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Model # 1905023B

Dakota Ridge

Wooden Swing Set

Owner's Manual & Assembly Instructions

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Adventure

Playsets,

and

Leisure

Time

Products.

Backyard

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Wood

Play

Structure

Backyard

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wooden

play

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be

free

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defects

in

materials

and

workmanship

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a

period

of

two

(2)

years

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and

decay

from

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original

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date.

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Metal

Play

Structure

Backyard

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play

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defects

in

materials

and

workmanship

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(5)

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Regular

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and

performance

of

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Failure

by

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owner

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maintain

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requirements

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Natural

occurring

properties

of

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such

as

twisting,

warping,

checking,

peeling

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any

other

natural

occurring

properties

of

wood

that

do

not

affect

performance

or

integrity.

•

Installation

—

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warranty

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and

void

if

installation

is

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accordance

with

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Assembly

Instructions.

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Labor

for

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inspection

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Labor

for

replacement

of

any

defective

item(s)

•

Incidental

or

consequential

damages

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Cosmetic

defects,

including

rusting,

color

fading,

minor

cracks,

corrosion,

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performance

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Vandalism,

improper

use,

failure

due

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loading

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use

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capacities

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applicable

Assembly

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•

Acts

of

nature

including

but

not

limited

to

wind,

storms,

hail,

floods,

excessive

water

exposure.

•

Improper

installation

including

but

not

limited

to

installation

on

uneven,

unlevel,

or

soft

ground.

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quality.

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modifications

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Owner's

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Operating

Instructions

and

Safety

Warnings

•••••

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A

WARNING:

A

BURN

HAZARD

•

Pay

special

attention

to

plastic

and

metal

surfaces

as

they

may

be

hot

enough

to

cause

burns.

•

Always

check

the

temperature

of

the

product

before

NOTE:

.

letting

your

children

play

on

it.

•

Remember

that

the

product

may

cause

burns

if

left

Your

Children's

Safety

Is

Our

#1

Concern!

in

direct

sunlight.

Observe

the

following

statements

and

warnings

to

reduce

the

likelihood

•

Always

be

aware

of

the

sun

and

weather

conditions,

of

serious

or

fatal

injury.

Please

review

these

safety

rules

regularly

with

and

do

not

assume

that

the

equipment

is

safe

your

children.

because

the

air

temperature

is

not

very

high.

..

•

Children

MUST

NOT

use

this

playcenter

until

unit

has

been

•

Instruct

children

to

LOOK

before

they

slide

to

make

sure

no

completely

assembled

and

inspected

by

an

adult

to

ensure

one

is

at

the

bottom.

set

has

been

properly

installed

and

anchored.

•

DO

NOT

allow

children

to

go

down

slide

head

first

or

run

up

•

Equipment

is

recommended

for

use

by

children

3

to

10

years

slide.

of

age.

•

DRESS

CHILDREN

APPROPRIATELY.

(Examples

would

include

wearing

well

-fitting

shoes

and

the

avoidance

of

ponchos,

•

This

Playcenter

is

designed

for

a

specific

number

of

occupants

scarfs,

and

other

loose

-fitting

clothing

that

is

potentially

whose

combined

weight

should

not

exceed

the

designated

hazardous

while

using

equipment).

Children

must

wear

shoes

weight

on

the

elevatedfloor

or

the

swing

area.

The

total

unit

when

using

the

play

set.

Do

not

allow

children

to

wear

open

capacity

is

outlined

in

the

Basic

Setup

Dimensions

section

of

toe

or

heel

footwear

like

sandals,

flip-flops

or

clogs.

instruction

manual.

The

maximum

fall

height

and

recommended

play

area

is

also

available

in

the

Basic

Setup

•

DO

NOT

allow

children

to

climb

when

the

equipment

is

wet.

Dimensions

section

of

the

manual.

•

Children

should

NEVER

jump

from

a

fort

deck.

They

should

•

On

-site,

continuous

adult

supervision

is

REQUIRED.

MOST

always

use

the

ladder,

ramp

or

slide.

SERIOUS

INJURIES

AND

DEATHS

ON

PLAYGROUND

EQUIPMENT

•

Children

should

NEVER

be

allowed

to

crawl

or

walk

across

the

HAVE

OCCURRED

WHILE

CHILDREN

WERE

UNSUPERVISED!

top

of

monkey

bars.

•

DO

NOT

allow

children

to

walk

close

to,

in

front

of,

behind,

or

•

DO

NOT

allow

children

to

crawl

on

top

of

a

fort

roof.

between

moving

swings

or

other

moving

playground

equipment.

•

Verify

that

any

suspended

climbing

ropes,

chain,

or

cable

are

secured

at

both

ends

and

that

they

cannot

be

looped

back

on

•

DO

NOT

let

children

stand

on

swings.

themselves

as

to

create

an

entanglement

hazard.

