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

Easy peasy. No shaving wood. One 4x6x12’ across the top. Four 4x4 post cut to 9’. Two cross pieces 2x6. Had a neighbor help stand it up. Swinging like a champ. Very sturdy. Lots of fun.

I had to shave the 4 x 6 some to get one end 2 inward. The welds held up as we struggled to right the partially assembled structure.

the hole was very tight, I had to police the wood so much to fit the wood into the hole.

The product is solid I had to remove so of the 4x4 and 4x6 to slid over the ends the birds were just a hair to big to fit inside I’ll hardware was included I didn’t have to buy bolts just the word and it up working good

Very sturdy and easy to install. My 4x6 top piece wasn’t sized correctly (the brackets were) so I had to sand them a but on the 4” surface but once I got they installing the top piece went well and they 4x4 legs fit perfectly. My wife couldn’t believe that I went from a pile of lumber and brackets to a functioning swing set in an afternoon. It would have been even quicker if Home Depot had sized their 4x6 beams correctly. My granddaughter is thrilled!

Went to Lowe’s and got the lumber. If you have a good impact driver and bits, you can make a swing set in a few hours. Highly recommend buying ground anchors for every corner. Used treated wood... put two swings on it and kids are happy.

Solid mood product didnt take more than an hour to assemble all parts were included definitely would buy again and recommend

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.

Used 10 4x4s and 12 4x6. Went together pretty easy. Had to sand some of the wood for a smooth fit, but not too much. Need some extra chains to bring the equipment a little lower.

Overall I give the brackets high marks. Really, the only thing negative I have to say about them is (as pictured) one of the brackets as all three of the mounting holes (for the lag bolts) right next to each other on one side of the bracket where as the other bracket as the holes spread out over the width of the bracket face. All the lag bolts have to do is counter the header boards (a 4x6 in this case) shearing force so lag bolt hole cluster isnt super critical but I still would have liked to have seen where the holes were spread apart on the one bracket as they are on the second (do so would have given a stronger bracket surface area to header board surface area interface. Otherwise, would I buy these again (even with the clustering of the lag bolt holes)? Yeah, I likely would.