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NI Climbing Frames Triple 6 foot double climbing frame Assembly Instructions Manual

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Assembly Instructions for a Triple Climbing Frame
Step 1:
 Lay out all 3 bases with 8ft of spacing between them (See Diagram Below)
 Once you are happy with the position of each base, remove bases and follow
instruction steps 1-8 on assembly instructions for the 5ft Climbing Frame
pg. 1

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  • Page 1 Assembly Instructions for a Triple Climbing Frame Step 1:  Lay out all 3 bases with 8ft of spacing between them (See Diagram Below)  Once you are happy with the position of each base, remove bases and follow instruction steps 1-8 on assembly instructions for the 5ft Climbing Frame pg.

  • Page 2: Materials Provided

    Assembly instructions for Triple 6 foot double climbing frame Materials provided 12 x 10ft posts cut at an angle of 40 degrees (for main towers) 2 x 10ft posts cut at an angle of 60 degrees (with the top already prepared for the swing pole) 1 x 10ft post for the swing pole 6 x 1571mm posts 6 x 6ftx4ft fence panels...
  • Page 3 Step1: Ground Preparation (see Diagram 1)  Lay out the bases in the position that you envisage them going  Make sure the frames ‘line’ up with each other and are no more than 8ft apart  When placing the bases please ensure you allow for 6 ft clearance beyond the end of the slide and 3 ft clearance for all other modules.
  • Page 4  Now with the 200mm index screws provided, screw the poles together on both sides, making sure the index screw is tightened into place  Make a mark 900mm from the bottom of both 10ft posts  Using the 1755mm 3”x1 ½” timber and using the 65mm decking screws screw the timber to the frame (this is to strengthen the H-frame structure, without this additional support at the bottom the frame will twist once it is lifted up) ...
  • Page 5  The structure should now be able to stand on it’s own  Lift the base and place into it’s place  Secure base using the 120mm screws provided, they are to be screwed directly into the base onto the 4”x4” cross posts Step 4: Side-rails assembly ...
  • Page 6  Using the 120mm screws, screw through the upright post so as to tighten the top railing to the post  Repeat for all the side-rails Step 5: Roof assembly (See Appendix A)  Place one of the 6ftx5ft panels directly onto the ground (so that the shingled part is facing downwards) ...
  • Page 7 Step 6: Swing module assembly  Lay the 2 x 10ft posts (with the ends cut off at 60 degrees) on a flat surface  Place the ends together so that it forms a v-shape  Using the 200mm index screws, tighten the ends together ...
  • Page 8  Place the ‘o’-hooks supplied through the holes on the remaining 4”x4” post (square on both ends) securing them using the appropriate spanner  Now the tricky part. The ‘A’-frame is designed to be at a 10 degree angle (i.e it is not at 90 degrees to the surface).
  • Page 9 Step 7: Concreting structure  Using postcrete and following the manufacturers instruction concrete all 10 posts into the ground  Once dry you can continue Step 8: Rock Wall assembly  The rock wall is typically made slightly longer than required to allow for slope ...
  • Page 10 Step 9: Cargo net assembly  Place the cargo net onto the top of the railing  Depending on the slope of the ground you may need to dig up some ground to ensure the cargo net is parallel to the upright posts of the tower ...
  • Page 11 Step 10: Fireman’s pole  Place the fireman’s pole into it’s position (ensuring that it is parallel to the post).  You will see that it will be to tall to attach to the top rail  Mark the position that it will go into the ground ...
  • Page 12 Step 11: Slide and steps  The steps might have to cut or dug into place (depending on the slope of your surface)  They are secured using decking screws  Grab handles are then placed on the top of the steps ...
  • Page 13  Place a 1571mm 3”x1 ½” timber on it’s side on both the left and right ends of the picnic table  Screw these in through the bottom using 65mm decking screw  Measure the distance between the 1571mm 3”x1 ½” timbers and cut the length from a 1571mm 3”x1 ½”...
  • Page 14 Step 12: Rope Bridge  Using the 2.6m lengths of 3”x3” place these on the underside of the bases.  They are to be placed 150mm to the left and right of the centre point of the base  Screw these in using 120mm screws provided ...
  • Page 15 Photos that might be useful in building the climbing frame: pg. 15...
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