Monkey Bar

Monkey Bar. Monkey Bars Yes Ladder Yes Screws and Fixings Included Pictorial Assembly Instructions Included Assembly Time 1 Day* *Please note material colour may vary Important must read! *This is an approximate time only based on 2 people Assembly time may vary depending on season/weather conditions foundation type ability of those 48/5 (198)External Width 315m (10&#39 4″)External Depth 190m (6&#39 2″)Overall Height 220m (7&#39 2″).

Swings & Monkey Bars A Rebo exclusive design the round wood kids garden swing sets with Monkey bars are great for slightly older children to enjoy available with single double or triple swing frames.

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Monkey Bars Kids Love to Climb Hang & Swing from Monkey Bars Monkey Bars are popular features on our wooden climbing frames Children love to climb hang and swing like monkeys you can purchase wooden monkey climber addon with many of our swing and slide sets A selection our climbing frames have monkey bar climbers included as standard.

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MethodTipsWarningsFind a grassy level area away from other equipment Try to put your monkey bars in a grassy spot so it doesn’t hurt as much as concrete or solid ground if you fall down Check that the area is level so the vertical posts aren’t crooked or else you’ll have trouble building the rest of the bars Leave about 4–5 feet (12–15 m) of space between the area and other structures so you Stake off a 3 ft × 12 ft (091 m × 366 m) section of land Push a wooden stake into the ground to mark the first corner of the monkey bars Place another stake 3 feet (091 m) away which will be the short side of the monkey bars with the steps Measure 12 feet (37 m) out from the first stake to mark the length of the monkey bars and push a third stake into the ground at your measurement Dig a hole with a post hole digger at each of the stakes Hold the handles of a post hole digger together and push the blades into the ground Spread the handles apart and pull up to remove the dirt Keep digging until the hole until it’s about 1 foot (30 cm) across and 3 feet (91 cm) deep Continue digging the other holes at each of the other stakes[3] X Research source You can buy a post Pour 6 in (15 cm) of gravel into the holes [4] X Research source The bottoms of your holes won’t be perfectly level so filling them with gravel can help provide a flat surface Buy gravel from your local landscaping store and add it to the bottom of each hole Tamp the gravel down firmly to level the surface so the monkey bars don’t slant[5] X Research source You will need about 3 Set 4 in × 4 in (10 cm × 10 cm) post in the center of each hole Get 4 outdoor posts that are 10 feet (30 m) long and pressuretreated so they withstand the weather Place your posts in the holes and stand them up in the center Make sure they sit firmly without tipping or slanting so they remain sturdy during your build[6] X Research source Look for the straightest posts available so You can continue building off of your monkey bars to add more fitness equipment For example you can attach a cargo net to the top of the run going down to the ground[24] X Research source Thanks! Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0 Always be careful when using your monkey bars so you don’t injure yourself if you fall down Thanks! Helpful 0 Not Helpful 1Use caution when working with power tools Thanks! Helpful 0 Not Helpful 1 86% (28)Views 932K.