Xiaomaifang · Climbing-frame Builder

Xiaomai waving and pointing to the path below

Xiaomai shows you the way

From picking a design to your child climbing on it

Six stops, and each one is a page already on the site. Follow the dotted line down and jump straight into whichever stop you need. There is no need to go in order.

Xiaomai holding a magnifying glass, looking at climbing frames pinned to a board — Model plaza

Screenshot of the Model plaza — Model plaza

1First stop

Start with a walk around the Model plaza and see what other families built

The plaza has climbing frames built by parents and certified designers, and you can filter them by how kids play on them and how much floor they take. Open any one to turn it around in 3D, or copy it and change it your way.

Browse the Model plaza →

Xiaomai sitting by an open box, a tube in one hand and a ticked checklist in the other — My inventory

Screenshot of My inventory — My inventory

2Second stop

Dig out the tubes and connectors you have and add them to My inventory

Tap each part to set how many you have. From then on, the shopping suggestions for any design subtract what you already own and list only what is missing.

Record my inventory →

A side path: TradeList the tubes you have left over, and find the connectors you still need secondhand nearby.Go to Trade →

Xiaomai at a laptop showing a 3D climbing frame, with a ticked checklist beside it — Builder

3Third stop

Open the Builder and build it in your browser

Nothing to install. Start from a ready-made model or from a single tube. The parts list changes with every tube you add, and the shopping suggestions work out which official kits are the best buy.

Open Builder ↗ Getting started on your own →

Xiaomai and a designer in glasses on either side of a climbing frame model, pointing at it and talking it over — Shared plans

Screenshot of a shared plan with comments pinned on the frame — Shared plans

4Fourth stop

Not sure? Bring in a designer and refine it together in 3D

Post a request with your room size and your child's age. Send it to a certified designer, or put it on the request board and let designers apply. You both comment right on the parts of the same frame, and every new version can be compared side by side.

Get a design →

Let AI draft one first → Certified designers → Request board →

Xiaomai holding the manual and fitting a tube onto a half-built frame — Delivery page

Screenshot of a delivery page — Delivery page

5Fifth stop

Once the design is final, open the delivery page and build it layer by layer

The delivery page has a 3D view, the parts list and a layer-by-layer assembly manual, where each step highlights only the parts for that layer. Send the link to your family: it opens without an account, so you can flip through it on your phone while you build.

See the whole journey for parents → My requests and plans →

A child hanging from a climbing frame while Xiaomai takes a photo with a phone — Community photos

Screenshot of a build photo post in the community — Community photos

6Sixth stop

All built? Take a photo and share it in the community

Your photo shows up on the matching design and on the designer's profile, so parents who come later can see how it really turned out. If you get stuck while building, you can ask in the community too.

Visit the community →

✓You made it

New here? Pick a route and get it in 3 minutes

The Getting started guide has three routes, depending on who you are. Every step has a real screenshot and a button to try it right away.

ParentsI want a climbing frame for my kidsFrom finding ideas and recording your parts to hiring a designer and building from the delivery page.See this route → DesignersI design climbing framesGet certified, import your work, take jobs, and refine plans with parents in a shared plan.See this route → Do it yourselfI want to build it myselfBuilder basics, the parts list and shopping suggestions, saving and publishing.See this route →

Come build one ↗ I have feedback

Share building ideas with other parents

New designs, extra parts and hands-on tips. Share what you build at home.

What Xiaomaifang is

Xiaomaifang is a tool site I built alone, starting from the climbing frame at home. I wanted another shape for the kids, looked at the software on offer, and every option wanted a desktop install, so I wrote this. It builds in the browser, counts parts, prints assembly steps, and the file still opens in the factory app.

If something feels wrong, say so in the feedback box. I read it every day.

Build and take it with you, always free Unlimited .qdf and BOM exports Open it again in the factory software anytime