Eastern Jungle Gym Heavy Duty Brackets (Pair) for Backyard Swing Set Horse Glider Seat - Adjustable to Mount to Any Size Wooden Swing Beam

Ease of assembly

Sturdy and easy to install.

It holds up nicely. Perfect for our horse swing. Study construction. Easy to assemble.

Used to suspend a glider on a very old swingset. Easy to install and Easily fit the old set.

Very strong and easy to fit. I was going to use wooden brackets but so pleased I went with these, much stronger and easy to fit and adjust.

Well constructed and I would recommend to anyone who needs this special type of swing mount. However, we were installing this on a 6x6 beam and the included bolts were not long enough, requiring an additional purchase at the local hardware store. Other than that, it works as expected and should last for quite some time.

Work perfectly. Look great, very sturdy.

This was awesome for hanging my glider swing from the wooden swing set. It holds the swing steady and was very easy to use.

Best Hangers Available! Strong, Sturdy, and Extremely Well Built! Installed in under 20 minutes. The only thing I bought was longer bolts to attach it to my swing set.

05-20-2014 Let me start off saying that this thing is BEEFY! It has sliding angles attached to the bracket by u-bolts, with self locking nuts. I installed this set on a 4 x 6 using 2 5 7/16 bolts, flat washers, lock washers AND lock nuts (i know overkill). I would recommend using 4.5 long 7/16 bolts as the the 5 long ones did nothing but make me wrench the nuts down further, my local hardware store didnt have 4.5 so I made due. This leads me to state that the holes drilled into the angles seem to be 12mm holes, as a 1/2 diameter bolt was too big, hence me using the 7/16. The install process was hindered by lack of instructions, but if your the type to install these yourself then the missing instructions wont be an issue. I used a 17 spacing from center to center as thats what the other accessories on my playground were spaced to. After spacing it out I measured approximately 7.5 of bracket overhang on either side of the 4 x 6 beam, squared the bracket to the beam, clamped the angles to the beam with a 6 c-clamp, then tightened the angles to the bracket with the u-bolts. I traced the angle holes onto the beam with a pencil on all four angle holes. Using a 1/8 drill bit I drilled a pilot hole from the middle of the marked hole on the beam as straight as I could to the other side. One hole came out perfect, the other one was just a tad off, so make sure you are perpendicular to the side of the and it should come out alright. I used a 7/16 drill bit and enlarged both holes with great results thanks to the initial pilot hole. I gently tapped the 7/16 bolts through the angles and secured it with one flat washer on the head side and one flat washer and a lock washer on the other side, finished off by the lock nut (again, overkill because of lock washer). Now, why only 4 stars? The brackets were not shipped with the attaching hardware that was advertised as part of the product, nor did it have instructions!!! As you can see from the first paragraph I had to purchase additional hardware to complete this install.