Madison Wood Swing Set Style # (WP-637M) OWNER’S MANUAL ASSEMBLY, INSTALLATION, CARE, MAINTENANCE AND USER INSTRUCTIONS WARNING FOR RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY ASSEMBLY REQUIRES AT LEAST FOUR ADULTS Please keep this instruction manual for future reference. DO NOT RETURN TO THE STORE For Customer Service, please call 1-866-632-1718 or visit www.partsnservice.
INTRODUCTION Dear Valued Customer, Congratulations on your wood swing set purchase! Please read and completely understand the contents of this owner’s manual. This manual contains specific instructions that must be followed to prevent injuries. This equipment is for residential use only. This swing set is NOT intended for public or commercial use. The warranty will be voided if the swing set is used in a commercial application. The product was designed to be used by children between the ages of 3-10.
Trhbrt TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS …………………………………………………………………….…... 3 IMPORTANT CONSUMER INFORMATION SHEET ……………………………………………………………………… 8 COMPLETE PRODUCT VIEW …………...………………………………………………………………………………………….. 13 TOOLS NEEDED ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……… 14 WOOD PARTS LIST…………………………………...…………………………………………………………………………........... 15 HARDWARE PARTS LIST ………………………...……………………………………………………………………………….….. 18 COMPONENT PARTS LIST ………………………...
Trhbrt IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE YOU BEGIN: Carefully read all instructions in this manual before assembling and using this product. The unit must be assembled by adults. Heavy duty working gloves must be worn to avoid injuries during assembly. WARNING READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE ASSEMBLING OR USING THIS EQUIPMENT AGE LIMIT This product is designed to be used by up to ten (10) children between the ages of 3 to 10.
Trhbrt IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS WARNING BEFORE YOU BEGIN ASSEMBLY: Take a complete inventory of components using the parts list. Sort and lay out the wood pieces. Label each piece of wood for easy reference. For easy identification during the assembly process, write the board’s letter on masking tape and adhere to each piece of the wood. Some wooden components may twist or warp in the carton after packaging. Usually, these parts straighten out when assembled.
Trhbrt IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS Carefully read all instructions in this manual before assembling and using this product. The unit must be assembled by adults. Heavy duty working gloves must be worn to avoid injuries during assembly. BEFORE YOU BEGIN: WARNING READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE ASSEMBLING OR USING THIS EQUIPMENT Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
Trhbrt IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS INSPECTION PRIOR TO EACH USE OR DAILY INSPECTION DO NOT use the equipment if any bolts or nuts are missing or loose. ALWAYS check to ensure the equipment and all parts are well secured and stable before each use. ALWAYS clear the play area of any rocks, sharp objects, or any materials that could be potentially hazardous to users.
Trhbrt IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH PLAY SEASON: Tighten all hardware. Lubricate all metallic moving parts per manufacturer’s instructions. Check all protective coverings on bolts, pipes, edges, and corners. Replace if they are loose, cracked, or missing. Check all moving parts including swing seats, ropes, cables, and chains for wear, rust, or other deterioration. Replace as needed. Check metal parts for rust.
Trhbrt IMPORTANT CONSUMER INFORMATION SHEET The Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates there are about 200,000 playground related injuries involving children each year. Injuries involving this hazard pattern tend to be among the most serious of all playground injuries and have the potential to be fatal, particularly when the injury is to the head. The surface under and around playground equipment can be a major factor in determining the injury-causing potential of a fall.
Trhbrt IMPORTANT CONSUMER INFORMATION SHEET The following guidelines are extracts from the Consumer Product Safety Commission Outdoor Home Playground Safety Handbook. It is recommended that you read the entire handbook and take necessary precautions to prevent serious injuries to your children, including: CHOOSING A SITE When you choose a home playground, a location away from roads and driveways and readily visible from inside the home and patios or porches, is important.
Trhbrt IMPORTANT CONSUMER INFORMATION SHEET Poured-In-Place Surfaces or Pre-Manufactured Rubber Tiles You may be interested in using surfacing other than loose-fill materials-like rubber tiles or poured-in-place surfaces. Installations of these surfaces generally require a professional and are not “do-it-yourself” projects Review surface specifications before purchasing this type of surfacing.
Trhbrt IMPORTANT CONSUMER INFORMATION SHEET Outdoor Home Playground Safety Checklist Use this to help make your home playground a safe place to play! Supervision Be sure to always supervise children on play equipment. Install a protective surface under and around play equipment to reduce the likelihood of serious head injuries. For most play equipment, install protective surfacing 6 feet in all directions beyond the equipment.
