Do you have to attach the trampoline to the side of the swing set or can you use it freestanding somewhere else in the yard?
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On the set I have, the instructions direct you to place it next to the set, probably because of the safety net on the swing set, but the trampoline is completely free standing, not connected in any way to the swing set. It is stabilized by large hooks that you drive into the ground. My kids love this set and I found it very easy to put together.
776187
I bought this for my godson, but from what i remember setting it up you can have the trampoline freestanding. Overall this playset was an exceptional value.
776188
The one in the picture is different than what I received. The one I ordered which I'm assuming is this same one as I was prompted to respond has the trampoline standalone. So yes you can move the trampoline without having to attach it.
184824
there is a bar you can buy that goes on top of the set... I would recommend buying that..... it may swing easier... I however just attached to hook already on swing set...
1761256
There are eyelets on the sides to hang it from something like a tree if you want to raise it up off the ground. I usually hang mine tied to a fence in my back yard a couple feet off the ground that usually works just fine.
1222023
No trampoline. This net attaches to one of the poles of the trampoline. They are just showing you how the net would attach.
1325634
I use mine free standing. That way it is portable. If you choose to secure it a bench would work fine.
136698
It has hooks to attach to the hardware already on your swingset. If you are hanging it from something other than a swingset, you will need to buy hooks.
1746207
We have it mounted that way and it works fine. We used a spot that was there for a swing
1824888
Yes you can. It just hooked into the rings for the swing. However, I will say it doesn't swing very high. It was hard for my kids to get it to go back and forth much. After a few weeks of trying, the kids wanted the regular swing back on and this now sits in our garage. I have 3 kids ages 4, 7, and 9.
905064
If you have the room to take it indoors while the lawn is being done, then yes. It does not come down without being dismantled. Ours is in our garage/playroom because we live in a community as well and didn't want random children hurting themselves on it.
284809
I also like the swing. Mine hangs from a horizontal metal pole that I had someone put up in the back yard garden. Just figure on needing a cushion for the seat (the back is fine) because there's no sitting on those metal rods. I added swing springs for a little give.
1746189
I have a big enough backyard, but as long as the trampoline itself can sit in the backyard, you just need little bit more extra space on the sides.
286439
Yes it can. We used it for a baby swing and kept it in the middle position when we weren't using it.
696815
You can attach the swing to a single rope line hanging from the ceiling with an 'S' hook attached to the 'O' ring at the top of the rope cord that comes with the swing. But make sure you hang the swing from a 'main' beam in your ceiling because sheetrock is not nearly strong enough to hold the weight of a person sitting in the swing. I have 2 of these swings hanging from a very large tree branch in my yard.
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There is an optional little plastic stop that goes on the top and bottom. This is designed to limit the direction but if you don't put it in, it can swing freely in both directions. The only thing you'd have to be aware of is additional door trim that might get in the way.
1801746
Yes. Just the top system. The bottom part of the poles can stay attached to the trampoline.
2267238
We have not found a need for the anchor kit with our set. I swing on it at the same time as my 5 & 7 year old and the swing set does not move.
2019855
Yes make sure tree will support you. We have a stand for our swing so it can be used in several locations if you want to move it.