Swing-N-Slide PB 8272 Cedar Brook Wooden Swing Set Play Set with Two Swings, Slide, Monkey Bars, Picnic Table & Glider, Green
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Features
- Assembled Dimensions: 11' 9" W x 21' 1" x 10' 3" H | Play Deck Dimensions: 4' x 4' and 2' x 4' | Rock Wall Height: 60"
- All premium, pre-cut lumber and hardware included with fully illustrated instructions
- Sidewinder slide is proudly made in the USA and features a Lifetime against cracks and breaks
- Includes glider, 2 Swings, picnic table, and monkey bars, featuring wood roof with decorative window and climbing wall with 8 durable rock holds
- Meets and/or exceeds ASTM safety standards for backyard residential use only
- Swing Beam Max Weight Capacity: 315 pounds
- For backyard residential use only; unable to ship to a commercial address
- Safety is our #1 priority. Were a US company and test each play set, then test again so youre assured your loved ones play safe.
- All premium, pre-cut lumber and hardware included with fully illustrated instructions
- Sidewinder Slide is proudly made in the USA and features a lifetime warranty against cracks and breaks
- Includes glider, 2 swings, picnic table, and monkey bars
- Features wood roof with decorative window and climbing wall with 8 durable rock holds
- Meets and/or exceeds ASTM safety standards for backyard residential use only
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Description
The Cedar Brook play set has everything you need in one box! Includes premium stained lumber, Sidewinder slide, rock climbing with 6 colorful climbing rocks, 2 Swings with UV plastic dipped chain, multi-child glider, soaring wood roof with sunburst gable, and easy to follow instruction manual. the Cedar Brook has two deck heights (1) 4 ft. And (1) 5 ft. Swing Chain Material - Plastisol coated chain prevents pinched fingers and will not rust
Brand: Swing-N-Slide
Color: Green
Material: Metal, Plastic, Wood
Product Dimensions: 250"D x 141"W x 123"H
Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces
Brand Name: Swing-N-Slide
Set Name: Cedar Brook
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS): 120.0
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 36.0
Manufacturer: Swing N Slide (DropShip)
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Manufacturer's 5 year limited warranty.
UPC: 032866082722
Manufacturer Part Number: PB 8272
Model Number: PB 8272
Included Components: hardware, lumber, monkey bars, slide, swings
Global Trade Identification Number: 22
Item Type Name: Swing Set
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 250"D x 141"W x 123"H
Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces
Color: Green
Finish Type: Unfinished
Material Type: Metal, Plastic, Wood
Frame Material: Cedar
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 1175 Pounds
Required Assembly: Yes
Maximum Compatible Number of Seats: 6
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We bought this play set for our kids this Spring Break and we LOVE it. The lead time was like 2 or 3 weeks, and it only showed up a day early. It shipped from Texas and sat for days in Georgia then Alabama, so I imagine they have to arrange for transport. It showed up in a large box truck loaded on a large pallet in one box. Once you open the box, there are smaller boxes for subassemblies. The packaging and instructions are TOP NOTCH. Seriously. I was very impressed with how they packed it, give you Bills of Material, and label everything. All of the screw holes lined up exactly, so they have good tolerances. My biggest worry about this thing was getting level ground. We live on a giant hill made of rocks and don't have anywhere truly flat. The rocky "soil" makes drilling or digging out of the question. It took my and my 14 year old daughter only 2.5 days of building, so its not too bad. I was able to use a carpenter square to make sure everything was square and the spot we put it in was 3" too low in the front of the playground so we ended up using large stones under the front to make it "level". You could probably use RV leveling blocks if you needed to. My 6 kids have been playing on it a few weeks now and it feels solid. I plan on putting a coat of some kind of weather protector to make it last long longer. The slide calls for you to drill 12" deep holes for the slide support legs. NOPE. So I had to cut the bottom of the slide support legs and so far, my 6 kids crotch goblins haven't destroyed it so even in a less than ideal configuration, the slide slides.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2026 by Branson E Eubanks
