Are the seams sturdy? I've seen reviews of others where the seams split with the first use.
319242
I bought this for our grandchildren. They play in this all the time. Ages are 6,3, and 11 months old. I highly recommend this ball pit !!
319243
So far after 3 months and 3 kids in and out of it....still in very good condition
319244
Our first one ripped after only a couple if weeks but it wasn't along a seam. We returned it and ordered a second one. So far, so good. It is my grandson's favorite toy! He loves it so much so I hope it lasts for awhile!
319245
My two year old has been playing with it for about two months now and so far no rips or tears! He's a pretty rambunctious little guy too, so it has been pretty roughly handled. We keep it in a closet until were ready to play with it so it definitely doesn't get used every day. Hope this helps.
319246
We haven't had a problem with it so far, and my son plays in his almost every day. It was a gift from Santa this past Christmas.
319247
Seems to be well made and durable. We purchased it at Christmas and so far no issues.
578898
They feel durable to me, I've used a bunch of them for moving a couple months ago and had no problems with any breaking (even with more load in them then was strictly reasonable). The plastic is a little flexible, so I doubt they are going to crack unless they stiffen substantially over time. I've not owned them for years yet, so can't conclusively say though.
950079
Just used ours again this past weekend. Seams are good. May need a little patch on one spot just under steps. Nothing major. My grandkids who range in Age from 6 to 16 had another great time in the pool. We love it!
359469
My son (4th grade) used his EasyLunchbox bag all of the last school year, over the summer and is still using it at the start of this year! I just noticed this week that one seam has a half inch rip in it, but other than that no other tears or shredding (which I think is amazing for a full year of use!).
2113494
I bought this one and then had to turn around and return it for a different one that was a bit more expensive but well worth it. This one came with the seams already torn! Sorry.
896473
Seams are secure but not hard... I sewed a cover to use with mine (you can buy them too) which makes it even more comforting to use.
2146354
hi... it's quite sturdy ... you'd have to make a concerted effort to tent it ... this steamer is well made and not of cheap materials .......
1579834
I have 5 kids that used them and they did not break easily. Yes, a few of them ended up broken, but overall they're fairly thick and don't break easily.
737913
I think they were pretty sturdy. My bloodhounds are pretty active and they didn't rip. I thought they were a little tight around the leg so I cut them a little just to keep them comfy. The dog will take a bit to get used to them.
1258772
The mesh is pretty sturdy. As with anything, you need to use common sense when loading it to make sure that your items don't puncture the mesh. We are very pleased with our purchase.
2125890
They are definitely not thick. Thin, but not extremely thin that it breaks apart.. If that helps you.
1802321
agreed, the seams bust apart after limited normal use....these things are junk, save you money...
815302
Have not had any trouble with that. Did you apply the strips? I think that helps keeps the seams together, so far so good here.
832725
I've had mine for about a year and have used it to carry suits while I have made a few trips and have had no problem with them. The Zippers seem to be pretty sturdy. I have to remove my suits quite frequently from the garment bags because of the different Fraternal Organizations to which I belong, and have had no problem with the zippers. I am quite satisfied with the ones I bought. I highly recommend them.
1392767
This is the 3rd time I responded to this question. Save your money. Mine fell apart the first time I used it.
1439024
I've only had my Queen cover & split box spring covers since Jan., but the fabric is tightly woven & the construction seems VERY durable to me. The sides & bottom are of the same fabric (for mattress cover) and when pulled have a bit of a stretch to them -and the sides are pulled /kept together by a zipper on all 3 sides. The construction is superb. It seems logical with the tightness of the zipper joining the fabric (so no bugs come thru the stitching around the cover sides) that normal wear & tear from adult weight & kids tossing & turning on your mattress would NOT result in tearing. It was hard for us to zip it up (it takes two people) and the fabric was strong - if it were weak fabric, we would have seen small tears around where it was sewn due to our handling to make sure the twin box springs (& queen mattress cover) were tight & secure. I've also sewn clothes & repaired my kids clothes most of my life, and this product's fabric feels & seems quite durable. Q: Is your wood platform surface unfinished or does it have a rough surface that could produce splinters or tearing in the fabric's bottom, if there was lots of movement (e.g., jumping by kids) that could produce sliding of the mattress on the platform during use? How smooth is your large sheet of wood to touch? If it is not rough, you should have no problems. If you still have doubts, I'd suggest you contact the company directly if you are really concerned. The company should be able to give you the technical fabric specs (e.g., just like threads count for sheets determine their durability). Hope this helps.
1652121
No. The first one we bought did last two months before the seam failed, but I assumed it was something we did wrong and replaced it. The second one another seam failed after a week. Neither could be repaired.