Is this really ok for up to 10 years old? What is the weight limit of the swings? My son is 6 and I want him to get a few years out of it.
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Not the highest quality of lumber...good for kids to about 7. I would look at the play sets that are at Lowes or Home Depot. They will last longer but are more expensive
518853
All of my girls, plus the neighborhood kids play on ours. I don't know if it will last for 10 years but they can play with no issues. My girls are 3, 9, & 11. It is kind of small for the bigger kids though.
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I don't think so. My toddlers (5 and 2) on it and it seems flimsy. And the top of the slide is a small area. Just my thoughts. Hope this helps.
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I have an 8 year old niece who no longer uses the Playset. Every time she swings the entire playset moves. It also seems to be falling about in areas and is all together cheaply made. Not my favorite.
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My son is 5 and it is perfect for him. I also have a 10 year old who like to play on them too, but the seat is a little small for him. Hope this helps
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The child I purchased it for was 3 years old but I have seen 5-6 year olds play on them. They are very sturdy!! Check with the company as far as weight limitions. Doug
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10 years old is probably the right start. I've let 5-8 year olds fly it, but I helped by controlling up/down. Good news, he can crash it 50 times and not break a thing. Good learning experience.
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My nephew is 12.5 lbs and it still swings great. The swing has six levels to swing and he is still only on level two. This is the only swing to support over 25 lbs. I hope this helps.
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My 4 year old son weighs 40lbs. The slide sways and bows and little as he slides down but it's still sturdy enough for a 50lb child. It's definitely not designed for adults. I think swing-n-slide has a more expensive, bulkier slide also available. I hope this helps.
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Bought it for my granddaughter she is 4. She can swing on it with her mom. I weight 185 and i can swing on it. I'd say no age limit.... just the 200# weight limit.
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On the bar, it says 175 lbs. We have been using the bar for 7 years. We actually just replaced the bar a year ago because my son wore through the metal of the bar. He loves it, has gone through about 7 swings though. The hooks on the swing just wear through with daily use. Sometimes, literally 6 hours of the day. The metal rings that hold the hooks of the swing need replacing about every year because they wear through also. I hope this was helpful!
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I think depends how much your baby weighs-how big baby is. My newborn was 8lbs & was great. Now at almost 5 months old he is too big for the swing.
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I can' t honestly say how many pounds this will hold but it seems very sturdy. My 20m old fits it fine and I could see it working for him for a while if he needed to. At least 3-4 years old. It really depends on the swing set or what you are attaching the swing to and whether that can handle the weight. There are also no hidden parts, everything is out the open so you can visually keep track of all the parts to make sure its functioning properly.
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I'm not exactly sure, but we have a son who is 40 pounds and it isn't even close to where I'm thinking "This swing can't hold much more weight." I know the anchors are also important.
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All three of my kids (120lbs, 90lbs, 50lbs) have been on the swing. The swing supports them very well, it's finding rope/wire/chain that doesn't break after a couple of weeks of crazy swinging. Of course a branch or structure that is strong enough is important too. It's a great swing, they love it!
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I don't know if the directions state a limit but I will tell you that this chair is extremely durable as we have had two and put it through severe use. The reason why I replaced my first one was due to staining and not any type of breakage. My adult son with autism (about 155lbs) has this swing in his therapy room hung from a commercial grade tire swing swivel. This is definitely not what any manufacturer would probably recommend, but it helps make my son's day better and we have a safe surface so please don't judge me. My son is on the swing up to two hours a day off and on and puts it through its paces - much like a tire swing on a playground, swinging, spinning, etc. I imagine if a buyer used it for its intended use-relaxing on the porch for example, it could withstand the established weight limit with ease. I think rather than the swing being an issue it is how well you anchor the hook to attach the swing to your porch, beam or whatever - unless you buy a stand. Hope this helps.
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20 pounds. The manual states, "Use the product only if the child meets ALL of the following conditions: - Cannot sit up by himself (approx. 6 months) - Is not an active child who may be able to climb out of the seat - Weighs more than 6 lbs and less than 20 lbs."My baby is about 19 pounds and 7-1/2 months. In the past few weeks, as she's mastered sitting unsupported, she's lost interest in the swing. We got a lot of good use out of it before now though!
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I checked the box and the owners manual. Does not say anything about a weight limit says ages 3-7.....sorry best i got:-(
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I'm pretty large 300+ lbs and I've used the swings and been in the fort. Haven't went down the slide. I believe the slide says 150 lbs but I've had friends closer to 200 lbs go down it.
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My ten month old Grandaughter loves the swing! I have been using it since she was six months old. Large enough that she will continue to fit in as she gets older - my estimation until she is three or four depending on her size. She is 23 pounds right now.