OK, so it is 4 moths later (original review below) and we have now constructed the swing set. This is one very sturdy and well-designed kit! You will NOT regret buying this set! Let me update you. The pieces go together very well. They are well-marked. It will take two people who know what they are doing and can use drills, sockets, drivers, clamps and other wood-working tools, about 16 total hours to construct -- 32 total man-hours. You will need to at least, generally, level the ground where the set will be set up. Directions are helpful for locating the set and providing clearance. This does take up a lot of space. You will need an area that is about 12-feet by 20-feet overall, all of which should be pretty level. If you start with a fairly level, rock-free space, it takes about an hour to level the ground simply using a 4-foot carpenter's level, small digging tools and a chalk line. Make sure you follow the instructions in order to avoid tricky assembly challenges. Also, check the updates as the parts list did not exactly reflect what the instructions showed, but they had sent an update that reflected the changes that we would have to make. Not a big deal. The beams are very sturdy and do NOT need any reinforcement, so you will have all the parts to do this job completely. I would separate all of the screws and bolts into small baggies or small bins and mark them with exactly what they are. There are numerous different parts and they will eventually get confusing unless you start by separating the parts. Having a few extra, exterior deck-type, 1.5" screws would not hurt! The cedar wood is VERY dry, therefore it is easy to splinter and/or get slivers in construction so use gloves when possible and have a good tweezer handy, just in case (I got two pretty good slivers). Use wood clamps to held pieces exactly in the right places before drilling. We had at least two twisted pieces that had to be clamped tightly before drilling to get them in the right place. Other pieces should be clamped for alignment because there are a lot of things that have to line up! Not using clamps could set you up for some frustrations when things don't line up or do not seem level!! When you get this assembled, I would most certainly give this two soaking coats of Olympic or Thompson's water sealer to protect the set from the sun and excessive moisture. You could use a garden sprayer or a paint roller. Cedar will not "rot" like landscape beams, but it probably can get moldy. Then I would spray it again every spring. This will only take about 30 minutes, but should be well-worth the effort. ORIGINAL REVIEW: We just got this for our grand-daughter, and have not constructed it yet because of the weather. However I have taken apart the boxes and my initial reaction to the quality is very good. I was thinking I might need an architectural aluminum channel bar across the top to make sure the weight limits will work with kids being kids, but I really don't think it will be necessary. The key to a long and useful life may be using a good moisture and mold prevention product as we assemble it and periodically applying it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2020 by Giova
For starters, since I’ve bought it the price has gone up about 35%, maybe it is seasonal. Something to be wary of. It came in one pallet of assorted, labeled boxes. All wood pieces were easily labeled. Once I unpacked it and organized it to the layout in the instructions it was easy to find what I needed. The screws aren’t labeled, you have to use pictures, which isn’t hard, but the screw lengths aren’t precise. A 2 1/2in screw won’t measure 2 1/2in. Just something to be careful of when assembling. Assembly instructions were clear but there were a couple of steps, maybe 5ish out of 50 or so that weren’t the best way of doing something. For example, on the slide instructions, it says to drive the stake into the ground and screw it in to one side of the bottom of the slide. The pamphlet that came with the slide instructed you to attach the bottom of the slide to the stake in the center. Most of the wood had prescribed screw holes, which is fantastic, but some steps didn’t and you definitely need to in this wood or it will be more prone to split. It is worth noting the instruction specified locations to attach pieces of wood to each other and rarely did the predrilled holes match those measurements. I took a gamble and used the predrilled holes and everything lined up well. I assembled it alone and it took me probably two 8 hour days. I wasn’t in a rush and was very meticulous with my angles and measurements so I probably could’ve finished it a few hours quicker had I rushed. It is cedar, and it stained. However, a coat of sealant after assembly would extend the life of it if you’re looking to keep it for the long term. It does not come sealed. Just a heads up, it does require some minor digging for the slide supports and of course the stake. Overall, not that it is assembled it is a great play set that came as advertised. It came with everything needed, plus a couple extra pieces of wood and screws. My only complaint is the flimsiness of the slide but it’s plenty sturdy enough for a small school age child under say 75lbs.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2023 by Justin Ray Haney