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

They hardest part was flipping the swing upright when assembled the brackets where great though.

Excelente producto, me facilito mucho el trabajo para colgar el saco de 125 lbs.

This thing is heavy duty and built to last. Made building our swing set a breeze!

Easy to install and so far so good in the west Texas winds

Delivery for an Amazon filled order took way too long. Made in China and the delays cost using the items with the intended child. Durability is tbd.

Solid product. Makes assembly of an A-frame set a breeze. Was looking for a way to replace the attached swing portion to my boys playground set because they were about to destroy it. This was a great choice and sure beats having to design and assemble the frame from scratch. Website recommends 4x4x8 for the legs and 4x6x10 for the top, but like many reviewers I upgraded. I used a 4x6x12 for top and 4x4x8 2/3 for legs (originally used 4x4x10 for legs but it was huge and I didnt want to have to grab a ladder to change the swings out every time; used a circular saw to cut them down to size with the help of my wife). At this height, my wife (~510) is able to change them out on her tiptoes. Such an easy and cost effective way to set up your own swing set - I will certainly be spreading the word!

Grate product. Was not a perfect fit due to the fact not all wood is cut to spec . Was able to easily get it on with a rubber mallet.

I have assembled two of these swing sets now one at our home 12ft wide with 3 swings and one at my 87 year old grandmothers house 16ft wide with middle support bracket, a bench swing for her and 2 kids swings. First I will address some complaints in other reviews about brackets being too small for a 4x6 PT beam. Yes the beam fits tight and that is how it should be. Due to the process, and its all in the name pressure treated, they force chemicals into the wood with pressure to preserve it. Youll notice over time even on your deck the deck boards you fit together snug will shrink as they dry out and leave you ⅛-³/¹⁶ gaps if you buy your lumber the same day and expect to slap it together its gunna fight you. That said there are a few tricks you can try. Light coat of vegetable oil or as long as the wood is fairly dry try cornstarch. Then use a wooden block and a sturdy hammer. Best case would be buy the lumber and give it a couple weeks in a sunny spot. You want a snug fit it will be sturdier and movement will affect the hardware and brackets much less over time. Otherwise drill pilot holes for the lags. Build it on a set of saw horses and it will be far easier to tip it up once you are done. Buy sturdy swing hangers or have some made at a local metal shop. No need to cut legs to the angle of the ground they will sink into the grass somewhat and give a sturdy footprint. Also due to covid supply issues you may want to source the lumber prior to ordering the brackets. When it came time to built my grandmas swing set treated lumber was all but impossible to come by. Had to drive 50 miles to find 4x4x8 for legs.

So this made building a swing set for my son so much easier. It’s literally is just getting the lumber (we did take the pieces to Lowe’s to make sure they fit well as suggested) and drilling the pilot holes/screws. My only recommendation is getting different hardware. 2 of the screws it came with broke halfway in as we were drilling which sucked to get out. Still would highly suggest this product.

The setup was easy and quick with these sturdy anchors!