can you bolt the playset down?
1772008
I imagine it's possible, but it doesn't come equipped, as far as I know, with a way to do that. However, it's pretty heavy and the weight is well distributed, so it won't blow away or be knocked over by small children.
1706196
I had to build up the base for my slide to come down. We used landscape timbers and filled in with dirt to make ours land correctly. You would need to do domething similar off your deck .
2137738
You Cannot. The Bolts are Countersunk. Nut must be tightened from the rear.
1850439
I don't see that being a problem. The slide is held down by a few screws and the monkey bars with some brackets, but they are not attached to any particular piece of wood that has to go on one side or the other. Honestly the monkey bars is only three bars, barely enough for any kid to even swing on before they are putting their feet back down. If I was to build it again I would just tell my husband to leave them off. The set comes with extra pieces and it would have been enough to place slats across that opening to close it up so no one would fall back. I hope this helped.
1827542
yes I agree with Keith. I would prefer to bolt it solidly to the dome. hanging it on hooks seems a bit unstable. if you get a flat board (1x4 or 2x4) can you put this behind the dome bars and the slide in front and bolt the two together?
1817375
You'll need common tools such as a ratchet/socket or wrench. It comes with a net- ready to play almost instantly- most parts are preassembled.
288225
Yes....the piece drops into play yard...bassinet part comes out and the bed part of that is the piece that goes in the bottom
651543
Yes, it can be attached to a standard swing-set. It comes with ropes and bolts for attaching.
1853909
This is a big playset. I suppose 6-8 men could lift it and move it short distances in the backyard. If your moving by truck you'll have to disassemble it in sections or possibly completely if you don't have enough help to lift heavy sections.
1825261
It should be not too bad to get over. Just put it in the high setting and tilt it back. If all fails you could just make a ramp with some boards.
270999
Not sure, but you could probably drill through the four (heavy duty steel) feet and bolt it down. To wood? To concrete/cement? Not sure why you'd want to. It's fairly stable, and that would obviously reduce your ability to move it around.
1568162
We hung ours to an existing wooden swing set. It comes with two snap hook connectors that connects the two black ropes together on each side. We had to add chains to each side to lower the swing down, because the black ropes aren't long enough to hang from the frame on our swing set. That might be the only thing you have to add. Hope this helps!
184824
there is a bar you can buy that goes on top of the set... I would recommend buying that..... it may swing easier... I however just attached to hook already on swing set...
1122088
No, it needs to be bolted down. I wouldn't risk this thing dropping to the floor. That would be a shame because it's really nice
43001
I don't think so. The towers are assembled first and the beam for the swings attaches to the lower tower. You could build it without slides and ladder or rock wall access to the tower decks for the interim.
776187
I bought this for my godson, but from what i remember setting it up you can have the trampoline freestanding. Overall this playset was an exceptional value.
1758713
Yes, it can be bolted down and comes with the hardware to bolt it to the floor.