What would be the minimum safe dimensions to safely use the swings in a fenced-in yard?
148743
that should be fine as long as swing trajectory is parallel with 30ft side. cheers
148744
Not sure as to the questions but i would venture to say that you would need a at least a 25ft. by 25ft. area for kids to use equipment without bumping into objects or any interfereinces hope this helps
1860279
It depends how much you want to swing but I'd say 3-5 feet so your not knocking into the walls
2219602
I have a fenced in back yard that isn't very big and it's just the right size. I'm not much on dimensions.
407952
Off the top of my head, the swing is about 15-18 inches wide and about 1.5 to 2 thick. It is very sturdy. I put one coat of polyurethane to seal the wood. I hope this is helpful.
1459485
I think you would have only about 20". 30", minus 8" door, minus 2" for swing gap = 20" Not a perfect but should be a good rough idea.
1033769
Doorway from 29" - 36" wideFor individuals with mild levels of physical disabilitiesCritical measurements: Weight Limit of up to 250 lbs if you use the included hardware kit to permanently mount the Support Bar. Weight Limits vary by swing.Weight Limit of 75 lbs if you use the optional Tiger Claws to soft mount the Support
1662528
Not high at all (~6-8in?) Honestly, we removed the whole seesaw section. It seemed dangerous as kids were constantly landing on their own feet/getting their legs twisted underneath when landing.I have no other complaints about the swing set--it's been up in our yard a handful of years now, but we do not use that particular piece as I didn't like the design/set-up.
585215
6' x 8' good, but a little bigger would be better for arm swing range, etc.
876326
Each chain is approx 67inch. The chain link width is 14-15millimeters, about 1.5cm. You could always add a larger clip style hook. The swing is very good quality for the price. Has held up well in the FL sun year round.
1853366
You could squeeze 2 swings on an 8 ft beam...10 ft would be roomy. If you want 3 use a 12 ft beam. Your swing hangers will be 18 or 20 inches apart, and you want 20 plus inches between swings.
1967999
The distance from the chain holding up the swing to the back of the swing is 1 ft. 2 inches. If you attach the chain at the edge of your eaves (3 1/2 ft) you would have 2 ft. 4 inches of swing distance. If you feel that is enough, then it would probably work.
839260
I believe 6 inches wide, 18 inches long, its the same size as the ones in the park. My 16 year old niece (145lbs) can swing on it no problem. And my 4 yr old daughter loves it. Good fit for everyone.
864458
don't have measurements but they were on the specifications on the website. In any case it was larger and a bit flimsier than expected because my "swing" is oddly shaped.
306386
The swing was for my daughter. I have sent her an e-mail and asked her to send me the measurements. Please respond back if you still are in need of them.
1497933
For the regular swing we need 4 ft. My daughter swings it the full extent of the chain in front and back. The net swing is more of a relaxed sway and shorter range. Hope this helps :-)
697461
You would need to wrap a tree-protecting strap around the tree limb with a ring on it for affixing the swing hooks. Extend with a heavy-duty rope as needed to get the swing at the right height.
570918
I cannot tell you a specific measurement, but they are standard galvanized chains that are typically found on swing sets. There is more than enough chain to connect the swing according to directions. In fact, while the swing only calls for chain to be connected in two places on each side, I had enough to really make a third length of if I had wanted to. If your concern is whether the chain is strong enough, I can attest that it is. I weigh over 300lbs, and have shared the swing with others without any problem. I felt that it was a very well constructed swing and it has held up in the grueling FL sun and rainy season quite well. Hope this helps!