Trhbrt IMPORTANT CONSUMER INFORMATION SHEET What to Inspect: Hardware: Inspect all nuts and bolts and tighten if required. Hardware should be firmly against, but not crushing the wood. Over-tightening hardware crushes wood fibers and can split wooden components resulting in the bolt thread extending beyond the wood. This poses a severe safety hazard. If bolt threads protrude beyond the wood surface, replace the bolt with a shorter one that will not protrude.
Trhbrt COMPLETE PRODUCT VIEW FRONT VIEW OF COMPLETE PRODUCT BACK VIEW OF COMPLETE PRODUCT 13
Trhbrt TOOLS NEEDED 14
WOOD PARTS LIST 15
WOOD PARTS LIST 16
WOOD PARTS LIST 17
HARDWARE PARTS LIST 18
Trhbrt COMPONENT PARTS LIST 19
Trhbrt HARDWARE PRE-ASSEMBLE Please pre-assemble the wood boards listed below before you begin to assemble the product. Hammer the square head rivets into the pre-drilled holes as shown below.
aTrhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 1 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA9 1 pc B2 6 pcs MA12 1 pc B2L 6 pcs MA13 1 pc V8 12 pcs MA14 1 pc V9 12 pcs MA15 1 pc Connect MA9 to MA12, MA13 and MA14 using B2, V8 and V9 (6 sets). Connect MA15 to MA12, MA13 and MA14 using B2L, V8 and V9 (6 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 2 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA6 1 pc B2,V8,V9 6 sets MA29 1 pc B2L,V8,V9 5 sets MA39 1 pc S2,V20 4 sets Connect MA6 to MA12, MA13 and MA14 using B2, V8 and V9 (6 sets). Connect MA29 to MA12 and MA13 using S2 and V20 (4 sets). Connect MA39 to MA12, MA13 and MA14 using B2L, V8 and V9 (5 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 3 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA1 1 pc B2L 15 pcs MA3 1 pc B4 6 pcs MA7 1 pc V8 21 pcs MA11 1 pc V9 21 pcs MA26 1 pc MA27 1 pc MA39 1 pc Connect MA11 to MA1 and MA7 using B2L, V8 and V9 (4 sets). Connect MA27 to MA1, MA3 and MA7 using B2L, V8 and V9 (6 sets). Connect MA26 to MA1, MA3 and MA7 using B4, V8 and V9 (6 sets). Connect MA39 to MA1, MA3 and MA7 using B2L, V8 and V9 (5 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 4 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA4 1 pc B2 4 pcs MA5 1 pc B2L 8 pcs MA8 1 pc V8 12 pcs MA10 1 pc V9 12 pcs Connect MA5 to MA11 and MA27, using B2, V8 and V9 (3 sets). Connect MA8 to MA5 and MA7, using B2L, V8 and V9 (2 sets) and B2, V8 and V9 (1 set). Connect MA10 to MA5 using B2L, V8 and V9 (2 sets). Connect MA4 to MA8 and MA10, using B2L, V8 and V9 (4 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 5 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA16 4 pcs S2 24 pcs MA17 1 pc V20 24 pcs MA18 1 pc Connect MA17 to MA1 and MA12, using S2 and V20 (4 sets). Connect MA18 to MA7 and MA14, using S2 and V20 (4 sets). Connect MA16 to MA7 and MA14, using S2 and V20 (8 sets). Connect MA16 to MA4 and MA12, using S2 and V20 (8 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 6 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA2 3 pcs S3,V20 4 sets MA19 1 pc S5 9 pcs Connect MA19 to MA17 and MA18 using S3 and V20 (4 sets). Connect MA2 to MA16 and MA18 using S5 (6 pcs). Connect MA2 to MA16 and MA17 using S5 (3 pcs).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 7 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA20 1 pc S3,V20 1 set MA21 5 pcs S6 32 pcs MA22 3 pcs B28,V2,V31 10 sets U4 5 pcs Connect MA20 to MA17 using S3 and V20 (1 set). Connect MA21 (5 pcs) and MA22 (3 pcs) to MA5 and MA20 using S6 (32 pcs). Connect U4 to MA21 using B28, V2 and V31 (10 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 8 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA31 1 pc S2,V20 4 sets MA56 1 pc S4,V20 4 sets Connect MA31 to MA1 and MA12 using S2 and V20 (4 sets). Connect MA56 to MA7 and MA14 using S4 and V20 (4 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 9 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA23 2 pcs S6 48 pcs MA24 1 pc MA25 11 pcs MA25A 1 pc MA25B 1 pc Connect MA23 on the 2 ends of the playhouse using S6 (6 pcs). Connect MA24, MA25B and MA25A using S6 (9 pcs). Connect all 11 pieces of MA25 using S6 (33 pcs).