•

Children

should

NOT

twist

the

chains

and

ropes

and

should

DO

NOT

let

children

attach

items

to

the

playground

not

loop

them

over

the

top

support

bar,

this

could

reduce

the

equipment

that

are

not

specifically

designed

for

use

with

the

strength

of

the

chain

or

rope.

equipment.

Items

such

as,

but

not

limited

to,

jump

ropes,

clothesline,

pet

leashes,

cables

and

chain

can

cause

a

•

DO

NOT

let

children

push

empty

seats.

The

seat

could

hit

strangulation

hazard.

them

and

cause

serious

injury.

•

Children

should

NEVER

wrap

their

legs

around

swing

chain.

•

Instruct

and

teach

children

to

sit

in

the

center

of

the

swings

with

their

full

weight

on

the

seats.

•

DO

NOT

allow

children

to

slide

down

the

swing

chain.

•

DO

NOT

allow

children

to

use

the equipment

in

a

manner

•

Instruct

children

to

remove

their

bike

or

other

sports

helmet

other

than

intended.

before

playing

on

playground

equipment.

•

Instruct

children

NOT

to

get

off

equipment

while

it

is

in

•

NEVER

add

extra

length

to

chain

or

rope.

The

chains

or

ropes

motion.

provided

are

the

maximum

length

designed

for

the

swinging

element(s).

•

Instruct

children

to

ALWAYS

go

down

slides

feetfirst.

Never

•

On

sunny

and/or

hot

days,

check

the

slide

and

other

plastic

slideheadfirst.

rides

to

assure

that

they

are

nothot

to

the

touch

to

cause

burns.

Cool

hot

slide

and

rides

with

water

and

wipe

dry

prior

to

using.

Modifications

•

Modifications

made

by

the

consumer

to

the

original

activity

toy

shall

be

carried

out

according

to

the

instructions

of

the

manufacturer.

In

particular,

instructions

shall

be

provided

with

kit/accessory

about

the

installation

of

rope/nets

concerning

the

minimum

diameter,

the

need

for

fixation

at

both

ends,

overall

length,

and

positioning

in

relation

to

other

structures.

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Owner's

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Please

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Assembly

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•

••

•

Positioning

Your

Playcenter

Suggested

Playground

Surfacing

•

The

playcenter

is

designed

to

be

installed

on

a

level

•

Do

not

install

home

playground

equipment

over

surface

by

an

adult

with

an

adult

helper.

Place

concrete,

asphalt,

packed

earth,

grass,

carpet,

or

any

in

a

fl

at

area

of

your

yard

to

minimize

ground

other

hard

surface.

A

fall

onto

a

hard

surface

can

preparation.

result

in

serious

injury

to

the

equipment

user.

•

Choose

a

level

location

for

the

equipment.

This

can

•

Do

not

install

loose

fill

surfacing

over

hard

surfaces

reduce

the

likelihood

of

the

play

set

tipping

over

and

such

as

concrete

or

asphalt.

loose

-fill

surfacing

material

washing

away

during

heavy

rains.

•

Shredded

bark

mulch,

wood

chips,

fine

sand

and

fine

gravel,

are

added

as

shock

absorbing

materials

after

•

Place

the

equipment

not

less

than

6'-7"

(2.0

m)

from

assembly.

If

used

properly

these

materials

can

absorb

any

structure

or

obstruction

such

as

a

fence,

garage,

some

of

impact

of

a

child's

fall.

house,

overhanging

branches,

laundry

lines,

or

electrical

wires.

•

All

surface

material

should

extend

a

minimum

of

6'-7"

(2.0

m)

feet

in

all

directions

around

the

play

area.

•

Provide

enough

room

so

that

the

children

can

use

the

equipment

safely.

For

example,

for

structures

with

•

Do

not

apply

playground

surfacing

until

after

the

unit

multiple

play

activities,

a

slide

should

not

exit

in

front

is

completely

constructed.

Playset

should

not

be

built

of

a

swing.

on

top

of

surfacing.

•

It

is

a

good

idea

to

place

your

playcenter

in

an

area

that

•

Use

containment,

such

as

digging

out

around

the

is

convenient

for

adults

to

watch

children

at

play.

perimeter

and/or

lining

the

perimeter

with

landscape

edging.

•

Create

a

site

free

of

obstacles

that

could

cause

injuries

—

such

as

low

overhanging

tree

branches,

overhead

•

Installations

of

rubber

tiles

or

poured

-in

-place

wires,

tree

stumps

and/or

roots,

large

rocks,

bricks

and

surfaces

(other

than

loose

-fill

materials)

generally

concrete.

Additional

suggestions

in

the

Suggested

require

a

professional

and

are

not

"do-it-yourself"

Playground

Surfacing

Section.

projects.

•

Do

not

build

your

playset

on

top

of

surfacing

material.

