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Backyard Discovery Skyfort II All Cedar Wood Swing Set

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Brand	Backyard Discovery
Material	Wood
Item Weight	720 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH	263 x 201 x 148 inches
Frame Material	Cedar

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Assembled Dimensions: 21' 11"W x 16' 9"D x 12' 4"H
Easy Assembly: Assistance with BILT, a 3D-guided interactive assembly app compatible with any Google or Apple device.
Elevated play: Large, raised clubhouse on the Skyfort II featuring a wooden roof, trimmed windows, a covered upper porch, unique bay windows and a sun deck.
Lower deck: Including snack stand and picnic table as well as a sandbox area.
High flying swings: Two belt swings and a two-person glider provides swinging fun for up to 4 kids at once.
100% Cedar: our cedar wood construction contains a tight knot structure and a natural resistance to decay, rot and mold.
Safe play: Engineered to meet or exceed ASTM standards (code F1148-19). This product is intended for RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY.

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Picnic Table The built in picnic table is a wonderful place to hang out with friends.	Rock Wall More exciting than your average ladder, this challenging rock climbing wall stimulates coordination, muscle strength and motor skills. Its metal grab handles ensure safe and easy entry and exits from the connected upper fort.	Monkey Bars This challenging set of monkey bars builds both strength and coordination. Its sturdy anchored metal ladder and climbing rungs will not flex or roll while in use.	3 Position Swing Beam With two belt swings and a two-person glider, there’s plenty of room and fun to be had for everyone and every age.

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Skyfort II Wooden Swing Set

All-Cedar Construction

The Sky Fort II is made from 100% cedar. With small, tight knot structure, your lumber will be less likely to develop small cracks emanating from knots. In laboratory testing, our durable cedar wood proved to be rot resistant and highly resistant to natural decay. All lumber is pre-stained for a smooth and clear appearance, as well as cut and stamped with the part number to help speed up the building process. Some pilot-hole drilling may be required. Our exclusive Safe-T-Fuse hardware makes assembly easy and secure. Its laminated swing beam is built strong, with steel clam-shell brackets to ensure that swinging is always safe.

Features

Raised clubhouse
Front porch with sun balcony
Wood roof
Crow's nest
Monkey bars
Three-position swing beam
Rock climbing wall
10' ft. wave slide

Product description

This outdoor playset will be the kids' favorite, with its raised clubhouse play fort, wooden roof, gabled entry way and balcony. From the crow's nest, they’ll cast a keen eye to the horizon, then race to the monkey bars and swing set on its three-position swing beam. A solid rock wall and standard ladder will give them healthy climbing fun while a 10' wave slide will zoom them down to start all over again!

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Product Dimensions

263 x 201 x 148 inches

Item Weight

720 pounds

ASIN

B0177AVE9G

Item model number

6113

Manufacturer recommended age

36 months - 10 years

Best Sellers Rank

#105,656 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games)
#172 in Play & Swing Sets
#738 in Play Tents & Preschool Outdoor Toys

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430 ratings

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Release date

January 28, 2020

Mfg Recommended age

36 months - 10 years

Manufacturer

Backyard Discovery- Leisure Time Products, Inc. - Dropship

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DLH

Decent playset but read my instructions. You've been warned.

Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2018

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It's a decent playset, but as the person putting it together you will pull your hair out finding the correct screw length and board so here are some tip (that's not specific to this set. All large wood sets are like this).
Step 1 - Throw away all wood screws. They are cheap and break off either during assembly or during use later. Also there are an unnecessary variety of lengths.
Step 2 - Go to your local hardware store and buy a 5lb box of 1 inch deck screws with a torx (star) head and a 5lb box of 2 inch deck screws with a torx (star) head.
Step 3 - Get a person who will organize and pull the next piece in advance for you.

