I believe I bolted into 6x4 It's possible to do in 2x4 but I'm not sure if I would trust it unless its very secure. If you can replace it with something much heftier like 4x4 6x4 that would be ideal
1 foot apart is incorrect. From the Little Tykes 2-in-1 Snug ‘N Secure Swing instruction manual: “Attachment points should be 18” apart from each other.”
Nope. No installation hardware. I’m putting mine on a swing set and will need additional hardware. I guess there are too many variables for them to include one? I don’t know.
Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
prophtube glad I could help you 💪🏽
Thanks Guy this was the perfect video love the commentary
No problem! Glad I could help :)
That was a funny video. Good job
the song really makes it haha!
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What size board did you attach to? would a 2x4 on my pergola suffice?
I believe I bolted into 6x4
It's possible to do in 2x4 but I'm not sure if I would trust it unless its very secure.
If you can replace it with something much heftier like 4x4 6x4 that would be ideal
Cassie Mann fvvlī
1 foot apart is incorrect. From the Little Tykes 2-in-1 Snug ‘N Secure Swing instruction manual: “Attachment points should be 18” apart from each other.”
“Should be” means that it is suggested to be that width but I don’t do suggestions 😎
does the swing hardware come with the swing?
It doesn't, I bought the hardware at Home Depot for I think under 15$
What is the name of the hardware?
Sorry late response, it’s called swing hardware. Search that in the Home Depot website
Nope. No installation hardware. I’m putting mine on a swing set and will need additional hardware. I guess there are too many variables for them to include one? I don’t know.
G Skub yea I could see that being true
I'm really sure you can build it yourself. I did this 2 weeks ago thanks to the Woodglut plans.