•

Shall

use

Playground

Surfacing

Materials

(other

than

loose

-fill

material)

which

comply

with

the

safety

•

Locate

bare

metal

platforms

and

slides

out

of

direct

standard

ASTM

F1292

Standard

Specification

of

sunlight

to

reduce

the

likelihood

of

serious

burns.

A

slide

Impact

Attenuation

of

Surfacing

Materials

within

the

that

faces

north

will

receive

the

least

direct

sunlight.

Use

Zone

of

Playground

Equipment.

•

Separate

active

and

quiet

activities

from

each

other.

•

Anchors

shall

be

placed

as

instructed

to

reduce

For

example,

locate

sandboxes

away

from

swings

or

tipping

hazards.

use

a

guardrail

or

barrier

to

separate

the

sandbox

from

the

movement

of

the

swings.

The

following

chart

explains

the

fall

height

in

feet

from

which

a

life

threatening

head

injury

would

not

be

expected

Critical

Heights

in

feet

(m)

of

Tested

Materials

Material

Uncompressed

Depth

Compressed

Depth

6"

(152mm)

9"

(228mm)

12"

(304mm)

to

9"

(228mm)

Wood

Chips

7'

(2.13m)

10-12'

(3.0-3.6m)

11'

(3.35m)

10'

(3.05m)

Double

-Shredded

Bark

Mulch

6'

(1.83m)

10-12'

(3.0-3.6m)

11'

(3.35m)

7'

(2.13m)

Engineered

Wood

Fibers

6'

(1.83m)

7'

(2.13m)

>12'

(3.66m)

6'

(1.83m)

Fine

Sand

5'

(1.52m)

5'

(1.52m)

9'

(2.74m)

5'

(1.52m)

Coarse

Sand

5'

(1.52m)

5'

(1.52m)

6'

(1.83m)

4'

(1.22m)

Fine

Gravel

5'

(1.52m)

7'

(2.13m)

10'

(3.05m)

6'

(1.83m)

Medium

Gravel

5'

(1.52m)

5'

(1.52m)

6'

(1.83m)

5'

(1.52m)

Shredded

Tires*

10-12'

(3.0-3.6m)

N/A N/A N/A

"This

data

is

from

tests

conducted

by

independent

testing

laboratories

on

a

6

-inch

depth

of

uncompressed

shredded

tire

samples

produced

by

four

manufacturers.

The

tests

reported

critical

heights,

which

varied

from

10

feet

to

greater

than

12

feet.

It

is

recommended

that

persons

seeking

to

install

shredded

tires

as

a

protective

surface

request

test

data

from

the

supplier

showing

the

critical

height

of

the

material

when

it

was

tested

in

accordance

with

ASTM

F1292.

6

•

••••

• •

•

Owner's

Manual

Please

Read

This

Before

Starting

Assembly

• • •

•••

•

APPENDIX

A

The

following

information

is

from

the

United

States

X3.1.3.2

Do

not

install

loose

-fill

surfacing

over

hard

ConsumerProductSafetyCommission'slnformation

surfaces

such

as

concrete

or

asphalt.

X3.1.4

Poured

-In

-Place

Surfaces

or

Pre

-Manufactured

Sheet

for

playground

surfacing

material;

also

see

Rubber

Tiles

—

You

may

be

interested

in

using

surfacing

other

than

the

following

website

for

additional

information:

loose

-fill

materials

—

like

rubber

tiles

or

poured

-in

-place

surfaces.

www.cpsc.gov

X3.1.4.1

Installations

of

these

surfaces

generally

require

a

professional

and

are

not

"do-it-yourself"

projects.

X3.

SECTION

4

OF

THE

CONSUMER

PRODUCT

SAFETY

X3.1.4.2

Review

surface

specification

before

purchasing

this

COMMISSION'S

OUTDOOR

HOME

PLAYGROUND

SAFETY

type

of

surfacing.

Ask

the

installer/manufacturer

for

a

report

showing

HANDB

0

OK

9

that

the

product

has

been

tested

to

the

following

safety

standard:

X3.1

Select

Protective

Surfacing

—One

of

the

most

ASTM

F

1292

Standard

Specification

for

Impact

Attenuation

of

important

things

you

can

do

to

reduce

the

likelihood

of

serious

head

Surfacing

Materials

within

the

Use

Zone

of

Playground

Equipment.

injuries

is

to

install

shock

-absorbing

protective

surfacing

under

This

report

should

show

the

specific

height

for

which

the

surface

is

and

around

your

play

equipment.

The

protective

surfacing

should

intended

to

protect

against

serious

head

injury.

This

height

should

be

applied

to

a

depth

that

is

suitable

for

the

equipment

height

in

be

equal

to

or

greater

than

the

fall

height

-

vertical

distance

between

accordance

with

ASTM

Specification

F

1292.