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 10 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA28 1 pc S2 4 pcs MA33 2 pcs S3 2 pcs MA65 1 pc S7 2 pcs S15 1 pc V20 7 pcs Connect MA28 to MA5 using S15 and V20 (1 set), to MA3 using S2 and V20 (2 sets), to MA7 using S3 and V20 (2 sets). Connect MA33 to MA7 and MA14 using S2 and V20 (2 sets). Connect MA65 to MA3 from inside using S7 (2 pcs).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 11 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA5 1 pc B2, V8, V9 2 sets B2L, V8, V9 2 sets B6, V8, V9 3 sets Connect MA5 to MA27 using B2, V8 and V9 (2 sets). Connect MA5 to MA28 using B2L, V8 and V9 (1 set). Connect MA5 to MA10 and MA11 using B6, V8 and V9 (3 sets). Connect MA5 to MA8 using B2L, V8 and V9 (1 set).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 12 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA30 1 pc S2 3 pcs MA32 1 pc S5 4 pcs MA36 2 pcs V20 3 pcs Connect MA30 to MA12 and MA13 using S2 and V20 (2 sets). Connect MA36 to MA33 and MA56 using S5 (4 pcs). Connect MA32 to MA12 using S2 and V20 (1 set).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 13 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA35 2 pcs S5 22 pcs MA37 7 pcs MA38 1 pc Connect MA35 and MA38 to MA31 and MA32 using S5 (8 pcs). Connect MA37 to MA27 and MA28 using S5 (14 pcs).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 14 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA35 4 pcs S5 9 pcs U32 1 pc S14 1 pc Connect MA35 to MA29 and MA30 using S5 (8 pcs). Connect U32 to MA23 and MA38 using S5 (1 pc) and S14 (1 pc).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 15 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA34 2 pcs S6 10 pcs MA43 2 pcs S7 4 pcs MA44 2 pcs MA45 1 pc Connect MA45 to MA44 using S6 (2 pcs). Connect MA44 to MA43 using S7 (4 pcs). Connect MA34 to MA43 using S6 (8 pcs).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 16 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA48 3 pcs S5 3 pcs MA49 1 pc Connect MA49 to MA48 using S5 (3 pcs).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 17 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty U32 4 pcs S3,V20 4 sets MA46 2 pcs S6 4 pcs MA47 2 pcs S7 4 pcs S14 8 pcs Connect MA46 to MA12 using S3 and V20 (2 sets), connect MA47 to MA12 using S7 (2 pcs), and to MA46 using S6 (2 pcs). Connect MA46 to MA13 using S3 and V20 (2 sets), connect MA47 to MA13 using S7 (2 pcs), and to MA46 using S6 (2 pcs). Connect U32 to MA9 and MA34 using S14 (8 pcs).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 18 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA41 2 pcs S6 8 pcs MA42 1 pc B1,V8,V9 4 sets Connect MA41 to MA39 using B1, V8 and V9 (4 sets). Connect MA42 to MA41 using S6 (2 pcs). Connect MA48 to MA6 using S6 (6 pcs).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 19 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA58 1 pc B12,V20 10 sets MA59 1 pc B1,V24,V9 4 sets U2 2 pcs U210 5 pcs Connect U210 to MA58 and MA59 using B12 and V20 (10 sets). Connect U2 to MA58 and MA59 using B1, V24 and V9 (4 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 20 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA60 1 pc S1,V2 4 sets MA61 1 pc S3,V20 6 sets MA62 2 pcs B2L,V8,V9 2 sets MA63 1 pc B12,V20 4 sets U42 2 pcs U210 2 pcs Connect U42 to MA60 and MA61 using S1 and V2 (4 sets). Connect U210 to MA60 and MA61 using B12, V20 (4 sets). Connect MA62 to MA60 and MA61 using S3 and V20 (2 sets). Connect MA63 to MA62 using B2L, V8 and V9 (2 sets), and to MA60 and MA61 using S3 and V20 (4 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 21 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty U3 4 pcs B1 12 pcs V24 20 pcs V9 12 pcs Connect MA60 and MA61 to MA58 and MA59 with U3 using B1, V24 and V24, V9 (8 sets). Connect U2 to MA56 using B1, V24 and V9 (4 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 