Kangaroo Climber
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Description
• Features include a crawl-through tunnel, a Dutch door, a climb-on platform, a gently sloped slide and exterior climb-on walls
• All activity elements are sized appropriately for toddlers
• Pleasing natural colors blend with the outdoor landscape
• Easy snap-together assembly
Important Shipping Information
• This is an oversize item shipped via a freight company; it will arrive at your curbside within 7 business days after leaving our warehouse.
• The freight company will contact you in advance to schedule a delivery date and time; we recommend that you have help available upon arrival.
• The freight company is only responsible for unloading this item and bringing it to your curbide. They will not install it, bring it to your backyard or anywhere else.
• Before signing for delivery, inspect the package for any potential damage that may have occurred while in transit. It's normal for the packaging to show some wear; however, if there is extensive visible damage, refuse delivery of the order and contact us by calling 1-800-966-6546 with your order number ready.
• Oversize items cannot be shipped to Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. protectorates and territories, or APO/FPO addresses.<
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