There

are

different

a

designated

play

surface

(elevated

surface

for

standing,

sitting,

types

of

surfacing

to

choose

from;

whichever

product

you

select,

or

climbing)

and

the

protective

surfacing

below

-

of

your

play

follow

these

guidelines:

equipment

X3.1.1

Loose

-Fill

Materials:

X3.1.4.3

Check

the

protective

surfacing

frequently

for

wear.

X3.1.1.1

Maintain

a

minimum

depth

of

9

inches

of

loose-

X3.1.5

Placement

—

Proper

placement

and

maintenance

of

fi

ll

materials

such

as

wood

mulch/chips,

engineered

wood

fi

ber

protective

surfacing

is

essential.

Be

sure

to:

(EWF),

or

shredded/recycled

rubber

mulch

for

equipment

up

to

8

X3.1.5.1

Extend

surfacing

at

least

6

feet

from

the

equipment

feet

high;

and

9

inches

of

sand

or

pea

gravel

for

equipment

up

to

5

in

all

directions.

feet

high.

NOTE:

An

initial

fi

ll

level

of

12

inches

will

compress

to

X3.1.5.2

For

to

-fro

swings,

extend

protective

surfacing

in

about

a

9

-inch

depth

of

surfacing

overtime.

The

surfacing

will

also

front

of

and

behind

the

swing

to

a

distance

equal

to

twice

the

height

compact,

displace,

and

settle,

and

should

be

periodically

refilled

to

of

the

top

bar

from

which

the

swing

is

suspended.

maintain

at

least

a

9

-inch

depth.

X3.1.2

Use

a

minimum

of

6

inches

of

protective

surfacing

9

This

information

has

been

extracted

from

the

CPSC

publications

for

play

equipment

less

than

4

feet

in

height.

If

maintained

properly,

"Playground

Surfacing

—

Technical

Information

Guide"

and

"Handbook

this

should

be

adequate.

(At

depths

less

than

6

inches,

the

protective

for

Public

Playground

Safety."

Copies

of

these

reports

can

be

obtained

by

material

is

too

easily

displaced

or

compacted.)

sending

a

postcard

to

the:

Office

of

Public

Affairs,

U.S.

Consumer

Product

Safety

Commission,

Washington,

D.C.,

20207

or

call

the

toll

-free

hotline:

1-800-638-2772.

NOTE:

Do

not

install

home

playground

equipment

over

concrete,

asphalt,

or

any

other

hard

surface.

A

fall

onto

a

hard

surface

can

The

American

Society

for

Testing

and

Materials

takes

no

position

respecting

result

in

serious

injury

to

the

equipment

user.

Grass

and

dirt

are

not

the

validity

of

any

parent

right

asserted

in

connection

with

any

item

considered

protective

surfacing

because

wear

and

environmental

mentioned

in

this

standard.

Users

of

this

standard

are

expressly

advised

factors

can

reduce

their

shock

absorbing

effectiveness.

Carpeting

that

determination

of

the

validity

of

any

such

parent

rights,

and

the

risk

of

and

thin

mats

are

generally

not

adequate

protective

surfacing.

infringement

of

such

rights,

are

entirely

their

own

responsibility.

Ground

level

equipment

such

as

a

sandbox,

activity

wall,

playhouse

or

other

equipment

that

has

no

elevated

play

surface

-

does

not

need

The

standard

is

subject

to

revision

at

any

time

by

the

responsible

technical

any

protective

surfacing.

committee

and

must

be

reviewed

every

fi

ve

years

and

if

not

revised,

either

approved

or

withdrawn.

Your

comments

are

invited

either

for

revision

X3.1.3

Use

containment,

such

as

digging

out

around

the

of

this

standard

or

for

additional

standards

and

should

be

addressed

to

perimeter

and/or

lining

the

perimeter

with

landscape

edging.

Don't

ASTM

Headquarters.

Your

comments

will

receive

careful

consideration

at

forget

to

account

for

water

drainage.

a

meeting

of

the

responsible

technical

committee,

which

you

may

attend.

X3.1.3.1

Check

and

maintain

the depth

of

the

loose-

If

you

feel

that

your

comments

have

not

received

a

fair

hearing

you

should

fi

ll

surfacing

material.

To

maintain

the

right

amount

of

loose

-fill

make

your

views

known

to

the

ASTM

Committee

on

Standards.

100

Barr

materials,

mark

the

correct

level

on

play

equipment

support

posts.

Harbor

Drive,

West

Conshohocken,

PA

19428.

That

way

you

can

easily

see

when

to

replenish

and/or

redistribute

the

surfacing.

