Hapfan Swing Sets for Backyard with Saucer Swing,Belt Swing,Glider,Climbing Rope,Climbing Ladder

Plan on taking plenty of time to build this. I recommend you have a 1/2" deep socket, crescent wrench and a 5/8" open end wrench available. The worst part of the build is that most of the parts aren't labeled AND some are nearly identical. In particular one of the crossbars is exactly the same as another EXCEPT holes drilled through the middle. We had to disassemble and move things when we found ourselves needing a crossbar WITH holes! It would've been SO easy to put a sticker on each piece. As a side note, we also bought our grandkids a jungle gym (monkey bars) set from a different vendor which I also assembled. Each piece had a sticker on it and assembly was SO much easier! ON THE OTHER HAND this swingset is really nice, all the holes were predrilled in all the right places and it's easily sturdy enough for a good sized 9 year old or two! MAKE SURE TO ANCHOR it down-- with the INCLUDED anchors.

The climbing activities are primarily what drew my family to choose this swingset. We already have a stand-alone slide so this set not having one wasn't an issue for us. The only potential negative is the glider seats look hard and uncomfortable. Assembly was mostly easygoing. The parts are not marked and you need to figure them out via pictures in the instructions; the issue I came across there was figuring out the crossbars. The only other assembly issue was one of the glider bolts wasn't cut correctly and we couldn't thread the nut on; we replaced it with one from our local hardware store. Assembly took about 2.5 hours with just me beginning to loosely connect everything and after an hour in, my husband started helping using a ratchet socket wrench to tighten everything. For reference, in the assembled photo, my son is 44" tall.

This swing set is sturdy and looks nice, but it took 4.5 hours to assemble and a couple of steps required some creative ingenuity and some serious muscle to pull some metal pieces together. ....I had to enlist the help of a third person for one such task. With that said, the building is actually pretty straight forward and my kids love the final product. I'd gladly give 5 stars if it had been just a bit less strenuous to set up.

Ok we had 4 people assemble so it took no time at all. It's not supper tall but very sturdy and good quality. My 4-year-old loves it. Had my 9-year-old niece and 6-year-old niece with my 4-year-old all playing and have had no problems. If you're looking for simple but will last a long time and good overall quality, then this is a great purchase. Have no regrets.!

The media could not be loaded. For the price we paid, I expected far better quality than what was received. It took two people approximately 4 hours to put together. The instructions were terrible and had different images for the same part so it was hard to establish the exact placement for bolt heads and specific overlapping bars. Two sets of bars were mis-labeled in the packaging, another one was ripped off, and we had to drill out two metal holes that were never punched correctly in factory to get bolts into place. The paint had a lot of bubbles and our hands were coated in green dust from bars.Many parts are misaligned and had to be manhandled into place. The seesaw swing is bent sideways at the very top, so any kid that sits on one side hits the side of the support bar of the swing set while the other kid on the opposite side is playing Russian roulette with whoever is on the single swing beside them.The climbing bars are not welded correctly and dip in on one side while sticking out on the other.Spend your money on something better built. This was a major mistake that I now have to give away because there’s no way in hell that I can break it back down to return it!

Bought this for my 3yr and 20 mos old. As long as it holds up well, they will be able to grow into and use this for several years.Took my husband about 4hrs (without help) to assemble. I have no doubt you could cut that time back tremendously with another set of hands.One of the screws for the teeter totter seat was stripped and needed replaced. Slightly annoying, but an easy find at the hardware store.Everything seems to be built fairly well, although I definitely wouldn't leave the two swings out in the winter weather. (Wondering about how the rope will fair in winter also, but will have to wait and see.)For now, however, I am very satisfied, and the babies love it!

I assembled this entirely myself over two days, between various appointments. Super easy to follow directions. I added loctite to the screws/nuts with the final tightening to help prevent gradual unscrewing.Same afternoon it was finished, we had 5 kids and myself on it all at once, and there was no sway, buckling, or shaking at all. The metal climbing bars will NOT support an adult >200lbs, but the swing, net, and saucer totally do (the glider is too small for an adult). My little one is only 2, and the swing is able to hang low enough for her to get on and swing by herself.It's only day one, but i love this thing!ETA: 5months later and it's still awesome. An occasional bump while swinging, but we also have very very wet soil, so not surprised if things may have shifted slightly. Overall, money well spent.

My kids love the swingset, but its been up for only a week and its already rusted with some paint coming off. Not sure what to do to prevent it from rusting more. Was hoping to have it for several years, but now im worried since its rusting after only a week.