Swing Sets! Childrens Swingsets, play areas

Playnix/ Playground Rubber Mulch / Swing Set Links/ Business Links/ Helpful Links/ FAQ's *Playnix has been making unique kids furniture since 1972. After a long break, we are at it again! Watch for our new designs in 2011!*

*Backyard Fun* has been offering fine quality swing sets since 2004. Our family owned company is well established and our products are all MADE IN THE USA!! Backyard Fun makes exceptional quality swing sets and swing set accessories for kids of all ages! There are so many variations of our swing sets, we brought you a sampling!
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Fun Shack Play Set		Maverick Swing Set
Mustang Play Set		Fort Stockton Swing Set

Click here to open the catalog! (It is a PDF, you need Adobe Reader to open it)

Backyard Fun Factory provides the safest and most durable play systems on the market and the most fun. Backyard Fund Factory systems have a whimsical flavor to their design that is “imagination candy” to our most precious possession, our children. Backyard Fun Factory realizes that all customers that review our product have a choice, that is why we construct our products with only the best domestic materials and manufacture them here in the good ole USA. We want to keep our jobs at home, give us the chance to earn your business!

All products manufactured by Backyard Fun, have no potentially toxic pressure treated lumber. Naturally decay and insect resistant Select Redwood, cedat and cypress are used. For exterior use, Redwood stays flat and straight with minimum warping, cupping or checking. Treating wood with chemicals increases it's decay resistance, but it doesn't improve other characteristics of the species.

We realize that most of our customers aren't experts in construction, particularly in construction of wooden gymsets. So how do you identify quality? In a word - DETAIL.

Look for details and ask questions. Is the wood sanded smooth with round edges? Are the holes countersunk? Is the wood sealed? Do bolts stick out? Are the swing chains only partially coated? Are trapeze bars and ladder rungs wooden (which will splinter) or powder coated steel? Are ladders vertical or inclined? Inclined ladders are safer. Are the steps round or flat? Flat steps provide safer footing. Is the wood pressure treated with potentially toxic chemicals? We set the standard for quality and attention to detail.