
5–7'
4'
Once the structural support described in
Step 1 has been established, hold the handle
in desired location and mark the center of
each mounting hole location with a pencil.
A bubble level can be used during this step
to ensure straightness.
See Rad Tip ➀ on page 7 about aligning
multiple monkey bars.
Use a ⁄" drill bit to create a pilot hole at
least 1½"deep in the center of the mounting
location before installing lag screws.
Failure to properly drill pilot holes may split
the stud or blocking, resulting in major
structural rework to your wall and monkey
bar project.
Using a socket wrench with a ½" socket,
install a washer and lag screw through each
mounting hole. Do not fully tighten until
each lag screw is in place. Once lag screws
are installed, fully tighten each, checking for
solid engagement between the lag screw
and the blocking or stud/joist.
Inspect your install; be sure each fastener
is securely installed, and check for level.
Repeat all installation steps for additional
handles.
It’s worth mentioning again: safety is priority
one. Read all warnings and rad tips, double
check your work before allowing anyone to
begin climbing.
After you are confident the installation is
complete, stand back and revel in your
childlike glory! You just gained the envy
of third graders everywhere and became
jungle gym royalty.
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Randle Monkey Bar Install Guide
Installation Steps