other damage appears large enough to affect a component's strength, fit, or safe use.

The two-box set includes the wooden play-structure components and hardware, slide, cargo net, climbing rope, molded climbing holds, fabric side panels, handles, and anchoring components shown in the manual. Playground surfacing and concrete for installation are not included.