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Required Crew: 2 Required but 4 Recommended
Concrete: 10-14, 80 lb. bags
Required Tools:
● Wheelbarrow
● Step Ladder (6' or taller)
● Shovel
● Tape Measure
● Digging Bar or Pick
● Level
● Allen Wrench (Provided)
● Open end or Box Wrenches: 9/16", ¾"
● Hammer or Mallet
● Ratchet Handle & Sockets: 9/16", ¾"
● Marker Pen
● Drill: Cordless or electric, or impact driver
Component Playgrounds is concerned about the safety of your vision. It
is important that you choose to protect your vision by wearing proper
safety glasses during each and every phase of this construction
process.
PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE BEGINNING
The HL50 can be installed as a one day project. The normal time required
to install the HL50 is about 2-4 hours for a two man crew. This time
requirement will vary dependent upon the composition of the soil and the
speed of the installers. Mix and pour the concrete as the last step.
*Before digging, please obey local laws by notifying your local
underground utilities marking organization*
Installation
Instructions HL50
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Summary of Contents for Component Playgrounds HL50
- Page 1 The HL50 can be installed as a one day project. The normal time required to install the HL50 is about 2-4 hours for a two man crew. This time requirement will vary dependent upon the composition of the soil and the speed of the installers.
- Page 2 Summary of Instructions 1. Select an area in your yard that is reasonably level and meets the space requirements for your equipment. Ground Space: 9’ x 13’ Play Space: 13’ x 29’ 2. Using the measurements from the top view diagram, measure and mark the position of the Swing Hangers and Upright Ladders on both 9’...
- Page 3 Horizontal Ladder in the future. Using two or three strong adults, stand the assembled Horizontal Ladder set into the holes. Install plugs into the ends of the Top Rails. Slide Top Rails into Top Sleeve of the Upright Ladders (see Ladder to Top Rail assembly).
- Page 5 Step 1: Locating and Digging the Holes Place the 9’ Top Rails and 12’ 6” Horizontal Ladder in the play space as shown below. Mark where the ladder holes will need to be dug. Remove the top rails and horizontal ladder. Dig the ladder holes to the measurements specified below.
- Page 6 Dig each hole should be dug 28” long x 20” wide x 24” deep. When digging, be sure that the holes line up with the ladder and each other as shown below.
- Page 7 Step Two: Assembling the Structure After the holes are dug, move the 12’ 6” ladder to the side and lay both vertical ladders into the proper place. Then slide the 9’ top rails into the top sleeve of each upright. Top rail should be placed at 43.5”...
- Page 8 Now stand each upright ladder into the holes. (Next step works best with 4 people but can be done with as few as 2 strong adults). Have one person on each side of the horizontal ladder and lift it to the proper elevation while the third and fourth people push each upright ladder into the horizontal, as shown below.
- Page 9 Now make whatever adjustments are needed to ensure that your set is level. Tighten all set screws. Once this is complete, you are ready to mix and pour the concrete.
- Page 10 Step Three: Pour the Concrete When you are satisfied that the structure is level, mix and pour the concrete according to the package directions. Y ou will use approximately five to seven 80lb bags in the ladder holes. Concrete will cure faster in warm conditions and slower in cold conditions. The package directions on the concrete you buy will indicate approximate curing times.
- Page 11 Component Playgrounds BRASS BUSHING SWING HANGER 1. Loosen and remove the two nyloc jam nuts. 2. Reassemble on to swing top rail. Tighten securely so that the hanger is firmly attached in place and cannot slide or swivel along top rail.
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Page 12: Read Before Use
While every attempt is made by Component Playgrounds to ensure the highest degree of safety in all of our equipment, we cannot guarantee freedom from injury. The user assumes all risk of injury due to use. - Page 13 We hope that you and your family will enjoy many hours of great family fun while using your Component Playgrounds Products. We appreciate your business. Our goal is to provide safe, durable and fun products using the best materials available. Your product should be mostly maintenance free.
- Page 14 This damage to the galvanizing is restricted to the actual weld. When your equipment is built, Component Playgrounds will repair this damage using a cold galvanizing compound spray along with a top coat of silver aluminum.
- Page 15 To Help Prevent Injuries from Falls & Other Hazards 1. Never attach, or allow children to attach the following items to your swing set: Ropes, jump ropes, clotheslines, pet leashes or any similar type of item to your swing set. Any item such as these may present a strangulation hazard.
- Page 16 Limited Lifetime Warranty Component Playgrounds works to build heavy duty products that will stand up to the heavy use of active children. You can trust Component Playgrounds because of the way we design and build our products. We make products that are simple to own, and easy to maintain.
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Page 17: Warranty Registration Sheet
Return this form via e-mail to: State: Zip: Sales@componentplaygrounds.com Phone: Or via U.S. mail to: Purchase Date: Completion Date: Component Playgrounds 1630 North Beck Street Sales Representative/Dealer Information Salt Lake City, UT 84116 (If different from manufacturer) Organization: Todays Date: City:...
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