



Eastern Jungle Gym Easy 1-2-3 A-Frame 2 Brackets for Swing Set with All Mounting Hardware, Green
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Dave Fraq
> 3 dayWent together easy and really sturdy.
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Mike r.
> 3 dayThese brackets are exactly what I needed to quickly get a swing set together for the visiting grandchildren.
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Taylor Smith
> 3 dayOnly one was sent in the first package. I ordered a replacement, and two came with the replacement. Once we had two, it worked great!
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GBD
> 3 dayI didn’t have any issues with wood sizes and or quality. I saw some reviewers comments and I was concerned. I bought my wood at the local home depot and everything was great.
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00derek
> 3 dayUsed it to construct a childs swing. Followed the advice from another review here and used 10 legs instead of 8. My granddaughter is only 2 right now, but going with the extra height will probably make the swing last until she grows out of it completely. In fact if we had used 8 legs, the kiddie swing seat we also got would have been 6 inches off the ground. With 10 legs its 2.5 feet, the perfect height for an adult to push it. I ordered pressure treated (aka ground contact) lumber from Lowes. one 10 x 4 x 6, and four 10 x 4 x 4. The wood fit almost perfectly into the metal brackets. I had to use a hammer to tap one onto one end of the 4 x 6, but not the others. You will also need loops to hang the swing, or whatever youre hanging. Install those in the 4 x 6 BEFORE you attach the legs. After that I attached one leg on each side. I put up my Gorilla ladder (goes to an A-frame shape). Tied a rope through the swing loops on the 4x6, and threw the rope over the top of the ladder, then with a helper, we hoisted the 4 x 6 up until the legs were almost vertical. You need to block the bottom of the legs so they dont slide. When its near vertical, one person can hold it up while the other inserts the other 2 legs. Then set it all on the ground, go up the ladder and install the rest of the bolts.
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Broncorado
> 3 dayGreat playset brackets. Super sturdy, good hardware, fast shipping. No complaints, better than what they have at your local big box hardware store by a mile.
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Justin S.
> 3 dayExcellent fit and quality.
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Christopher walker
> 3 dayThe bracket is tight on the 4x6 beam. It’s best to use a rasp to file down the wood before driving it onto the beam. The 4x4 post fit easy.
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sarah harte
> 3 dayAdded this to our large solar array for some outside fun. Used Home depot Prowood pressure treated lumber. Went with a 12 foot 4x6 that is attached to an existing 6x6 and the other end is supported by 12 ft 4x4s buried into the ground about a foot. The top beam extends about 32 inches through the a frame bracket for the trapeze. The swings are a little tight with the two swings and I should have went with a 16 ft top beam. The bracket slid right onto the wood with no issues. I was expecting to have to plane the wood a bit based on reviews but that was not needed. Took maybe an hour to assemble and dig my holes to get it level. Seems to support my 200 lbs at full speed swinging no problem. The 6x6 is anchored in several hundred lbs of concrete though. You probably want anchors if you are building a free-standing frame.
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Allison S.
> 3 dayThis is a great swing set kit. My husband and I put it together fairly quickly this evening. We had to file down a little on a corner or 2 of the 4x4x8 legs, but everything went together without any problems. It is very sturdy and it is perfect for our babys swing!