Gorilla Blue Ridge Mountaineer PlaySet

PlaySet Features

Maintenance-free timber shield protective poly coating on main beams.
Tongue and groove wood roof with sunbursts, dormers, and chimney
4" x 4" framing
4' x 6' fort deck
5' deck height
Solid 4" x 6" swing beams
3 position swing beam
Iron ductile swing hangers
2 swings with plastisol coated chains
1 trapeze bar with plastisol coated chains
10' Extreme Wave Slide
Radical Ride II tube slide
Climbing rock wall with rope
Climbing rope ladder
Safety step ladder
Built in picnic table
Safety handles
Sandbox
Telescope
Flag Kit
Exclusive Tic-Tac-Toe Spinner Panel

All Swing Sets Include:

Factory stained and sealed wood that is resistant to rot, decay, and insect damage
All required lumber: pre-cut, pre-sanded, and pre-stained. Main beams are even pre-drilled!
All required hardware
Step-by-step 3-D illustrated instructions and owner's manual
Download assembly manual - click to download
Free standing design (requires no grounding stakes for support)
Limited 10 year warranty on wood, 1 year on accessories

Number of boxes =8
Approximate Assembly Time: 10-12 Hours

Swing Set Shipping weight: 1000lbs

Please read shipping details here before ordering to avoid delays and confusion regarding shipping & delivery of your item

Shipping: Curbside delivery included in price to most locations within the continental  US.
*Additional shipping charges may apply to remote areas

MAINTENANCE SUGGESTIONS

Check all nuts and bolts twice monthly during the usage season for tightness. Tighten as required. It is particularly important to check & tighten bolts at the beginning of each season.

Check swings, chains, and slides for cracks or deterioration. Replacement should be made at first sign of deterioration. Your play equipment should be inspected on a regular basis. If any of the following conditions are noted, they should be removed, corrected or repaired immediately to prevent injuries.

Hardware that is loose or worn, or that has protrusions or projections.
Scattered debris, litter, rocks, or tree roots within the play area.
Rust and chipped paint on metal components.
Splinters, structural wood imperfections, or decayed wood components.
Missing or damaged equipment and or components, such as hardware, hand-holds, panel slats, etc.

It is also important to stain and seal the wood components of your play system as needed. This will not only keep your play set looking nice, but it will also prolong the life of the system by limiting moisture and UV rays that the wood is naturally exposed to. It is recommended that you use a high quality stain/sealant. Any reputable paint store will be able to recommend a suitable product for your play system.