What started as a gift for our son became a climbing gym for every child

When our eldest son was one and a half, we started looking for an indoor climbing frame — something safe, beautiful, and built to last more than a season.

We couldn't find it. And that search taught us everything about what really matters in a climbing gym.

That search became the Rainbow Climber Set. It is the frame families order from us most often, and the one with the most reviews: 45, averaging 4.89. This is an honest look at why.

What Is the Rainbow Climber Set?

The Rainbow Climber Set is an indoor climbing gym with a solid beechwood frame and a coloured climbing rack. It's designed for children aged 1.5 to 7 years, and three or four children can play on it at once.

The set includes the climbing rack, a double-sided slide, wooden rings and a wooden swing. The materials are solid beechwood and multilayer poplar, finished with a water-based transparent paint. Built, it measures 120 × 110 × 110 cm.

Key Specifications

What We Love About It

Safety You Can Actually See

The Rainbow Climber Set conforms to three safety standards: ASTM and CPSIA in the US, and EN71 in Europe. The ASTM and EN71 test reports can be downloaded from the product page. The finish is a non-toxic, water-based transparent paint.

Why Beechwood

We use solid beechwood for the frame because it is dense and hard-wearing, which is what you want under climbing children. The grain varies from piece to piece, so no two sets look exactly alike.

Room for More Than One Child

The product page gives 1.5 to 7 years and three or four children at once, so siblings can share it. Younger children still need an adult in the room, and a mat underneath helps.

Designed for Real Apartments

At 120 × 110 × 110 cm, with a slide about 120 cm long, the Rainbow Climber fits in a living room. Mark the floor with tape and leave clear space at the end of the slide before you order.

What Families Are Saying

A Few Honest Notes

No product is perfect for everyone, and we'd rather be honest than oversell. The frame is natural beechwood and only the climbing rack is coloured, and there is one colour version. If you want a frame painted all over, this is not it.

At $780, it sits in the premium tier of indoor climbing sets. It's worth knowing that upfront.

Is the Rainbow Climber Right for Your Family?

The Rainbow Climber Set is ideal for families who value quality materials and long-term use over trendy plastic play equipment. It suits children aged 18 months through 7 years, which means siblings at different developmental stages can use it together. It works well in apartments and small homes, and it holds up to daily, active use.

If you have a child who loves to climb, jump, and challenge their body — and you want to give them a safe, beautiful space to do that indoors — this is the set we'd recommend without hesitation.