will this work well for a tree fort btw 7'-8' tall? My boys are 6 &amp; 8 YO.
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I believe the max height is 4 ft. I have mine set at 4 ft 1 in and it is very fast and pretty steep. I had to raise the bottom of the slide a bit with a couple pieces of 2x6. 7 to 8 ft tall would almost make it a climbing wall.
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I used 6" boards for my planter. I'm not sure it would work well with any larger board. Ideally you want the top of the Frame It All at the top of your board, so you can you can use the Frame It All stacking corners to make your planter taller. If you aligned the anchor with the top of an 8" or 10" board, you would not have sufficient depth for your anchor. Keep in mind that these anchors are plastic, so you cannot be banging them into the ground without a "pilot hole." Once there in the ground and stationary, they work great. I haven't had any issues with them except during installation. I used 6" boards for my planter. I'm not sure it would work well with any larger board. Ideally you want the top of the Frame It All at the top of your board, so you can you can use the Frame It All stacking corners to make your planter taller. If you aligned the anchor with the top of an 8" or 10" board, you would not have sufficient depth for your anchor. Keep in mind that these anchors are plastic, so you cannot be banging them into the ground without a "pilot hole." Once there in the ground and stationary, they work great. I haven't had any issues with them... » Read More I used 6" boards for my planter. I'm not sure it would work well with any larger board. Ideally you want the top of the Frame It All at the top of your board, so you can you can use the Frame It All stacking corners to make your planter taller. If you aligned the anchor with the top of an 8" or 10" board, you would not have sufficient depth for your anchor. Keep in mind that these anchors are plastic, so you cannot be banging them into the ground without a "pilot hole." Once there in the ground and stationary, they work great. I haven't had any issues with them except during installation. « Show Less
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Yes. They're not very tall. Kids hopped up and down fine. After a year the ladder got wobbley but I just needed to tighten the screws back up. Treat it what it's for - sleeping - as it's fine.
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Just a tip, I completely ditched the wooden rod (so I can't tell you how long it was....) and put 2 large S hooks on each of the top sides. This accomplishes the same thing. The swing sits high, and I thought of lowering it with chain or ropes, but my kids love it at that height. It hangs from a door frame in my house.
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I store a Lighted 7' tree in them. It is just right for mine. It might be a little bit of a tight squeeze for an 8', but might be worth a try.
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When raised to the full height the outside edge clearance is about 75 inches, 6'3". There are no center supports that hang down so fitting an easel 7 tall would be ok, but 8 foot is ok in the very center as long as the width is not more than 4 feet, (2 feet either side of center) wide. Over all construction is better than most of the Easyup units. We really like ours with the easy set up and overall construction.
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Should be ok. I've installed 8 ft tall 4x4 fence posts on top of railroad ties (actually bridge timber) using these. But it really depends on what you're building. If this is a fence where you'll have lateral support with 2x4 or other material, then you're ok.
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They should be fine, particularly if you keep it at a six foot length, or if they do not set in the middle if you decide to build it longer! I built ours seven feet long and added a 2x3 brace to the middle of each pice to tie all the boards together!
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I use mine with a normal 8 foot ceiling and have no problem. I'm 6'5" for reference.
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Yes they would. I have boys that are between 3 and 11. They all enjoy climbing on them with no problems!!!
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I think a std 8' ceiling will be fine. Depending on how tall the kids are too.
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Taller kids with great balance should be OK with this. 7' board would be ok if you have smaller waves, but with 4' or higher waves I would say this board would be fine.
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depends on the size of the hitter. my kids (10 and 8) would have no problem at all, but a taller kid would have a swing with follow thru that would hit a 6ft ceiling. The Solo hitter itself wouldnt be a problem at all
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I have an 8 year old and a 2 year old. They are both tall for their age. Do you think this is something I will get a couple years use out of for my 8 year old?
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My 7 year old uses ours, she's a big girl for her age. But I don't think she'll get very many years of use out of it. Check out the measurements. I think somewhere it says how many inches tall everything is. It's smaller than I expected.
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I practice with my seven year old boy and have no problems. If they are short they will have to be sure to kick high because the base is plastic and not padded
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This crib has worked well for us without any problems and we are 6' and 5'6". Our son is now 8 months old.