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Method 1 Anchoring with Concrete
- Position the swing set and mark the location of each legwith a shovel.
- Dig holes at each point where you marked the ground with yourshovel.
- Drill holes into the sides of each leg of the swingset.
- Place the plate of a concrete anchor at the bottom sideof each leg.
Simply so, how do you secure a swing set?
Anchoring a swing set makes it safer.
- Drive stakes into the ground to mark the location of eachground pole or leg on the swing set.
- Open an 8-inch-deep-by-10-inch-wide hole for each pole on theswing set, using a post hole digger.
- Place a house brick in the bottom of each post hole with thewidest edge facing up.
Similarly, can you put a swing set on a slope?
Swing sets are designed to be safe when installedon flat surfaces. But this doesn't mean you can'tinstall a set on a sloped yard. On yards that havelow or gentle slopes, installing a swing set takes alittle planning and some minor excavating.
Swing Set Components
- Triangle trapeze ring.
- Standard swing hanger.
- Tire eye bolts.
- Tire swivel rubber boot.
- Electrogalvanized swing chain.
- Coated swing chain.