Are lifetime playsets good?

This is where a lifetime playset really shines. These durable playsets and swing sets are not only built for fun but are also built to last. In many cases, even surviving for more than one generation. They are a great investment for now and for many years to come.

How long does it take to put a lifetime playset together?

Assembly took 8 hours, from unpacking to final placement.

Can you add on to lifetime playsets?

From the very beginning you can handpick the playset accessories and add-ons that they’ll love best. Whether that’s monkey bars, trapeze rings, a sandbox, a rock wall, a lemonade stand, or so many other options, you can design the set for how they like to have fun most.

How long do lifetime playsets last?

about 15 to 20 years
How Long Do Swing Sets Last? In general, swing sets last about 15 to 20 years. However, the life expectancy of a swing set can vary depending on the quality of the material used and the degree of craftsmanship.

What are lifetime playsets made of?

Constructed of powder-coated steel and UV-protected polyethylene plastic, your Lifetime Playset is rust resistant, and will not fade, splinter, or warp. With two belt swings and one trapeze bar with gym rings, your kids will have hours of fun, right in the safety and convenience of their own backyard.

How do you move a lifetime playset?

To move a swing set, consider the following steps:

1. Inspect the swing set before disassembly begins.
2. Label all parts of the swing set in an instructional guide.
3. Replace any damaged or missing parts.
4. Disassemble the swing set.
5. Map out where you would like your swing set placed.
6. Install a surface below the swing set.

What Swingsets last the longest?

Pressure-Treated (PT) Pine Pressure-treated pine is the most durable of all wooden swing sets available today. Given a bad rap due to the past use of arsenic in the preservation process, PT wood is now 100% safe for humans, animals, and the environment.

Do metal or wood swing sets last longer?

On the other hand, wooden swing sets have a longer life span with proper maintenance than the metal swing sets. Also, wood is sturdier and rot slower than metal options. Overall, if it’s for public use, a wooden type swing set will be best. And, if it’s for home use, metal swing sets can be a good alternative.

Is it hard to disassemble a playset?

Even though your wooden playset or swing set may be falling apart at the seams, it doesn’t mean it’ll be easy to pull apart. Playset removal will take you at least a whole afternoon and definitely requires the right tools and a friend to help.

How much does it cost to move a swing set?

It can cost between $100-$1,000 for professional movers to move a swing set depending on the size of the set. Typically, costs are lumped in with moving costs of the entire house and can be negotiated with agreements on disassembly and installation.

Does swingset need to be perfectly level?

A playset that is not level could tip over while children are playing on it. Depending on the playset itself, it could blow over in a strong storm or lift up from the movement of the swings or other vigorous play. A tipping playset can cause serious injury to the children playing on or near it.

How do you take down a backyard playset?

If you’re looking to get rid of an old swing set or playset, here are a few options to consider:

1. Sell It.
2. Give It Away.
3. Leave It at the House.
4. Donate It.
5. Call Junk Removal.
6. Contact a Landfill.
7. Do Not Burn the Wood.
8. Remove Slides, Swings, and Other Accessories.

How long does it take to disassemble a playset?

What is best to put under a swingset?

What to Put Under Your Swing Set

• Wood playground mulch or engineered wood fiber (EWF)
• Rubber playground mulch.
• Pea gravel.
• Sand.