I am only interested in one or two swings and a slide. Can the top beam be shorter to accommodate this?
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Yes it can. The extended piece seen on the left in the photo can be eliminated simply by using a shorter beam. I am using my extra length by attaching a rope swing.
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I used a shorter piece and it worked great. I only had room for 2 swings and no room for anything on the otherside
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Absolutely! We have about 30" "extra" beam (we upgraded to a 6x6) outside the exterior A-frame bracket.
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not a good fit for you. The angle will be very steep and the slide will prob. flex too much for older kids. I reinforced mine with 2x4s (not part of the original mfg's plan)
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This is a great swing, and I think you would like it. As you would have to move your hangers in seven inches on each side, might not be a bad idea to just make sure your swing frame can handle this.
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Yes - It can be ... This comes with dowels and ropes that attach to the swing.. and is very versatile in how it can be attached. We have this in our Developmental Disabilities office attached to a chain that hangs from the ceiling. there are four ends of the ropes that have loops and four bolt end chain links that you can use to attach it to whereever... making it a tree swing or swing set swing.
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The chains are very long, maybe nine or ten feet. It is simple to shorten them to fit your swing set. Or you can hook the excess up at the top.
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Maybe...You have to make sure you flip the beam that attaches to the swing set but in addition you will also have to switch the picnic area. The picnic area is designed to not have a railing nearest to the rock wall.
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No, All of the pieces are cut to specific lengths. I guess if you had the ability to cut top and bottom bar you could. But then you couldhave built one of these yourself.
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I believe there's only one length available and considering how I use mine, user height isn't important. There's no need to address a ball or strike the ground, you just simulate the swing motion.
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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 would guess if you had sufficient room for swinging and a very strong beam
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I wouldn't know that answer, since I never tried it! My best advice is to make sure the middle two beams are in the brackets tightly. Otherwise, any vibrating machinery might cause them to separate. Good luck!
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Hi Sybil! When I did the research on the beam I learned that you can buy the longer legs separately. There are holes predrilled on the bottom of the beam for them. I hope that helps.
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there is a bar you can buy that goes on top of the set... I would recommend buying that..... it may swing easier... I however just attached to hook already on swing set...
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As I recall when installing, it can not be cut to make them shorter because there are bars at the top and bottom.
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No, you will need the attachment hardware for the crossbeam and then whatever length of chain necessary to attach the yellow chain to, which will depend on the height of the swing set. Both items are very available at any hardware store. Hope this helps.
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2 swings are included. I beleive you could attach a slide to the opening designed for the stairs if so desired.
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I think using only two bolts could be problematic. It would swing unless you could anchor it laterally in two places, and that presents it's own troubles. It is designed for four eye bolts.