7

• • •

•• •• ••

• • •

Owner's

Manual

Instructions

for

Proper

Maintenance

•

••••••

IT

IS

IMPORTANT

TO

CHECK

AND

TIGHTEN

ALL

HARDWARE

AT

THE

BEGINNING

AND

DURING

THE

SEASON

AS

THEY

MAY

LOOSEN

DUE

TO

WOOD

EXPANSION

AND

CONTRACTION.

At

the

beginning

of

each

play

season

Additional

Maintenance

•

Tighten

all

hardware.

•

Check

the

swing

beam

and

hardware

every

two

•

Lubricate

all

metallic

moving

parts

per

manufacturer's

weeks

due

to

wood

expansion

and

contraction.

It

is

instructions.

particularly

important

that

this

procedure

be

followed

•

Check

all

protective

coverings

on

bolts,

pipes,

edges,

at

the

beginning

of

each

season.

and

corners.

Replace

if

they

are

loose,

cracked,

or

•

Inspect

wood

parts

monthly.

The

grain

of

the

wood

missing.

sometimes

will

lift

in

the

dry

season

causing

splinters

•

Check

all

moving

parts

including

swing

seats,

to

appear.

Light

sand

may

be

necessary

to

maintain

a

ropes,

cables,

and

chains

for

wear,

rust,

or

other

safe

playing

environment.

Treat

your

playset

with

stain

deterioration.

Replace

as

needed.

regularly,

to

help

prevent

severe

checking/splitting

and

•

Check

metal

parts

for

rust.

If

found,

sand

and

other

weather

damage.

repaint

using

a

non

lead

-based

paint

meeting

the

.

A

waterborne

transparent

stain

has

been

applied

to

requirements

of

16

CFR

1303.

your

playset.

This

is

done

for

color

only.

Once

or

twice

•

Check

all

wood

members

for

deterioration

a

year,

depending

on

your

climate

conditions,

you

must

and

splinters.

Sand

down

splinters

and

replace

apply

some

type

of

protection

(sealant)

to

the

wood

deteriorating

wood

members.

of

your

unit.

Prior

to

the

application

of

sealant,

lightly

•

Reinstall

any

plastic

parts, such

as

swing

seats

or

any

sand

any

"rough"

spots

on

your

playset.

Please

note

this

other

items

that

were

removed

for

the

cold

season.

is

a

requirement

of

your

warranty.

•

Rake

and

check

depth

of

loose

fi

ll

protective

surfacing

•

Assembling

and

maintaining

the

playset

on

a

level

materials

to

prevent

compaction

and

to

maintain

location

is

very

important.

As

your

children

play,

your

appropriate

depth.

Replace

as

necessary.

playset

will

slowly

dig

its

way

into

the

soil,

and

it

is

very

important

that

it

settles

evenly.

Make

sure

the

playset

is

Twice

a

month

during

play

season

level

and

true

one

each

year

or

at

the

beginning

of

each

play

season.

•

Tighten

all

hardware.

•

Check

all

protective

coverings

on

bolts,

pipes,

edges,

&

Disposal

Instructions

corners.

Replace

if

they

are

loose,

cracked,

or

missing.

•

Rake

and

check

depth

of

loose

fi

ll

protective

surfacing

When

the

Playcenter

use

is

no

longer

materials

to

prevent

compaction

and

to

maintain

desired,

it

should

be

disassembled

appropriate

depth.

Replace

as

necessary.

and

disposed

of

in

such

a

way

that

no

unreasonable

hazards

will

exist

at

the

•

Once

a

month

during

play

season.

time

the

unit

is

discarded.

•

Lubricate

all

metallic

moving

parts

per

manufacturer's

Third

Party

Assembly

instructions.

•

Customer

may,

in

their

sole

discretion,

elect

to

use

a

•

Check

all

moving

parts

including

swing

seats,

third

party

person

or

service

to

assemble

this

product.

ropes,

cables,

and

chains

for

wear,

rust,

or

other

Backyard

Discovery

assumes

no

responsibility

or

deterioration.

Replace

as

needed.

liability

for

any

charge

incurred

by

the

Customer

for

any

assembly

services.

Please

see

our

warranty

for

more

information

about

damaged

and

missing

part

At

the

end

of

each

season

or

when

replacement

coverage.

Backyard

Discovery

will

not

the

temperature

drops

below

32°

F

reimburse

Customer

for

the

price

of

parts

purchased

•

Modifications

made

by

the

consumer

to

the

original

•

Remove

plastic

swing

seats

and

other

items

as

specified

by

activity

toy

shall

be

carried

out

according

to

the

manufacturer

and

take

indoors

or

do

not

use.

instructions

of

the

manufacturer.

In

particular,

instruc-

•

Rake

and

check

depth

of

loose

fi

ll

protective

surfacing

tions

shall

be

provided

with

kit/accessory

about

the

materials

to

prevent

compaction

and

to

maintain

installation

of

rope/nets

concerning

the

minimum

appropriate

depth.

