I never knew and now I do thank you 👍

this is dependant on what you are anchoring. A heavy duty climbing frame needs to be cemented but on the other hand this simple small fun swing set should do fine with this method shown above.

We have tried cement in the grass for our swings for our children and it keeps on just lifting and cement cracks help

We are putting up a large heavy-duty metal swing set that was salvaged from a school. We planned to pour concrete footings but I don't want to lose any height by sinking the legs into the ground. I wonder if this technique would work for a metal swing set.

@SkateboardingWithYerDa

3 жыл бұрын

I've just done this for a large wooden swing set, just dug holes about 6 inches deep, screwed the pegs in and poured some post concrete to fill the holes. Seems to be holding up fine 👌

What are the names of the products used here for the anchoring?

This guy didn't 30 seconds what people blab on about for the next 5 to 10 minutes in a video for the exact same thing

Where did you purchase the anchors?

@ibcrazysumtimes

6 жыл бұрын

home depot or lowes have them

@stevecal4165

5 жыл бұрын

saw these at home depot and lowes

@ndoshi1

4 жыл бұрын

What is the bolt with the disc washer called?

@John-wc5kt

4 жыл бұрын

Nimish Doshi Home Depot sells the whole kit that comes with the bolt and washer

Mot sure that would be very safe, but good principle as alternative is to concrete

@stevetevin6504

4 жыл бұрын

They are safe. I have them. Wood swing playground have been thru 60 mph winds storms never came out from the ground.

@MyName-bi4pt

3 жыл бұрын

Very safe.

Unless you live in northern Arkansas, then this method would go two inches into the ground, maybe, then hit rock. Nope, you're going to need a rock bar and a post hole digger and several layers of skin to be sacrificed. Holes here are earned.

Unless that pitch is made of cake it will never be that easy , very unsmart system compared to others