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Eastern Jungle Gym

Eastern Jungle Gym DIY Swing Set Hardware Kit with Easy 1-2-3 A-Frame Brackets, Swing Seats, Ring Trapeze Bar and All Assembly Hardware and Instructions - Wood Not Included

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Features

  • Our Classic A-Frame Swing Set Kit comes complete with everything that you need to construct a free standing swing set with 3 swings
  • All hardware included in this play set kit is high quality and manufactured by Eastern Jungle Gym, your trusted swing set company since 1992
  • Hardware Kit Includes 2 - Easy 1-2-3 A-Frame Brackets, 2 - Sets of Bracket Hardware, 2 - Sling Swings, 1 - Ring Trapeze Bar Combo, 3 - Pairs of Ductile Swing Hangers, Mounting Hardware for Swing Hangers, 6 - Carabiner Snap Hooks and 4 Green Swing Set Anchors with Mounting Hardware
  • Building a free standing backyard swing set has never been easier! Our Easy 1-2-3 Swing Set Brackets make building a play set a hassle-free project. Don't worry about measuring angles and cutting wood, our brackets allow you to simply slide the wood into the bracket and screw in the lag bolts. You won't belive how quick and easy it is to build your swing set!
  • Wood is not included in this DIY kit. We recommend using one 4x6 114 top beam and four 96 4x4 side support legs to build a swing set with the complete dimensions of approximately 12'L x 8'D x 7'8"H. Total cost if purchased separately - $281 Save $62 with this hardware kit!

Description

Build your own quality outdoor swing set with the Classic Hardware Kit from Eastern Jungle Gym! This DIY swing set kit comes complete with all of the hardware and swings that you need to construct a backyard playset that is perfect for kids and adults. Our swing set kit is extremely durable and includes quality Eastern Jungle Gym swing set parts and accessories. This swing set kit comes complete with assembly instructions and assembly hardware. Included in the box are 2 – Easy 1-2-3 A-Frame Swing Set Brackets, 2 – Sets of A-Frame Bracket Hardware, 2 – Sling Swings, 1 – Ring Trapeze Bar Combo, 3 – Pairs of Heavy Duty Swing Hangers, Mounting Hardware for all Swing Hangers, 6 – Snap Hook Carabineer Clips and 4 – Swing Set Anchors with mounting hardware. Simply purchase your own lumber and this play set kit, and build your very own free standing swing set with 3 swinging positions. Please note, our swing set brackets are designed to fit a kiln-dried 4x6 top beam with a true measurement of 3-1/2" x 5-1/2", and four 4x4 side support legs with true measurements of 3-1/2" x 3-1/2". The bracket openings measure 3-5/8" x 5-5/8" and 3-5/8" x 3-5/8". Please do not attempt to force the wood into the bracket. The wood should slide into the bracket easily with a snug fit. If your boards are too large we recommend your lumber be planed down to produce a comfortable fit.