22 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA50 1 pc B9 2 pcs MA52 1 pc V8 4 pcs MA52A 1 pc V9 2 pcs MA53A 1 pc S3 10 pcs MA57 1 pc V20 10 pcs Insert B9, V8 through MA52A, MA50 and MA52 and fasten with V8, V9 (2sets) on the other end of screw. Connect MA57 to MA50, MA52 and MA52A using S3 and V20 (6 sets). Connect MA53A to MA52 and MA52A using S3 and V20 (4 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 23 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA51 1 pc B9 2 pcs MA52 1 pc V8 4 pcs MA52A 1 pc V9 2 pcs MA53 1 pc S3 10 pcs MA57 1 pc V20 10 pcs Insert B9, V8 through MA52A, MA51 and MA52 and fasten with V8, V9 (2sets) on the other end of screw. Connect MA57 to MA51, MA52 and MA52A using S3 and V20 (6 sets). Connect MA53 to MA52 and MA52A using S3 and V20 (4 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 24 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA54 1 pc B4L 2 pcs MA55 1 pc V7,V1,V6 6 sets V9 2 pcs V24 4 pcs Connect U2 to MA54 using B4L, V24 and V24, V9 (2 sets). Attach V7, V1 and V1, V6 to MA54 and MA55 (6 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 25 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty U74 2 pcs B1 4 pcs U3 2 pcs B4L 11 pcs V9 15 pcs V24 26 pcs Attach U2 to MA26 using B1, V24 and V9 (4 sets). Attach U3 to MA50 and MA55 using B4L, V24 and V24, V9 (4 sets). Attach U74 to MA51, MA54 and MA55 using B4L, V24 and V24, V9 (7 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 26 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty U84 4 pcs V6 4 pcs U83 1 pc V18 4 pcs U77 4 pcs ATTACH TWO PERSON FLYING SAUCER IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER: Slide the smaller ends of U84 tubes into the pockets of flying saucer (U83). Connect the four tubes together. Align the holes with the round holes face down. Connect the chain U77 to the flying saucer (insert the end with shorter screw) and secure with V6 and V18 (4 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 27 Part# Qty Hardware# U5 2 pcs NA Qty Attach the swing seat and flying saucer to the frame by locking U5 into the hook as shown.
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 28 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty MA40 2 pcs S6 6 pcs MA64 1 pc U637 1 pc Insert MA40 through U637, then connect them to MA39 using S6 (4 pcs). Connect MA64 to MA5 and MA7 using S6 (2 pcs).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 29 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty U42 2 pcs S1,V2 2 sets U7 1 pc B28,V2,V31 4 sets U10D 1 pc S18, V2, V3 4 sets Attach U42 to MA1 using S1 and V20 (2 sets). Attach U42 to MA38 using B28, V2 and V31 (2 sets). ATTACH SLIDE TO THE PLAYHOUSE IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER: Attach U10D to U7 using S18, V2 and V3 (4 sets). Connect U7 to MA25A and MA25B using B28, V2 and V31 (2 sets).
Trhbrt ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 30 Part# Qty Hardware# Qty U50 5 pcs S1 5 pcs Use U50 as the anchoring stakes for this set. Hammer the anchoring U50 fully into the ground to playhouse, using S1 (5 pcs) as shown below. IMPORTANT: BEFORE ALLOWING CHILDREN TO PLAY ON THE EQUIPMENT, THE ANCHORS PROVIDED MUST BE INSTALLED.
Trhbrt PRODUCT WARRANTY Sportspower Ltd warrants its products to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service conditions for 180 days after the date of purchase. Extended warranty for an extra 90 days will be offered to those customers registering their products at www.sportspowerltd.net within 14 days from the date of purchase. All warranty coverage extends only to the original purchaser of the product and is not assignable or transferable.
Trhbrt PRODUCT WARRANTY SPORTSPOWER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT OR OTHER DAMAGES WITH RESPECT TO ANY ECONOMIC LOSS, LOSS OF PROPERTY, LOSS OF REVENUE OR PROFITS, LOSS OF ENJOYMENT OR USE, COST OF REMOVAL, INSTALLATION OR OTHER CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
