Eastern Jungle Gym Easy 1-2-3 A-Frame Swing Set Bracket, Green | Heavy Duty Swingset Bracket for Easy, Simple Installation | DIY Swing Set Part to Build Playground Sets for Backyards
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Style: A-Frame Swing Set Bracket
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- OUTDOOR PLAY SET BRACKET - Includes one A-Frame Swing Set Bracket and one set of A-Frame Bracket Hardware.
- HEAVY DUTY-WELDED SEAMS - Our brackets are a solid, one-piece design, open-ended, and constructed with heavy-duty steel and welded seams for the strongest and safest construction. Each bracket weighs 10 pounds!
- FOR OUTDOOR SWING SETS - Brackets are finished in a zinc powder-coated green color and Eastern Jungle Gym's signature yellow tag to ensure authenticity.
- HARDWARE INCLUDED - We provide the hardware needed to install one swing set bracket (14 5/16" x 3" zinc-coated steel lag bolts and 14 washers).
- DO-IT-YOURSELF KIT - Lumber is not included in this kit. We recommend using one 4x6 120" top beam (5.5" x 3.5" x 120") and four 4x4 96" (3.5" x 3.5" x 96") side support legs to construct a basic A-Frame with the finished dimensions of 12'Lx8'Dx7'8"H.
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Discover simplicity in building your A-Frame Swing Set with Eastern Jungle Gym's Easy 1-2-3 Brackets. Our kit includes 2 sturdy steel brackets, each weighing 10 pounds, and all necessary hardware. Say goodbye to guesswork and hello to a safe, hassle-free DIY experience. Our brackets are designed with meticulous care and feature a strong, seamless one-piece structure. Crafted from durable steel and strengthened with welded seams, these brackets are the most robust and secure construction imaginable. Weighing an impressive 10 pounds each, they provide stability and durability. Easy to Assemble DIY Assembly - Building your A-Frame Swing Set is effortless with our kit. Although the lumber is not provided, we suggest using a 120" 4x6 top beam (measuring 5.5" x 3.5" x 120") and four 96" 4x4 side support legs (measuring 3.5" x 3.5" x 96"). Follow our detailed instructions to construct a basic A-Frame with a final footprint of 12 feet in length, 8 feet in depth, and 7 feet 8 inches in height. Established in 1992 by two brothers driven by their love for outdoor swing sets, our family-owned business has been crafting memories for generations. Rely on our 30 years of expertise to transform your backyard into an unforgettable playground, ensuring exceptional products. Two A-Frame Brackets 90° A-Frame Swing Set Hardware Kit Full Bucket Toddler Swing Half Bucket Toddler Swing Trapeze Bar
Color: Green
Brand: Eastern Jungle Gym
Material: Metal
Item dimensions L x W x H: 12 x 12 x 13 inches
Item Weight: 4.5 Kilograms
Brand Name: Eastern Jungle Gym
Model Number: ACC Easy 123 Bracket
Manufacturer: Eastern Jungle Gym
UPC: 837654036686
Global Trade Identification Number: 86
Set Name: Individual A-Frame Swing Set Bracket
Manufacturer Part Number: CAB
Included Components: One Bracket + Hardware
Item Dimensions: 12 x 12 x 13 inches
Item Weight: 4.5 Kilograms
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Depth: 12 inches
Material Type: Metal
Mounting Type: Wall Mount, Corner Mount
Color: Green
Finish Types: Powder Coated
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Style: A-Frame Swing Set Bracket
These brackets are very sturdy and keep you from having to cut much (perhaps any) wood. For me, the 4x4s slipped easily into their holes. I used 10' 4x4s. Because there is wiggle room on the 4x4s, it is possible to bolt them down and have one A-frame be considerably wider or narrower than the 2nd A-frame (assuming you are buying two of these to make a traditional A-frame swing). I put a cross piece between the legs on each side using the same length 2x6 wood at the same distance from the bottom of the legs. That way I knew both A-frames had their legs the same distance apart. I wanted to add the cross brace anyway for a little more reinforcement. I cut the cross brace so the ends had the same angle as the legs. If you didn't use a cross brace, you wouldn't have to cut any wood at all. The 4x6 didn't have as much play, but slid on easily. The 2nd bracket had the weight of the legs pulling on it so I couldn't slide the 4x6 through by hand. A rubber mallet had it easily moving down the 4x6 though. With the 10' legs, it took some effort to stand it up. I tried by myself at first, but eventually my wife