Make-A-Fort Building Kit - Create Giant Indoor Forts for Kids - Screen-Free Creative Play - Durable, Reusable - Made in USA

My grandchildren opened this and were so excited and they play with it daily. They can remake it into different types of forts and so they are never bored

I bought this for my goddaughter and she absolutely loves it! It’s such a great kit because it allows kids to be creative in two ways: first, they get to build a great fort, and then they can spend hours coloring it to truly make it their own. It is sturdy and keeps her entertained for a long time. Highly recommend for any child who loves building and art!

It is very popular in our home. The kids love it and I think it spurs their imaginations to design and build it. I was a bit disappointed that it was just cardboard. I kind of thought it would be that sturdier plastic—like material, but it is just like a sturdy cardboard. Still great though. A little spendy for cardboard, but convenient and great to have.

The kids love it. But it's just 1-ply basic cardboard. Not durable and it's not going to last long. Way overpriced for such cheap materials.

Very nicely made, heavy cardboard, have color notches so you know where to put the attachments. Easy for any age to put together. Can build any size or shape of fort.

Recently purchased this Make-A-Fort kit for my young grandchildren and it has proven to be a big hit in the house. Although made of cardboard, it's processed in a way that for most children under 10 should have no problem with it. It's definitely something that fosters creativity and cooperation between siblings with their imaginations being plenty of room to stretch. I will update this review in a month or so regarding the durability but short of intentionally trying to break the panels, the Make-A-Fort kit should be able to last long enough to entertain the kids before they size-out. Some things to note: the package is not small or light. The heft of the kit requires a separate shipper and shipping charge that is not insignificant which is why it only gets 4 stars. Even so, we think it was a great purchase as it activates togetherness and interaction that is not electronic - a rarity in our connected world today. Highly recommended if you have the space and the budget.

Not sure how to brag about this outside of saying the grandkids love it! The ability to do forts, trails, or just a wall/border to play with toys all alone is creating smiles - what else do you want? Took a time or two to figure out supports for some odd shaped stuff but now whatever we want goes up in < 10 mins so, even when the kids change their mind on the shap they want half way through. :) One more simple thing, the nature of the flat pices makes it easy & fast for even 1.5 year olds to help put away - so the big fort collapses down into an easy to store box quickly.

Make A Fort is a good idea BUT the producer did not spend enough time to developer it . Seem to be rushed to the market. The quality of materials is not meant to be used with kids . You need to be careful because the cardboard can easily bend and the slot holes where the foam connectors goes will eventually will be widen of bend which makes it not useful . I suggest the manufacture spend more time developer the idea with a better quality materials. Given the fact it is very very expensive cardboard kit.

Couldn’t believe such a thin box could bring you a big castle! A lot of fun playing with my 6 year old son, he likes to change the shapes every time we build it, will just take a small space under your coach to keep your castle back into the box. Recommend.

Nous sommes très satisfait la structure tient bien

Belle qualité de produit, s'assemble bien et tient bien. Mes enfants de 3, 5 et 8 ans adore faire leur château avec ce kit !

My children love the versatility and enjoy the endless opportunities to be creative when building tunnels, forts, and barriers! They are easy to use and create with. For the cost, I do wish the material was sturdier than they are. I do fear their durability will not last long. Though, as parents, we can use this opportunity as a teachable moment: how to be gentle, precise, and accurate when constructing!

the boys love it