Replace

as

necessary.

diameter,

the

need

for

fixation

ends,

overall

length,

and

positioning

in

relation

to

other

at

both

structures.

OWNERS

SHALL

BE

RESPONSIBLE

FOR

MAINTAINING

THE

LEGIBILITY

OF

THE

WARNING

LABELS

8

• • •

•• •• ••

• • •

Owner's

Manual

Instructions

for

Proper

Maintenance

•

Your

Backyard

Discovery

structure

is

designed

and

constructed

of

quality

materials.

As

with

all

outdoor

products

it

will

weather

and

wear.

To

maximize

the

enjoyment,

safety

and

life

of

your

structure

it

is

important

that

you

properly

maintain

it.

About

Our

Wood

Backyard

Discovery

uses

100%

Cedar

(C.

Lanceolata)

wood.

Although

we

take

great

care

in

selecting

the

best

quality

lumber

available,

wood

is

still

a

product

of

nature

and

susceptible

to

weathering

which

can

change

the

appearance

of

your

set.

What

causes

weathering?

Does

it

affect

How

can

I

reduce

the

amount

of

the

strength

of

my

product?

weathering

to

wood

product?

One

of

the

main

reasons

for

weathering

is

the

1.

Your

wood

product

is

coated

with

a

water

-

effects

of

water

(moisture);

the

moisture

content

based

stain.

Sunlight

will

break

down

the

coating,

of

the

wood

at

the

surface

is

different

than

the

so

we

recommend

applying

a

water

repellent

or

interior

of

the

wood.

As

the

climate

changes,

stain

on

a

yearly

basis

(see

your

local

stain

and

moisture

moves

in

or

out

of

the

wood,

causing

paint

supplier

for

a

recommended

product).

You

tension

which

can

result

in

checking

and

or

must

apply

some

type

of

protection

(sealant)

warping.

You

can

expect

the

following

due

to

the

wood

of

your

product.

Please

note

this

weathering.

These

changes

will

not

affect

the

is

a

requirement

of

your

warranty.

Most

strength

of

the

product:

weathering

is

just

the

normal

result

of

nature

and

will

not

affect

safety.

However

if

you

are

1.

Checking

is

surface

cracks

in

the

wood

along

the

concerned

that

a

part

has

experienced

a

severe

grain.

A

post

(4"

x

4")

will

experience

more

checking

weathering

problem

please

call

our

customer

than

a

board

(1"

x

4")

because

the

surface

and

service

department

for

further

assistance.

interior

moisture

content

will

vary

more

widely

than

in

thinner

wood.

2.

Inspect

wood

parts

monthly.

The

grain

of

the

wood

sometimes

will

lift

in

the

dry

season

2.

Warping

results

from

any

distortion

(twisting,

causing

splinters

to

appear.

Light

sanding

may

cupping)

from

the

original

plane

of

the

board

and

be

necessary

to

maintain

a

safe

environment.

often

happens

from

rapid

wetting

and

drying

of

the

Treating

your

Product

with

protection

(sealant)

wood.

after

sanding

will

help

prevent

severe

checking/

splitting

and

other

weather

damage.

3.

Fadinghappens

as

a

natural

change

in

the

wood

color

as

it

is

exposed

to

sun

-light

and

will

turn

grey

over

time.

9

• • •

••

• •

•• ••

•

Owner's

Manual

Assembly

Tips

•••••

•

A\Protrusion

Hazard

Incorrect

Correct

If

you

see

exposed

threads

and

your

bolt

protrudes

beyond

the

T

-Nut

you

may

have

over

-

tightened

the

bolt

or

used

incorrect

hardware.

If

you've

overtightened,

remove

the

bolt

and

add

washers

to

eliminate

the

protrusion.

1/8"

Proper

Hardware

Assembly

-

BOLT

Bolt

and

T

-Nut

Assembly

Tap

T

-nut

into

the

provided

hole.

Insert

your

bolt

through

the

lock

washer

and

insert

into

the

provided

hole

opposite

from

the

T

-Nut.

Turn

clockwise

to

thread

into

T

-nut.

Do

not

completely

tighten

until

instructed.

-to

LOCK

WASHER

Bolt

and

Barrel

Nut

Assembly

—BOLT

Insert

barrel

nut

through

the

lock

washer

and

press

the

pair

4

0

through

the

provided

hole.

Insert

your

bolt

through

the

second

i

BARREL

NUT

lock

washer

and

insert

the

pair

into

the

provided

hole

opposite

LOCK

WASHER

from

the

barrel

nut.

Turn

clockwise

to

thread

into

the

barrel

nut.

Do

not

completely

tighten

until

instructed.

LOCK

WASHER

Lag

Assembly

-LAG

SCREW

Normally

there

will

be

a

pre

-drilled

pilot

hole

on

assemblies

that

require

a

Lag

Screw.

