Eastern Jungle Gym Easy 1-2-3 A-Frame 2 Brackets for Swing Set with All Mounting Hardware, Green

Went together easy and really sturdy.

Easiest swing set Ive ever built.

First off, for the price and time-savings these brackets bring, they are a no-brainer. Building a similar swingset from a kit would be 5x the price and likely less sturdy. Assembly took about 2 hours, with most of my effort spent planing the 4x4s and 4x6. I used single piece 4x4s and 4x6s which did NOT fit in the bracket without planing the ends. I ended up taking about 1/16 on all sides to get it snug, but able to slide in. Since I expected it, it wasnt a big deal, just be aware! Also, the included hardware works but isnt the best quality. I ended up buying 16 galvanized lag bolts to replace the included bolts for the 4x4 legs. Even with these challenges, I highly recommend for anyone looking to build a basic swingset that will last for many years more than the kids will need it!

Everything went together easily, hardware was included, this is my second build for grandkids

We wanted a swing set for our daughter but did not want to pay the ridiculous price for a full ready to assemble kit. This kit was very easy to assemble. The biggest issue is there were no instructions on my box, but it was pretty easy to figure out. It fit 4x4s for the legs and a 4x6 for three beam very well. It is sturdy enough to support the combined weight of two adults and a toddler (in our case close to 600lbs) with no signs of stress at all. I purchased this set over others because the build looked solid (and it is) and they price was right. I am very pleased with this purchase.

Well, almost. Theyre big. Theyre heavy. Theyre sturdy. Every bit the 10 pounds they claim to be. Built mine 20 long with a 12 and 8 4x6 connected with the center bracket. All wood slid in fairly easily. Definitely not a one person job though. Mounted the hangers first, then slid the 4x6s in. I didnt encounter the issues some of the others did. Maybe my wood wasnt as green. I did have to tap one in with a rubber mallet. I also used 10 4x4 legs for extra swinging height. Thats where the second person comes in handy. Someone has to hold the leg up while you slide it into the bracket. I also made sure that all the wood slid in BEFORE I started constructing. Took each bracket and tested installing it, then figured which worked smoothest with which leg. Used three of us to raise it. Felt like an Amish barn raising. Overall, I think these will outlast the kids!

The setup was easy and quick with these sturdy anchors!

Awesome worked just as needed

We waited way too long to buy this for our child. If I knew it was this easy, I wouldve done it months ago. We used standard 4x4s and 4x6 (for the top beam) and the fitment was perfect. Slipped right in, but no slop. We had the whole thing up and in use in about an hour (including mounting 2 swings / trimming chains, etc).

This is a sturdy bracket for a swing set or porch swing. However, pressure treated wood will require fitting. I purchased my lumber, 4x6 beam and 4x4 posts from Lowes, so nothing non-standard. I went with pressure treated since the swing will be out in the weather. The beam and post ends required some significant work with a belt sander and coarse grit belts to fit into the brackets. Once the fitting is done and the brackets are installed they look good and will definitely get the job done, but be prepared to put some sweat into the job!