Tips -
- If you have basic carpentry skills (can use a circular saw), but think this will save you time buying a pre-cut kit, YOU"RE WRONG.
- Read the instructions while you wait for delivery.
- Put the bay windows and roof on LAST no matter what the directions say.
- If you don't own one, buy a cordless impact driver for all screws, bolts, etc. Once you've used one, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it.
- Anything that is already nailed together, add a screw to each piece.
- The stain won't last more than 1 season. I added a good stain to anything that was sun exposed before assembly.
- If you install a piece in the wrong direction and don't realize it until later, just drill new holes, don't waste your time taking it apart.
- Buy some longer anchors - I bought these - https://smile.amazon.com/ShelterAuger-4-Piece-Anchor-Tie-downs-30-Inch/dp/B000N50L4C

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Tina

Methodical Layout is Key! I LOVE THIS SET!!

Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2016

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I really love this set. Does it take forever? SURE! But... here's what I did:

After its arrival, my best friend and I used bedtime, and our massive garage, to lay everything out. Very first step? Print the PDF version (found online) of the manual, page by page. I just printed the actual steps pages, and not all the rest. So, use your "print pages" option to save yourself a few trees. Next, I purchased fold top, cheap sandwich bags and had a couple sharpies handy. Then we opened the boxes, and pulled the packing slips out (one box was missing a packing slip, so we just used process of elimination). There is no rhyme or reason for how this all is packed, other than it fits perfectly, into 3 boxes, like a puzzle.

The steps have you put together big items first (monkey bars, swing set assembly, rock wall, rear ladder, crow's nest base and slide). Then, it goes on to step by step for how to build the clubhouse. After the main structure is together, you attach all the things. We took the first page(s) and found all of the items needed to construct the first big item. We laid them all into a pile, found all of the nuts/bolts/locks/etc and put them into individual baggies (clearly labeled). We piled them all together, and put the corresponding papers on top of it. Then to the next large piece's parts and pages... and the next, and the next. Soon, all of the main items were placed into piles, with every piece of wood and hardware, with the pages that told you how to construct them, laying on top.

Next, we got to the instructions for each step of the main structure/clubhouse. Since you can't really "group" them together, we literally went page by page. Each page has what wood pieces and hardware are needed, listed on the top. Some piles had 1 piece of wood, and a bolt or two... some piles had MULTIPLE. (Oh... each baggie, with hardware, I would write something like "monkey bars - bolt # and what size/quantity"... just look at the photos for all of these examples, cause I don't want to explain it wrong). But, we just went page by page. Laying it all out, in order. This took us 2 nights... just the two of us (and a few adult beverages).

Here was my thought process... I had myself, my husband, and 2 other couples, willing to come over and help FOR ONE SATURDAY. What I didn't want? One single book, being passed around, people looking for things, using wrong pieces, losing things, etc. If I had them for a day, I needed to make the MOST of it. It totally worked! It was the most methodical madness...ever. All the comments from friends were "I'm so glad you had this all so organized!"

They all came over Saturday morning. They brought their drills and bits (and coffee). We got started right away (about 11AM). Each couple grabbed one of the larger item piles, and put together whatever it was (my one piece of advice? Pay attention to the slide... bolting the wood to the bottom? You need to leave a little slide at the end. The piece of wood doesn't sit flush with the end of the slide. I missed this. Thankfully, a friend had a good idea with how to fix it, without making more holes in the slide... thank you, friend!). After all of the items were constructed, we set them in the front yard.

It was now on to constructing the clubhouse. This part was harder to work with all 6 hands. But, some were working, and others were grabbing items/tools/instructions/etc. We decided to build most of the clubhouse on the driveway, for a level surface, and easy access to all of the steps, that were still laid out in the garage. Once we got to a point that we felt we should move it, we brought it down (again, refer to photos). From there, we had people bringing each step down, and crews alternating working on the rest of the steps (it was pretty hot that day, so the switching off was nice). But, it was great to have some extra company and encouragement. ;) Toward the end, we had all the crews connecting the big items, simultaneously, and the lone man up in the crow's nest (that thing is seriously the most time consuming part of it all). While they were finishing all the last details, I ran to Home Depot, and picked up 15 50lb bags of play sand. I think we wound up only using 12-13 bags, for all of you wondering. By 7PM, every last item was done, the sandbox was filled, and the kids were having a blast.

