Swing sets are available in a variety of price ranges, and this one by XDP Recreation is a great value if you’re on a budget. This bargain swing set has a more basic design and build than the other options on our list. Product Details: Age Range: 3 to 11 years | Dimensions: 192 x 156 x 126 inches | Weight Capacity: 800 pounds | Materials: Wood, plastic, metal | Warranty: Limited 10-year warranty on lumber, 1-year on accessories However, the manufacturer recommends using a sealant to maintain the quality look and function of this swing set for several years. This redwood stained cedar swing set is built to resist rot, decay, and insect damage. The frame is made of high quality cedar wood and it’s pre-cut, drilled, and sanded for quick and easy assembly. This swing set also comes with safety features like protective coating on the swing chains so you don’t have to worry about tiny fingers getting pinched. The roof is made of grooved wood to protect children from the sun and to prevent the swing set from getting damaged in inclement weather. It also comes with a steering wheel, tic-tac-toe spinner panel, a play telescope, and a flag kit to encourage pretend play.Īlthough this swing set is designed for children, it has intricate details you might see in an actual home like a wood roof, chimney, and working shutters. Earning a spot on the top of our list, the Gorilla Playsets Nantucket II Wood Swing Set has a variety of features to keep your kids entertained-including two belt swings, a trapeze swing, an alpine wave slide, a rock wall, and a sandbox area with seats. The best swing sets offer multiple play zones to keep your children entertained for hours on end.
The manufacturer recommends using a sealant within the first 90 days of use to keep this swing set in the best shape possible. There, she generates content for webinars and targeted programs and manages the social media strategy for the company, but returns to her interests of home, decorating, travel, food and wine in her writing. When Erica isn't traveling (10 European cities one summer!), this self-described Type A personality works as a marketing communication specialist for Clayton & McKervey. She covered human interest and fashion articles for the magazine and online.Įrica spent several years as a contributing writer for Her Campus, a print and online magazine targeted to college women and recent graduates. She enjoys traveling and tasting wine from all over the world.įollowing an editorial internship for StyleLine magazine early in her career, this Michigan native served as writer and event coordinator for SHE! magazine, a student-run fashion and pop culture magazine. Her work has appeared in Food & Wine, Better Homes and Gardens, Bob Vila, and Better You. Erica Reagle is marketing communications specialist and a freelance writer focused on interior design and the home.
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