helped and we had it standing up. I am glad I went with 10' legs as I wanted that extra height to get a nice big arc for more thrilling swinging. I highly recommend securing the legs into the ground with some method. I went with concrete. I had several people caution me against putting the legs in the ground because they can rot fairly quickly. I used Simpson CBSQ44-SDS2 4x4 holders that let you sink a metal "U" shape in the concrete and then provide a metal plate for the 4X4 to sit on on. They are pricey, but worked out nice. I sank them in the concrete at an angle so the metal plate met the 4x4 legs squarely. Now that the legs are in concrete, the swing set is very stable. It is up to you to decide how long you want the 4x4s for the legs and 4x6 for the main beam. I think 10' is great for the legs (actual height will be a little less due to the angle they are at). 8' wood be OK. If you put the legs in the ground, you would have to subtract that from the height. For the 4x6, I saw a wide range of recommendations from no longer than 8 feet to up to 12 feet. I found several commercially made swingsets/kits that used a 12' 4x6 so I went with 12' and I am glad I did. 12 feet gets used up quickly with a few hanging items. The legs of the A-frame angle out (not just to make the A-shape, but also in the "outside" direction). This makes it so you can hang a swing on the 4x6 right at the bracket and have plenty of side to side room so you don't hit the legs while swinging and you get a little sideways. I put a rope right in the middle of my 4x6 and put all my 240 pounds on the rope. I couldn't see the 4x6 bend at all. That gives me confidence that three kids swinging (even with their dynamic load) would not stress the 12' 4x6. Overall I think these are excellent brackets. They are a little pricey since you have to buy two, but they are built well and make swing construction easy. Edit: over a year later these are still working great. I added some monkey bars next to the swing set and touched up the stain (Behr 3330 stain/paint Redwood color) on the swing when I stained the monkey bars. Picture added.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2014 by Matt T.
Style: A-Frame Swing Set Bracket
EASTERN JUNGLE GYM EASY 1-2-3 SWING SET A-FRAME BRACKETS These sturdy and heavy-duty brackets are the only way to build a home swing set that will be extremely sturdy. The brackets, while costly, are made of heavy gauge steel, 100% welded joints, and painted nicely to stay rust free for a good looking swing set for years to come. The lag screws and washers are not included. You can purchase the bolt kit extra or go to a home center just as easily. The brackets eliminate any cutting -- you simply buy the wood -- I purchased a ten foot 4x6 beam and ten foot 4x4 posts. Using ten foot 4x4 post in the brackets makes the swing set nine feet high. I then put each leg in the ground 12" deep with concrete. The end result is an eight foot high swing set that isn't going anywhere! I installed two swings to give the kids plenty of room to have fun and swing to their heart's content. In the future when the kids have outgrown this, we will hang a porch swing. Some sanding with a belt sander was required to slide the wood into the brackets. Pressure treated lumber tends to swell and would probably fit better if it sat in the sun for several days to dry out. Each bracket requires 14 lag screws and washers to fasten the wood. This is easy once you drill pilot holes. I used an impact driver to drive the screws and that worked very well, quickly, and was easy. I also purchased 3/8x6 eye bolts to hang the swings. I suggest you get some friends to help stand the swing set up once you have it together. Overall this swing set is built like a rock and it doesn't budge one inch when the kiddies are swinging. It's much sturdier than a home center type you would purchase. Our grand babies LOVE it!!! You will find cheaper brackets out there but you won't end up with the quality such as these. I did everything top shelf on this project and these brackets definitely fall into that category. My total project cost was about $325.00 but this swing set is like one you would find on a playground and is built to last.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2015 by honey17
Style: A-Frame Swing Set Bracket
These were easy to install and great that it included the hardware. The wood is pretty heavy and was the more difficult part to finagle solo.
