would this be compatable with the Rainbow swing set?
868119
I am not sure what the Rainbow swing set is but if you have a set with the s hooks bolted in the top frame then it will work.
868120
It will work, considering that some Rainbow sets come with a trapeze. One point of note is that this bar is 20" wide and the chains are about 18 1/2" apart. I mention this because some trapeze's are only 17" wide. If you are replacing an existing trapeze, you might check the chain hooks spacing in the top frame. It is best to have chains parallel or preferably slighty wider at the top to prevent swinging sideways. If you are using this trapeze in place of an existing swing seat, you should have no problem.
1925918
You can adapt it, but depending on your swing set I'm not sure rope will be long enough. If not, you just have to buy one
637712
Yeah the swing bar is adjustable so it should work easily. The biggest thing is it is spring loaded so make sure you make it a little shorter than needed so you it compress the spring a bit to hold it snug.
495105
As long as you have the hooks on the swing set you won't need anything else. This swing does sort of twist when it is being ridden. My 3 year old granddaughter doesn't like this swing very much. Hope this helps
1283341
Probably not, looking at the images of the rainbow loom online the height of the box might not work.
1570584
Yes. I bought this swing and within a month it started coming apart at the seams. I would not purchase
442258
Not sure but with the colors of the set it would be easy to coordinate. We are using white with it.
2031328
Hello, These are made to work with standard sets. There for the item should work
427614
I haven't installed my swing yet so I am no sure. I will let you know once my swing arrives.
2173699
Yes it comes with nylon ropes attached to chains to adjust the height so as long as your metal swing set has a steel hook where the chain can slip onto you should be good ...just be aware this product is of poor quality and even worse customer service so if it tears up like mine did in just on a year you will get no assistance and would have to buy another swing again.
253637
Yes it should but I had to drill the holes for mine to fit .nice set and worth the buy .
1567257
That's exactly what we did. Took one of the swings down and installed it in its place. Not sure about the brand issue, but I assume the chains are all the same.Hope this helps!
1050020
I don't know the answer to your question. However, I suggest you contact the company and ask them. Here's a link: http://www.rainbowlight.com/about-us-contact-us.aspx I've had good experiences when I've contacted companies with questions like this. Hope this helps.
503349
Yes you can. We don't have any of the original swings on or the monkey bar anymore. We switched them out for a toddler swing and two rubber swings so that the bigger kids could easily fit in them.
651543
Yes, it can be attached to a standard swing-set. It comes with ropes and bolts for attaching.
2141091
Not sure what your definition of "regular play set" is. If it is a wood frame, most likely. If it is metal, no. I bought the bracket to add to my self built swing set (two 2x6's on A-frames), but with one 8' 2x4 it gives you everything else to do it yourself. I could have gone either way, I was in a rush to get it on there for the kids for Easter, so I didn't take any chances and bought the bracket set (a little pricey, but high quality and quick to install). I like both the swing and the bracket set. You don't have to be too handy, just be able to drill a few holes and bolt it on. If you have a metal (or plastic if they make them) swing set, I don't think I would even attempt it. Not sure what your definition of "regular play set" is. If it is a wood frame, most likely. If it is metal, no. I bought the bracket to add to my self built swing set (two 2x6's on A-frames), but with one 8' 2x4 it gives you everything else to do it yourself. I could have gone either way, I was in a rush to get it on there for the kids for Easter, so I didn't take any chances and bought the bracket set (a little pricey, but high quality and quick to install). I like both the swing and the bracket set. You don't have to be too handy, just be able to drill a few holes and bolt it... » Read More Not sure what your definition of "regular play set" is. If it is a wood frame, most likely. If it is metal, no. I bought the bracket to add to my self built swing set (two 2x6's on A-frames), but with one 8' 2x4 it gives you everything else to do it yourself. I could have gone either way, I was in a rush to get it on there for the kids for Easter, so I didn't take any chances and bought the bracket set (a little pricey, but high quality and quick to install). I like both the swing and the bracket set. You don't have to be too handy, just be able to drill a few holes and bolt it on. If you have a metal (or plastic if they make them) swing set, I don't think I would even attempt it. « Show Less
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I do not know what a Kettler swing-set is but the height is adjustable - you can hang the swing how high or low as the chain allows and the chain is quite long, the weight of the swing is not wider than any other regular swing - it is a little heavier than other swings but that should not really matter - so I would think it should fit on any swing-set - we just put some strong hooks into our porch door-frame and it works fine. The only thing I like to mention is that the swing is a little sluggish to get going and my daughter prefers to be pushed sometimes - so I advise that the child should be at least 4 years old to have sufficient leg length and strength (and weight) to use this swing properly on his own to get enough momentum to swing well...