BETOOLL A-Frame 2 Brackets Swing Set Bracket with Mounting Hardware (Green)

More than enough room for 4x4 legs. But I needed to do a bit of sanding to get the 4x6 to go in due to the beads of the welds. Solid coating and should weather well.

Very heavy and sturdy. I was really impressed with how they were built. I took off a star because there was paint chipped and rust straight out of the box. Would have returned for an exchange but didnt have to heart to make my granddaughter wait for another set. They were not purchased as a used product.

Worked as it should. I will update if there are any problems. So far so good.

Overall all very satisfied. Brackets are very strong and should last for many years. I shaved the corners of the 4 x 4 post going into the brackets due to the welds in the brackets, only took a few minutes per post. I replaced the zinc lag bolts with galvanizes bolts, thought they would last longer going into treated lumber. Very satisfied with purchase.

These items are HEAVY and STRONG. The welds look good and the paint appears to have heavy layers and well covered. I feel confident they will perform well and last for years.

My grandchildren love there swing they are 11 and 5 , it is sturdy and swings high

The lag bolts and washers werent included as it said in the description. We bought lag bolts and washers at Lowes for $40. So were disappointed they werent included as described. We were ripped off. Dont purchase - not worth the money. Vendor has paid the extra $40 I had to pay for hardware. Thanks for your assistance. Im very happy with the brackets and we love our new swing.

Wife helped. Gotter dun.

Very simple method to make an A-frame swing set that will easily hold up large kids and even adults. Plan on having some help available when it is time to stand up the finished swing set after assembling.

Good value and very sturdy. Took about 1 hour to assemble. Previous reviewers and the product photos note the holes for the 4x6 are not properly located. Seems the mfg took care of this as our brackets have the holes located in the corners. The included lag bolts are galvanized which some reviewers noted is not correct for pressure treated lumber. The chemicals in the pressure treated lumber will cause the bolts to corrode and potentially fail over time. Use of stainless or ceramic coated bolts would correct this problem, but will add cost. If this is a concern, you might price Stainless hardware or consider using non pressure treated lumber. The bolts were about 3/8 diameter by 2 inch long, a 13 mm socket fit the head of the bolt best, so they are likely metric, but this isn’t a rocket ship. The 4x6 fit very snug into the bracket and one side required a bit of encouragement from a mallet. We actually resorted to a 2lb sledge with a scrap piece of wood as a buffer to prevent damage to the bracket and its nice paint. Very happy with this product. Some ceramic coated or stainless lag bolts is really the only improvement needed. Note: fresh pressure treated lumber will be wet and swollen, you might need to shave some material off the ends of the 4x6 to make it fit in the brackets or purchase dry lumber. update: Several months in and it still looks and functions as it should. Plan on burying the legs or use earth anchors if your kids are more than 50lbs and/or like to swing high. It will wobble a bit with larger kids, not dangerously, just potentially concerning for some weak hearted parents, the kids actually enjoy it rocking a bit.