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Style: A-Frame Swing Set Bracket
So these are not the cheapest, but they work the best. I wanted to build a swing set for my daughter, one that not only she could use but that my wife and I could swing on as well. So I looked around at plans to build and settled on these brackets. I went to the hardware store and bought 5 boards, all pressure treated (one 4x6x12, four 4x4x8s), I bought the swing brackets from amazon here JGS 1800 lb Capacity Heavy Duty Swing Hangers - Hanging Yoga, Porch, Swingset, Playground Hooks and I used 2 swings I got from amazon here Safe Backyard Swing with Easy Soft-Grip Chains - Burn-Resistant Design - Rustproof Swing - Safe for up to 300 Lbs. - 66" Adjustable Chain - Yellow/Green. These frame brackets included all hardware required to install them!! I want to stress that because a lot of reviews are saying they do not. In my case and in the description it does say it includes them. I actually went out to buy some just in case and now get to go return the ones I bought. The wood I used was pressure treated from Lowes, it did NOT fit in the 4x6 slot without using a hand planer which was very easy, I just removed a tiny bit of the board on all 4 sides approx 16". Once I did this the brackets slid right on, they were snug but not tight. The end result, about 30 minutes later was a stable and very sturdy swing set. We did NOT concrete it in, as we played with it the legs settled into the dirt. I may look at getting the swing set anchors but so far they aren't needed. I do recommend these brackets, the swing brackets I put above and the swings. Together it's an awesome set and my daughter LOVED it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2018 by BackfortyBits
Style: A-Frame Swing Set Bracket
Very sturdy - I wish they were a bit bigger because swollen PT wood could be hard to slip into theses. Swing set came out great!
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2025 by BobCNH
Style: A-Frame Swing Set Bracket
"The standard 4x6 lumber exceeded the required dimensions for the cross brace, necessitating a reduction of 1/4 inch in both width and thickness over a 12-inch span at each end. Due to the insufficient blade depth of a circular saw, complete cuts could not be achieved in a single pass, requiring additional incisions from the opposing side. To ensure precise edge alignment, supplementary finishing cuts were executed using a hand saw. Conversely, the 4x4 lumber exhibited an optimal fit within the brace’s sockets."
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025 by Tim P.
Style: A-Frame Swing Set Bracket
The hardest part about putting this together was lifting the 4x6 onto the roof rack of my Escape to bring it home from Lowes. That and the four month wait for pressure treated lumber thanks to COVID. I used 4 8-foot 4x4 ground contact pressure treated posts for the legs and a 12-foot 4x6 pressure treated post for the top beam. The brackets fit snugly on the 4x6, almost a little too snugly on one end. A few taps with a piece of wood as a bumper block got one end flush, and I was able to easily slide the other bracket 2 feet in from the end. The instructions on Eastern Jungle Gym's website call for a 10-foot top beam, so I slid one bracket on the extra two feet and plan to tie a climbing rope on that end that stands proud. With the help of a drill and impact driver, I was able to have the frame fully assembled and upright in under and hour working entirely on my own. All of the lag bolts and washers you need are included. After pinning all four legs to the ground and hanging the swings, I gave it a test run before letting my kids on it. My 180 lbs felt secure and strongly supported, so I have no concerns about them. So far, they absolutely love it!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2020 by Vine Reviewer
Style: A-Frame Swing Set Bracket
Very strong, sturdy with good welds. These are a bit more expensive, but they are sized properly to fit dimensional lumber here in the US. Second pair I've purchased. Comes with all the heavy duty hardware. Goes together quickly. I painted the wood candy apple red with two swings and a trapeze in the middle. My granddaughter loves it. I would recommend these brackets.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2025 by JES