Is it easy to take off the swings that come with this and put on optional swing pieces?
786342
Very easy! We took 2 of the swings off and put on an infant swing and glider. Its all hooks so you shouldn't have any problems.
1645013
It was quite easy to install. We leave it up all the time, but that makes it so you can not close the door. I think it would be a lot of work to take it down and put it up whenever the kids want to play on it. We have had it for a few weeks and the kids are on the swing a few times each day. It really is a big hit and a source for some fun indoor exercise.
869697
Yes it comes in pieces, but it is really easy to assemble. No tools required either!
2102383
Yes they are very easy to install. I put the entire swing set together mainly by myself in about an hour and a half.
994114
We haven't had to do this but it is only screwed on so it should be quite easy. Six of my 8 grandchildren have these and love them. Good luck.
379327
Yes, you have to build the whole swing set from scratch: you have to buy all the lumber, cut it to length, and put it together. It will take you at least 6-8 hours of time, including shopping for the wood and screws.
414972
No, it only has the screw holes on one set of swingset poles and that hooks to the clubhouse and slide part. We accidently put the poles on the wrong side and had to start over. You could just turn the whole set around or you may be able to switch the poles to the other side and try it. The instructions and configuration are such that they should be followed exactly or it will be hard to get together.
561496
Not at all. There are three parts. The main piece and the two back legs. The two legs just snap in place. Easy! Know this though, once the legs are in place you can't remove them without breaking the small piece that snaps in place.
127848
No I will not break with just a few swings. It seems to be made well and it is really cool. I would buy it again.
1378395
Yes, you can take the entire cover off to clean. I think most swings now offer this from my experience.
1884523
Yes, but you have to take some stuff apart. It's not a hassle at all though.
222321
"Easily" is a strong word. The bolts do snap in and out of the plastic, some more easily than others. I've had to use a hammer to tap them out once or twice when removing them. I get the feeling that they will loosen considerably the more that they are removed from the plastic. I haven't tried removing any of the nuts yet.
885741
absolutely. we did it on ours for our youngin. there are eyelet screws or something similar that actually go into the main beam. i don't know what the technical term for it it is but the swings that come with this set have sort of a carabiner with a screw closure at the top of the chains that attaches to the eyelet sticking out of the main beam. so you could attached pretty much anything to the eyelets sticking out of the main beam.
554912
Hey there! It needs to be removed each time. Our Caboose Varylight and Ergo Caboose have the swing away option. Thanks!
2150214
Yes, you can take those wheels off. It is very easy. Just unscrew the wheels. You can screw in either regular stands or wheels. The unit comes with both options.
1233746
Yes, very easy. Just has to be opened up so the legs are in place. This is completely assembled.
2069300
The swing-set comes with chains. The chains have a "c" hook on the end. You need the hooks or lag bolts to screw into wherever you are hanging it from, so you can attach your chains. I did not, and would not, use springs in any fashion.