Are the monkey bars high? My 11 year old has been asking for monkey bars for 2 years now, but I am afraid her feet would touch the ground and the set
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My ten year old is pretty tall for her age...probably 5-2 and she still uses them, but she does have to bed her knees. The set looks just as good today as it did when I installed it years ago :)
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I bought this swing set for my 2 and 1 year old grandsons knowing they would grow into it. I believe starting an 11 year old on it would not be practical. The monkey bars are not that high.
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I would suggest getting the Gymnastics Expandable Junior Training BarZ-Athletic (17)It can hold more weight and your child can use it longer. If she is 95 lbs, she may only get to use it for another year before she outgrows it. My daughter is 7 and so she has some time. I am sure that I will buy the bar above when she is 10 or 11. Good luck!
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I don't really know. I got them for my granddaughter for Christmas and I'm not there when she plays with them to see if they stand up on their own.
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Wish I could answer this one, but you should ask a coach what the height should be based on the size of your daughter. Then you can take the maximum height of the bar and I guess maybe add 1/2 your daughters height and add a few inches to be sure and see if it would work. Sorry.
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There must be two slightly different products sold as these monkey bars. The ones I got are green, 21-1/2'' long, with distance between screw holes (the holes are round) of 20-5/8''. Do not build play structure until you get the bars!
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No, not at all. We got it for my son at 18 months. If you don't put the risers on the bottom it's the perfect height.
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Kinda... Our Yorkie does not have a problem going up them at all.... Our other baby is a 13 yrs Rat Terrier, using them without a problem... But she (Rat terrier) just like to jump on the bed with out using the steps... But our Yorkie use them all them and just jumps off the bed.. Not for sure out Narrow you are talking about...
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I think it would be too big. You can damage their feet by giving them too big of bars all the time. So I guess it would depend how often he is oN it. If it's his daily out of cage stand I think it's too big
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It might be too tall for him/her, they would have to reach up to push it. I would say better for a 2+ year old.
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I bought these for a toy for my daughter. She absolutely loves them. She is 48", even at the lowest setting they are a bit tall for her, but she manages. Hope that helps
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We have two of them and one has a bit more loft than than the other but they are plenty high for a 2-5 year old. Hope this helps
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It's not high. I'd just say watch him. My son is a little older but loves it.
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Yes. They're not very tall. Kids hopped up and down fine. After a year the ladder got wobbley but I just needed to tighten the screws back up. Treat it what it's for - sleeping - as it's fine.
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I think they are there to keep the cart from tipping. The front wheels are spring loaded, so if your child was to climb in it, the frame would sink down to connect with the floor and make it less likely to tip. The rubber stoppers on the bars would also make it impossible for a sibling push them around in it. :)
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I think that maybe a child that big would need a more sturdy chair with more height to the back. My 15 month old grand-daughter hits her head on the back bar. This is a great inexpensive option but everyone in the family has tripped over the back legs because they stick out so far.
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I seem to recall that they were offered, but it's pretty tall as it is. The bar is at least 6 feet high.
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We've never used them on monkey bars, but I don't think they would be too thick. My son can easily bend his hand with them on and they are not slippery.