If

there

is

no

pilot

hole,

line

up

the

two

boards

as

they

are

to

be

attached

and

use

the

factory

drilled

hole

as

a

guide

to

drill

another

pilot

hole

into

the

adjoining

board.

This

will

keep

the

wood

from

splitting.

Only

a

lock

washer

is

required

for

steps

with

Lag

Screws.

LOCK

WASHER

10

• • •

••

• •

• • •

Owner's

Manual

Assembly

Tips

•••••

•

••

•

n

ASSEMBLY

TIP:

V

Keep

an

eye

out

for

these

boxes

which

will

contain

helpful

pictures

and

information

making

the

assembly

process

as

quick

and

painless

as

possible.

Sorting

Wood

41D.,

IN

ink

%Aft

0

Ask

When

removing

the

wood

from

the

boxes

we

recommend

arranging

them

by

part

number

before

you

begin

assembly.

This

will

allow

for

faster

assembly

and

easily

identify

any

parts

that

may

be

missing

or

damaged.

Sorting

Hardware

NUT

BARREL

SCREW

T

-NUT

WASHER

FLAT

BOLT

HEX

BOLT

SCREW

PWH

H100545 H100695

H100699

H100706 H100716 H100718

H100742

I!

To

help

with

assembly

we

recommend

sorting

your

hardware

bags

with

the

seven

digit

alpha

-numeric

number

printed

on

the

bags

or

by

hardware

type

(i.e.

bolts,

nuts,

etc.).

Organizing

your

hardware

will

make

assembly

easier.

Hardware

Identification

•

Hardware

bags

are

printed

with

a

seven

digit

alpha

-numeric

part

A\\\\\\\\

number.

During

assembly

you

only

need

to

reference

the

last

three

digits

1

92

(x2)

378

BOLTWH

1990O

of

the

part

number

aS

noted

in

each

(x2)

5/16

x

1-3/4

-

H100378

step.

This

will

make

fi

nding

the

correct

hardware

easier.

378(x2)

198(x2)

11

Basic

Setup

Dimensions

Place

the

set

on

level

ground,

not

less

than

6.6

ft

[2

m]

from

any

structure

or

obstruction

such

as

a

fence,

garage,

house,

overhanging

branches,

laundry

lines,

or

electrical

wires.

6.6

ft Safe

Play

Zone

[2.0

m]

'<

>

-

•

- - -

<

>

33

22.28

ft

5-

10.29

ft

[6.8

m]

[3.1

m]

-.I

6.6

ft

[2.0m]

12.95

ft

[3.9

m]

24.8

ft

[7.6

m]

General

Information:

Your

set

has

been

designed

and

engineered

for

children

only

and

for

residential

use

only.

•1

,

A

maximum

of

150

lbs.

per

child

is

recommended

for

play

activities

designed

for

individual

use.

9.04

ft

A

maximum

of

120

lbs.

per

child

is

recommended

for

[

2

.

8

m]

6.08

play

activities

designed

for

multiple

child

use.

[1.9

ft

m]

A

maximum

of

9

children

is

recommended

for

this

1

\_)

swing

set.

Important

Assembly

Notes

Safe

play

height:

15.04'[4.6

m]

Maximum

fall

height:

6.08'

[1.9

m]

1)

While

assembling

unit,

take

time

before

and

after

each

step

to

make

sure

fort

is

level.

If

fort

is

not

level,

assembly

will

be

difficult

and

improper

assembly

may

result.

Extra

care

must

be

taken

to

ensure

the

fort

is

square.

2)

Tighten

bolts

securely,

tighten

nuts

on

bolts

flush

to

the

tube

or

member.

3)

Pay

close

attention

to

the

ITEMS

NEEDED

FOR

EACH

STEP.

They

can

be

a

valuable

aid

when

sorting

your

wood

and

hardware.

Assembly

will

be

made

easier

if

items

are

sorted

by

step.

4)

Pay

close

attention

to

make

sure

you

are

using

the

correct

hardware

in

the

correct

steps.

Using

incorrect

hardware

may

result

in

improper

assembly.

5)

Whenever

a

T

-nut

is

used,

follow

these

directions.

Place

T

-nut

in

pre

-drilled

hole.

Tap

in

with

hammer.

Place

bolt

with

washers

in

the

opposite

side.

Hand

tighten

to

make

sure

the

bolt

is

in

the

T

-nut.

DO

NOT

over

tighten.

6)

Read

the

steps

of

each

step

thoroughly.

The

written

steps

may

include

important

information

not

shown

in

the

illustrations.

12

Tools

Required

for

Installation:

(These

are

the

tools

that

are

generally

required

for

assembly

of

our

outdoor

products.

These

tools

are

not

included

with

the

outdoor

product

purchase.)