Later, we got some 5" edging, and edged out an irregular shape, around the play set. It took about 6 yards of play bark to fill it with a few inches (makes my mama heart feel better, in case anyone falls off). All in all, I'm estimating it took about as long to lay out the parts as it did to put it together. However... it was completely worth it. I would NOT do it any other way. Nothing was lost, broken, installed wrong (except ALMOST the bottom board of the slide). A few pieces were a little warped.. but none were broken. This is WOOD. Not every piece will be perfect.

Do I regret this purchase? Absolutely not! My kids are like "can we go out and play on our park, before dinner?" They love it. They are 3.5 and 2, and play just great on it. It is PLENTY tall. Adults can fit... even up in the crow's nest. Can I stand up, completely (I'm 5'11")? No. But we have older children come play on it, and no child has been "too big" for it, yet. I think the oldest child we had was like 10.5? Perhaps older. The slide is long... even I get going a little bit on it. Before I added the wood chips, I could dangle from the monkey bars (there are 4 bars), without touching the ground. With wood chips, I just barely have to pick up my feet. The girls are too small to do the monkey bars alone. I've seen some people block off the entrance to it, on the club house, and leave them off altogether, but my kids don't attempt without us, so we opted to leave it on, for their older friends/cousins. They learned to do the rock wall quickly, and love it. They eat on the picnic table a lot. Downfall? Their friends can NOT keep the sand in the sandbox. I'm debating constructing something that keeps it closed, so those friends can't get into it... I HATE cleaning up the sand from the lower deck. The seesaw swing is awesome, since the girls aren't big enough to "pump" on a normal swing really well, yet. They get going on that double swing like crazy, so I don't always have to be out to push them on the other 2. The telescope is fun. It isn't magnified, or anything, but nobody has complained.

I can see us getting MANY years of good use out of this. I'm so happy I didn't get a smaller set. Truly... for the price, you get SO many options for them to play on, and kids of all sizes can fit. It is very very sturdy, and looks beautiful in the yard. I am happy to answer questions!

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Crystal Kirkpatrick

Biggest bang for your buck!

Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2017

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My husband is a carpenter by trade and it still took him the entirety of a weekend and a few additional hours the day it was delivered for assembly, he said some parts of the directions were not as clear as they could have been, requiring some backtracking to put things the way they were intended. However, we agreed that this is a very well built, sturdy structure and the biggest play area for our price range. We can stand up in the fort without ducking, the lookout is sturdy enough to hold us, with high enough sides that we don't fear anyone will climb over, the monkey bars are high enough that they can be used by a full sized person without reaching the ground, taller than most playgrounds. The clubhouse stays dry so we put an outdoor carpet and a chair in it. No disappointments here!

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Wood is cheap and splits easily, you must drill multiple pilot holes when it ...

Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2018

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Wood is cheap and splits easily, you must drill multiple pilot holes when it doesn't tell you to in instructions. I'm a engineer with many years experience reading blue prints, you have to look ahead multiple steps to find the correct orientation. Drawings are too dark to find direction the pilot holes should face, all pieces being used on each page are so dark you can't read it properly. Took multiple tries to get orientation correct. You must try to find another orientation each time to confirm you are assembling the parts correctly. Bolts and barrel nuts had to be re-threaded with a dye set. Multiple bolts were missing and had to be purchased at a hardware store separately. Monkey bars are too high, and spacing is way too far for normal use. Space between monkey bar ladder and first top rung is over 4 foot. Spacing for Ladder and Rock wall mounts is not interchangeable, will require drilling more holes to swap them. Packaging was nearly destroyed from transport, multiple pieces of wood was damaged as well as slide. Slide seems poor quality and I worry it will fall apart quickly and have to be replaced. Brace bars for slide are cheap plastic. This thing is 2 days old and I'm sure i'll have more to add later.

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