OPTIONAL ANCHORS
(NOTE: ANCHORS ARE NOT INCLUDED, SOLD SEPARATELY)
By anchoring your set with Ground Anchors, you will be able to move your gym set at a future date. Either method is suitable for hard soil (clay, etc.). If your soil is soft (sand, etc.), the corkscrew method is recommended. If you wish to permanently secure your gym set, either type of anchor may set in concrete. Ensure equipment is firmly anchored (cementing is usually recommended). When equipment is cemented, do not bury the legs more than three inches below the ground surface. This will ensure sufficient space remains under the swinging plays. Be certain that all anchoring devices (including concrete) are placed below the level of the playing surface or below ground level to prevent tripping.
Corkscrew Anchors is not included
Be sure the swing set is located on level ground
Turn the corkscrew anchor into the ground until only the hooked end is above the ground next to the leg.
Insert the hooked end into the bottom opening of the leg. Ensure that the hooked end is secure in the leg opening.
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NOTE: ANCHORING, ANCHOR SOLD SEPRATELY
Anchoring in concrete should be done for this swing set if it is not possible, you may purchase anchors at
If the swing set is set up on grounds with sandy soil condition, it must be anchored with concrete looting( concrete not included) Be sure the swing set is located in level ground
Dig holes around swing leg tube as shown below in drawing. As you dig down and create a cylindrical hole, you should use shovel to carve out the lower part of the hole, to create a larger diameter hole bottom
Place 2 inches brick or gravel bed as shown in drawing below
Use about 45tb of concrete per leg
Cover concrete with dirt and protective surface material
Allow about
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