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Assembly instructions for Las Vegas frame
Materials provided
:
2 x approx. 3.3m 4x4' posts for the main tower
2 x approx. 1650mm 4x4' post for the main tower
3 x 1616mm 4x4' posts for the H-frames
2 x 2420mm 4x4' posts for the main support between the H-frames
1 x 10ft 4x4' post for the swing pole (If chosen with the swing option)
2 x 10ft 4x4' posts cut at 60° for the 'a' frame (if chosen with the swing option)
2 x approx. 1575mm 4"x4" post to go in vertically to form your entrance to the lower level. This post
may require to be cut, depending on the slope on your garden.
1 x set of steps
1 x 2.6mx1.8m base with two corner notches cut out
1 x 2.6mx1.8m floor with four corner notches cut out
2 x 1.8m 3"x1 ½" timbers
2 x 2420mm 3"x1 ½" timbers
7 railings
Picnic table – comes in 6 parts, 2x 330mm seat legs, 1x 630mm table stand, 2 seats and one table
top.
Sides, floor and roof of 6ft x 6ft Playhouse
Roof felt for playhouse
1 x fireman's pole
10ft slide
Accessories
Screws etc
Some of the above sizes may vary by a few millimetres due to different widths of timber used, so if
you receive 1618mm timber instead of 1616mm don't worry, it has all been measured and cut to fit
your specific frame.
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Summary of Contents for NI Climbing Frames Las Vegas
- Page 1 Assembly instructions for Las Vegas frame Materials provided 2 x approx. 3.3m 4x4’ posts for the main tower 2 x approx. 1650mm 4x4’ post for the main tower 3 x 1616mm 4x4’ posts for the H-frames 2 x 2420mm 4x4’ posts for the main support between the H-frames 1 x 10ft 4x4’...
- Page 2 Maintaining your Wooden Playhouse Maintaining your playhouse ensures that the pre-painted colour stains will continue to be vibrant and will help maintain the wood strength and quality. It is important to check all fixings regularly to ensure the playhouse is consistently at a safe and secure standard. As with any natural wood, changes and movement can occur, which means that accessories such as handles may need tightening occasionally.
- Page 3 Step1: Ground Preparation (see Diagram 1) Lay out the base with the six notches, slide and the 3m swing bar in the position that you intend the climbing frames to be placed. Ensure the base is good and parallel of any buildings, fences etc.
- Page 4 Step2: Base Preparation Lay 2 of the 3300mm posts on a level surface Now place the 1616mm 4”x4” post between the 2 11ft posts Line up the markings as shown below Now with the 200mm index screws provided, screw the posts together on both sides, making sure the index screw is tightened into place ...
- Page 5 Step 3: Base assembly (requires heavy lifting, please use at least 3 people) First step will be to position and pack your floor so it is level, and is not sagging or bouncing in any places when someone stands on it. This will be made easier if your ground is flat and fairly level.
- 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 4a: Making the opening for the downstairs area Using the 1575mm post, cut it to fit tightly into the middle hole you have dug and the bottom of the 4”x4”...
- Page 7 Final step is to secure the top of the railing with 120mm screws, just like the other railings. Step 5: Playhouse Assembly Once the railings are in place it’s time to build the playhouse The playhouse comes in 7 parts; 1 floor, 4 walls and 2 roof pieces ...
- Page 8 Step 6: Swing module assembly Lay the 2 x 3m posts (with the ends cut off at 60 degrees) on a flat surface Place the ends together so that it forms a A-shape Using the 200mm index screws, screw the ends together, so the two posts meet nice and flush on all sides.
- Page 9 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 10 Step 7: Rock Wall assembly The rock wall is typically made slightly longer than required to allow for the slope in some gardens Place the rock wall against the top of the railing Measure the amount you may have to take off the bottom of the rock wall ...
- Page 11 Step 8: 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 12 Step 9: Fireman’s pole Place the fireman’s pole into its position (ensuring that it is parallel to the post). You will see that it will be too tall to attach to the top rail Mark the position that it will go into the ground, which will be the centre of the railing and out the same distance as the turn in the pole itself.
- Page 13 Step 10: Slide and steps The steps might have to be cut or dug into place (depending on the slope of your surface) They are secured using decking screws, stitched through the top of each string into the base of the tower.
- Page 14 Step 12: Concreting structure Using postcrete and following the manufacturers instruction concrete all the posts into the ground The frame should be left overnight before it is used to ensure the postcrete has dried before any movement is put onto the frame, swings etc. The final stage is to put on the accessories, give everything good sand down to avoid the children getting splinters from any cut or rough edges, and also check for any screws sticking out that may need taken back in slightly.
- Page 15 Attached please find a few photos that might be useful in building the climbing frame: pg. 15...
- Page 16 pg. 16...
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