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El

1 ' 0

(Phillips

Screw

Driver)

(Level

24")

(Open

End

Wrenches

1/2")

(Square)

(Tape

Measure)

(Claw

Hammer)

(Rubber

Mallet

-

Optional)

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4;

p,

i t

i

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i

1

I

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(Drill

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1/2"

STD

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Phillips

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Socket

1/2"

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p

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oc

k

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t

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/

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(An

Adult

w/

an

Adult

(1/8",

7/16"

&

3/8"

(Ladder)

Drill

Bits)

Helper)

Icons

and

their

uses

you

will

see

throughout

this

manual

l

When

you

see

this

icon

you

will

need

You

will

need

to

make

sure

that

your

assembly

is

square

before

tightening

a

h

)

your

bolts.

I

Ap

e

a

socket

wrench.

The

icons

below

show

10O

the

size

of

attachments

needed

for

assembly

1/2.

0

11

24

„

For

proper

assembly

you

will

need

to

d e

This

icon

warns

you

to

not

over

tighten

ensure

that

your

structure

is

level

before

ilt4

your

bolts.

This

is

to

prevent

structural

proceeding

to

the

damage

and

also

splintering

your

wood.

_____

Some

steps

in

the

assembly

process

will

require

an

extra

set

of

hands.

Make

sure

e

you

have

a

helper

available.

_--.

A

ladder

will

be

needed

for

assembly.

/—___I

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NOT

stand

on

the

set

when

it

is

incomplete,

unstable,

and

not

anchored.

}

Failure

to

do

so

may

result

in

injury.

This

icon

will

show

you

what

drill

CA)

1

This

icon

shows

the

size

of

an

open

attachments

are

needed.

For

thi

s

ended

wrench.

Using

the

wrench

as

the

r

.....

example

you

will

need

a

Phillips

head

fraction

bar.

attachment

and

3/8

drill

bit.

3

0"‘

i

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Parts

Identification

Hardware

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BOLT

WH

5/16x4

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H100021

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18

Parts Identification

Hardware

- T-40 TORX WRENCH - A100041

(1)

(1) - T-40 TORX BIT - A100042

(1) - T-30 TORX WRENCH - H100114

(1) - T-30 TORX BIT - H100147

- NUT BARREL WH 5/16x5/8 - H100004

(4)

- NUT BARREL WH 5/16x7/8 - H100005

(32)

- NUT BARREL WH 5/16x1 1/2 - H100006

(4)

- NUT BARREL WH 5/16x1 3/4 - H100007

(2)

- NUT BARREL WH 1/4x5/8 - H100136

(12)

- LAG SCREW WH 5/16x1 1/2 - H100026

(4)

- LAG SCREW WH 5/16x2 - H100027

(15)

- LAG SCREW WH 5/16x2 1/2 - H100028

(7)

- LAG SCREW WH 1/4x1-1/2 - H100145

(12)

- WASHER LOCK EXT 8x19 - H100030

(114)

- WASHER LOCK EXT 12x19 - H100031

(36)

- WASHER SPLIT 5/16 - H100095

(4)

- WASHER SAFETY 17x30 - H100103

(4)

- WASHER FLAT 8x27 - H100105

(15)

- WASHER FLAT 9x18 - H100106

(4)

- WASHER LOCK INT 8x15 - H100108

(15)

- WASHER LOCK EXT 6x15 - H100138

(12)

- WASHER LOCK EXT 8x15 - H100139

(12)

- T-NUT 1/4 - H100072

(23)

- T-NUT 5/16 - H100074

(91)

- NUT LOCK 5/16 - H100110

(9)

- NUT BARREL WH 1/4x7/8 - H100140

(4)

19

Parts Identification

Hardware

- BOLT HEX 5/16x1 1/4 - H100042

(4)

- BOLT HEX 5/16x2-3/4 - H100047

(2)

- BOLT PTH 1/4x1 1/4 - H100062

(2)

- BOLT PTH 1/4x3/4 - H100063

(11)

- SCREW PFH 8x1-1/4" - H100087

(29)

- SCREW PFH 8x1-1/8" - H100088

(64)

- SCREW PFH 8x1-3/4" - H100089

(9)

- SCREW PFH 8x2 1/2 - H100090

(35)

- 9 1/2" SWING HANGER QUICK LINK - H100099

(6)

- SCREW TAPPING 14x2 - H100081

(2)

- SCREW PFH 8x2 - H100111

(4)

- SCREW PWH 8x5/8 - H100128

(15)

- BOLT WH 1/4x1/2 - H100141

(4)

- BOLT WH 1/4x1-1/2 - H100143

(4)

- BOLT WH 1/4x5/8 - H100490

(18)

- SCREW PFH 8x1-1/2" - H100086

(46)

- SCREW PWH 8x1-1/2 - H100207

(4)

- SCREW SETTER - H100764

(1)

- MAGNETIC DRIVER - H101100

(1)

20

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