ADULT SWINGS SET

To start with, if your eyes are bigger than your backyard, you may run into some problems. Whatever your budget or level of installation expertise, it's worth it to start by taking some measurements of your yard and specifically the location you have in mind for the set. That way, whenever you look at potential backyard swing sets, you'll know right away if a certain one fits in your area or not. This can narrow down your choices immediately by a surprising margin.

Next, unless the swing set will be for your personal enjoyment, take a look at how old your kids are. What kind of swing set will they currently fit into, and what kind will they probably want in a few years? Is there some kind of happy medium between the two? What kind of safety do your children need? Although kids' play sets are by nature generally more or less safe, to different families and different age groups safety can mean many different things. Make sure the swings are the right height off the ground for the age group of your children, leaving them some room to grow. Make sure the arc of the swing isn't too long or too scary for the little one or too sheltering for the older ones. Unless you plan to hover, make sure that you are comfortable as a parent with your child being on this piece of equipment sometimes with no adult supervision.
Most children's play equipment requires some kind of assembly and, if you're the do it yourself type, make sure you really can do it yourself. Most assembly tasks are easier done with more hands and you may just have a friend who can drop by and help you out if you ask politely. Some swing sets require more specialized labor like cement work or welding and you may even require a professional's help. Always read the assembly instructions before you buy an item to make sure that you know what you will be up against and that it won't cost you a huge extra amount to get it up and functional.
Don't forget to take into account the weather extremes in your location and be sure to buy something that can safely withstand them without falling over or falling apart. Excessive rain can make metal rust and wood rot so you may need either a special material for your swing set or a special treatment for your material to prevent weather damage. Many swing sets come treated for all different kinds of weather anomalies and if flash floods are the norm in your area, chances are the swing sets probably all already come completely flash flood proof. Just make sure this is the case so you aren't setting yourself up for disappointment.

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