BETOOLL A-Frame 2 Brackets Swing Set Bracket with Mounting Hardware (Green)

Title says everything. They worked perfectly and there has been no issues so far

These swing set brackets arrived on time, the set up is easy and if you need I instructions they are provide in the box. You will need to trim a little off the 4x6 and 4x4 to get a good fit. We highly recommend this product.

These brackets made my daughters new swing set super easy. The instructions are a little lacking, but its not rocket science. I recommend install going slightly differently. Put brackets on the top beam. Install 2 legs.With a friend, stand it up on the 2 legs, and insert the other 2 while standing. Easy peasy, you will however need a short ladder or chair to reach for the upright lagbolt install. I highly recommend a cross blace on the legs down a couple feet.

I bought these to build an A-frame for a saucer swing for my kids. I used a 4x6x8 on the top and 4x4x8 legs. I chose to use pressure treated lumber (they arent really climbing on the a-frame after all and pressure treated no longer contains arsenic), so I replaced the included lag screws with hot dipped galvanized screws of the same size. Assembly was easy except that I had to sand the short sides of the 4x6 as the bracket was just slightly undersized in the 6 direction. In hindsight, a 4x6x10 beam would have been a better choice. Id be cautious going much longer on the legs though; standing it up could be a challenge.

These were easy to use and install mt treated lumber to make a homemade swing set . Very sturdy.

Easy to use

This is so easy to use and has been working for my family for a year with no issues. Very heavy duty. Thinking of getting another set and adding to the playground. The kids and parents love it.

These brackets are rock solid and so easy to install that anyone could build their own swing set. The one thing that I wasnt prepared for was how outrageously expensive lumber was for this swing set, making this project more expensive that I had planned on. These brackets will require four 8 4x4 posts, which will run about $20 per post for pressure treated lumber. It will also require one 4x6 beam, ranging from 8 - 12. The lumber yard only had a 12 post so that was another $60. Adding up th cost of the brackets and lumber made the swing set frame over $200, and that was before adding the swings! As long as youre not sticker shocked by the lumber prices, you should be pleased with the end result. These brackets and associated hardware allow for an easy swing set assembly.

This was a great buy. Came together great. Had to do a little math because I didn’t want to cut the top beam.

The package came with everything it was supposed to and was easy to install. My kids are probably on the swing set as we speak and its fun for adults too.