We don't know what the length of wood is required. We have our set laying on the ground with 12 foot 4x4's! LOL now we can't seem to stand it up!
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I used a 10 foot 4x4 and put it in the ground 1 foot in cement, you may have to sand the corners of the 4x4 to make it fit in the slots
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I used 8' 4x4's for the legs and a 10' 4x6 for the crossbar. It is fairly difficult to stand up and nearly impossible to move.
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I have used both 8 and 10 foot sections, it seems the 8 foot is more than enough for children, but it is fun to have a longer swing pattern with longer legs, but you are right, it does make it difficult to get enough leverage to tip it up or down.
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For the 4 X 4 legs...8 foot lenghts are plenty. That gets your 4 X 6 cross bar, that you attach your swings to, about 7 feet off the ground.
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Can you better define what you mean? You could always add a pole of some sort and tape it to extent the height. Make sure the base has enough weight on it though.
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I just use a wooden slatted platform bed and that is all that is required. DO NOT buy a box frame for reasons other than wanting to raise the bed higher off the ground. I would add that had I had it to do over again, I would have dropped from a 4 to a 1 or 2 since I like a very hard bed. a good product.
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Hi there ..........they are 5 inches and 7 inches high ... but you have to put them in the ground couple inches ... I love them have bought 2 sets ...hope this helps Helen
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Yes. The instructions called something like 1.5 feet above the ground and that's what I did. After completion I wished I had gone taller. It's hollow and the taller your 4x4 the more stable your post.
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Not sure exactly, but roughly the size of the top piece, legs need to be attached by you. So maybe add and two inches to height, depth and width each and you'll be close to size when in shipping box.
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My apology for my tardiness in responding. I was out of town. The work surface is 34 inches from the ground. I purchased this for my wife and she really enjoys it. (And I was relieved to discover that putting it together was not difficult.)
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Floor kit is extra. If you choose to build your own wooden floor, I highly recommend laying out the parts first and loosely assembling the bottom frame in order to get an exact measurement of your floor requirements. In other words, my shed did not measure exactly 120 inches by 96 inches. And as others have mentioned, anchoring of the shed is necessary.
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No, not long enough. Once it's built it's about 3.5' x 4 ft. The framing on ours that my husband built is 40in x 48in to be exact.
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yes - you will need to add additional lumber. 2x4s will most likely work but be prepared to shave them down just a tad.
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The board I got was 12'' wide alright, but the length was only 7 1/2' or 7 3/4' -- slightly less than 8'. The two bolts for the board were 6'' each. I had to buy a similar 7'' ones from Home Depot (about $6 each). 6 1/2'' bolts would have worked fine.
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anything more than a 5/8 sheet of plywood and you'd need more than two. i have them for my storage in my rv behind the seat and it's only 48" long and they are stressed a bit
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The 14 ft was one very large that had everything except the poles that came in another box. I would think the same would be for the 12ft. If your lucky to be home you can ask delivery man for help putting in back yard.
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Nope! I just got it out and set it up on my counter (which has 12" granite tiles on it) The narrowest the legs on the stand will allow is just over 13" There is no way you can get all 3 "feet" of the stand on a 12" table. Sorry! It's a beautiful piece, though...
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12 inch. you will need a thin box spring or buy slats to support it though because the bed only comes with 3. actually it came in this really heavy duty cardboard and i just cut that to fit and used it. its a beautiful bed.
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We have 2 boards. Both are about 10 feet. Unless you are too heavy for the specifications of the board, 10 feet will be fine. Make sure you look for a 6 inch thick board. They are much more stable than the 4 inch boards.
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Buy wood shims. Thats what i did and it made it nice and tight fit. A 4x4 post will not be a tight fit on its own. Add some shims and it'll be perfect. Mine is rock solid after i sunk it in Quikcrete