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Wooden swingset - do I have to concrete it in? Is there a swing option without concrete?

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LadyMuck · 03/06/2009 15:01

OK, daft question but want a twin or more swing set for the garden. Do they really need to be concreted in? Which type is most sturdy for boys? What questions should I be thinking of?

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saltcod · 03/06/2009 16:04

we needed 8 bags of concrete for our twin swing set but you definitely need it I'm afraid. I had a quick go on it before we concreted it in & the whole thing practically lifts out of the ground!

If you don't mind metal rather than wooden, I would go for the TP set because you can keep adding to it. It also has "toddler" height settings depending on the age of your boys.

LadyMuck · 03/06/2009 16:12

8 bags?!!

It is beginning to sound like a lot of hassle. The add-on point is sensible one, though the dcs are beyond toddler stage!

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Greensleeves · 03/06/2009 16:13

ours isn't concreted in, we just plonked it on the grass. It's had assorted children all over it for more than two years now and it's fine.

sazm · 03/06/2009 23:55

yep,we bought a wooden ne from toys r us,and its been great, it comes with little wooden stakes you put into the ground,ours are fine,

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