Brand: Eastern Jungle Gym


Color: Green


Product Dimensions: 4"D x 6"W x 96"H


Frame Material: Wood


Global Trade Identification Number: 49


Brand: Eastern Jungle Gym


Color: Green


Product Dimensions: 4"D x 6"W x 96"H


Frame Material: Wood


Global Trade Identification Number: 49


Manufacturer: Eastern Jungle Gym - DROP SHIP


UPC: 837654252949


Item Weight: 52.9 pounds


Item model number: Hardware508


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    • Excellent! May be the best out there
This is an excellent kit to build a swing set. EVERYTHING you need is included except the wood and stain. While it calls for a ten foot 4x6 for the cross piece I opted for a 16 footer thinking I was going to add another swing on the outside. But the angle of the legs was too much. So instead I made a 14 foot span for 4 swings (or other options) in between. You wouldn't want 4 adults swinging at the same time but 2 adults and 2 children should be fine. I selected Douglas fir for all of the wood. 1 4 x 6 x 16 for the beam and 4 4 x 4 x 8s for the legs. I sanded every piece, every side with an orbital sander 60 grit. Then I applied a heavy coat of exterior stain. We chose a light stain which turned out just a tad darker then the natural wood. The brackets just barely slid over the 4 x 6 after I pried the sides out a tiny bit. First time I tried they stuck a bit. Just a tiny spread helped the bracket slide on. This was extremely important because I attached the brackets to the 4 x 4 legs first. Then I propped the 4 x 6 on two ladders and slid the bracket with the two legs onto the 4 x 6. Which is why I made sure they would easily slide on! Doing it this way allowed me to see just how the swings would work which is when I realized they would all have to go between the legs. Then I took the legs off and measured and drilled the holes for the brackets that hold the swings. It was easier to drill the holes with it down on the ground. I attached the brackets after I put it back together. I was concerned about the brackets getting in the way when I was lifting it back up. Since I had the extra length I adjusted the measurements of the instructions. The swings on the ends are 20 inches from the outside of the brackets. Considering the legs angle out away from the swings you have 30 or more inches of room between the swing and the legs. Then I put 18 inches between each swing with 18 inches of space for each swing. Again, it was much easier to measure and drill with the beam on the ground. I put it together by myself. The beam wasn't terribly heavy to lift up onto the ladders. I lifted one end on the first ladder and the other end resting on the ground. This made it really easy to slide the the first A (bracket with legs) onto the first end. Then I put the other end onto the other ladder (I had to add about 6 2x4s to get enough height with my ladder). Attaching the other A wasn't too difficult. I just wiggled it onto the beam up to the line I had drawn. Then I drilled the 1/4 inch pilot holes and attached the brackets to the wood with the included lag bolts. The swings are good quality and the chains are coated at the part where you would grab to prevent fingers getting pinched. It only comes with enough brackets for 3 swings so I ordered another set and chair for my fourth. It's easy to attach and un-attach different swings or equipment with the included spring clips. Our grandson loves it and so do we! And it looks great, too! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2014 by Steve and Amy
    • Excellent option for an affordable and sturdy swingset
Review Image by Scott Nunn Scott Nunn
These parts are a great option for people looking to build an easy, affordable and sturdy swing set. The steel brackets are heavy duty, it comes with quality hardware, chains, and swings. I opted to buy additional hardware to double the size and add a tire swing. It took only a few hours to assemble the set. To save money, I opted to use 4x6 and 4x4 treated pine instead of the cedar that was suggested. I have no doubt this will last throughout my kids' childhoods. There are a few things worth mentioning. Because of the way the brackets are, if you use treated material you will need to chamfer the corners and possibly shave or sand down the sides a little bit. I used an electric hand planer and it worked perfectly. The instructions are lacking, but there are several YouTube videos. One thing to note is the hardware set is heavy, and wood is heavy, so this isn't a one person job. My two sons and I had no troubles apart from standing it up once assembled. That was quite a lift. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2022 by Scott Nunn Scott Nunn
    • Strong!
This kit built one strong swing set! I used 10' legs and a 12' beam. Assembly was pretty easy with the right tools. I used treated pine. I laid out my hardware pieces on the beam to get a basic sense of spacing. Then, I corrected for uniformity. Basically, the swings are 18" apart from each other and 12" away from the brackets. Because of the lean of the legs, you could get them closer to the brackets without issue, but I liked the look of the spacing. I also left 6 inches of the beam sticking out of one side to install a climbing rope. Then, I chalked out my spacing and started drilling some pilot holes. When using my 3/8's auger bit, I drilled from the bottom, but turned it over to countersink the top. I really recommend doing that. It makes the holes clean and keeps the tops of the bolts flush with the wood. That way, if anyone gets on top, they won't have to deal with metal sticking up. After the bolts were installed, I slid on the brackets. I've heard others complain about this, but my wood was dry enough. They made a snug fit, but it didn't require any planing or sanding - just a few taps with a rubber mallet. When assembling the legs, I added one side and rested the other side on a ladder. (I did need some help guiding the second set of legs into the brackets, but that was the only time I needed an extra set of hands.) I adjusted the legs, drilled some pilot holes and bolted it all together. Finally, I took a hand planer to the edges to round them out a little and voila! All-in-all, it probably took 3 hours or so. It's so heavy, I didn't feel the need to stake it down. I tested it out with 2 heavy adults and it easily held 500 lbs - even with the longer beam. And because of the weight, there was no risk of tipping it over. Really great product! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2019 by "captusa"

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