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Assembly

© Copyright 2005, Creative Playthings

Pine Skybox
19690-100 Rev J (06-16)

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MAIntenAnCe InStRuCtIonS

youR CReAtIVe PlAytHInGS PlAy Set IS StAIned At ouR fACtoRy.

 StAInInG IS not needed At tHe tIMe of InItIAl ASSeMbly. 

Staining Information:

•  Pigmented, exterior, water repellent stains are recommended and will provide an excellent barrier against moisture 

without hiding the natural wood grain or leaving a film that may later crack or peel.

•  We recommend that you apply stain according to the instructions and precautions recommended by the stain manufac-

turer.

•  it should take three or more quarts to cover your set.
•  Contact your local dealer or call Creative Playthings for our staining products.
•  All rungs are pre-finished at the factory and do not require any finishing at the time of initial assembly.
•  do not paint, or varnish rungs or steps.
•  Avoid using finishes that create slippery surfaces.

Maintenance:

•  Wooden playground equipment will last for years with proper maintenance. maintenance of the play set finish will 

vary   depending on weather climate.

•  As a safety precaution, check all hardware for tightness twice a month during use and at the beginning of each play  

season. Tighten as required and specified in these instructions. do not over tighten.

•  Check structure twice monthly during usage for any evidence of deterioration. if upon inspection, hardware has sharp 

edges, rusted or structural pieces have signs of premature failure; replace them through Creative Playthings Customer 

Service.

•  oil all metallic moving parts monthly during the usage season.
•  The swings, trapeze, tent, rope ladders, and any other removable plastic accessories should be removed and taken  

indoors when outside temperatures drop below 32° F (0° C).

•  Wood will expand and contract as it adjusts to temperature changes and varying moisture conditions. Checks or cracks 

are a natural characteristic of all wood and will not affect the strength or durability of the wooden components.

•  To maintain the finish of your set, a light sanding and an application of an exterior stain will repair scratches and pre-

vent   wood from aging prematurely.

•  Finishes applied to ladder rungs must not create a slippery surface. never varnish or paint! When refinishing rungs,  

sand lightly and use an exterior stain or boiled linseed oil.

•  The wood parts of your play set should never be disposed of by burning.
•  dispose of all parts so as not to create a hazard.

tools & Materials Required for finishing & Assembly:

•  Claw Type hammer
•  Carpenter’s Level
•  box Wrench or Sockets (1/2")
•  electric drill
•  1/8" and 3/8" drill bits (high Speed)
•  Screwdriver or Screw Tip for drill (medium Phillips)
•  Locking Pliers

•  10 ft. Tape measure
•  Framing Square
•  6 ft. Step Ladder
•  beeswax or Soap (used to lubricate screw threads)

Summary of Contents for PINE SKYBOX SH901-700

Page 1: ...with the assembly or use of your new play set Creative Playthings takes great care to design its products with your child s safety in mind However only with careful supervision and proper safety instr...

Page 2: ...rical devices or bird feeders etc Suspended ropes chains and cables must be secured at both ends Suspended ropes chains and cables must not be capable of looping back on themselves Do not allow more t...

Page 3: ...lean or rack This leaning puts additional stress on all connections and joints and in time will cause those connections to loosen and fail The Safe Play Area must be free of all structures landscapin...

Page 4: ...r 5 16 2 17003 611 Hex Bolt 5 16 x 1 1 2 4 17003 811 Hex Bolt 5 16 x 2 2 17003 1011 Hex Bolt 5 16 x 2 1 2 33 17003 1611 Hex Bolt 5 16 x 4 6 17003 2211 Hex Bolt 5 16 x 5 1 2 4 17003 2411 Hex Bolt 5 16...

Page 5: ...Typical Installation Lag Screws Tap the head of the Lag Screw with a hammer to start the threads into the wood and then use a 9 16 socket to tighten DO NOT over tighten Typical Installation Wood Scre...

Page 6: ...2005 Creative Playthings Pine Skybox 19690 100 Rev J 06 16 Page 6 Play set View F H O Y X N P B S CC V U J I C R A K D Z AA BB T L M K L O P are used only on a Skybox connected to a gym with a tent r...

Page 7: ...t Long Narr 5 4 x 4 x 58 1 2 P 1 Ea 32489 102 Wall Slat Narrow 5 4 x 4 x 23 1 2 Q 1 Ea 50350 700 Hardware Bag Skybox 2005 SP CC 2 Ea 15132 400 Access Ladder Step Component Part Identification Take inv...

Page 8: ...ructure twice monthly during usage for any evidence of deterioration If upon inspection hardware has sharp edges rusted or structural pieces have signs of premature failure replace them through Creati...

Page 9: ...y be required for assembly Tent Roof Gym Wood Roof Gym Tent End Tent Support Tent Pipe Sandbox End Sandbox Seat Tent Pipe Tent Pipe End Wall Support Rear Wall Slats Sandbox End Sandbox Seat Rear Wall...

Page 10: ...and the Skybox Sandbox Side BB to the Corner Post as shown Repeat with the other Side AA BB Sandbox Side Gym A Hex Bolt Assembly consists of one Hex Bolt one Lock Washer one Flat Washer and on Weld Nu...

Page 11: ...ends of the Platform End R Locate the End Stringer E Attach each End Stringer E using two 5 16 x 5 1 2 Hex Bolt Assemblies as shown The Hex Bolt should start from the outside of the Skybox Push each b...

Page 12: ...d R using two 5 16 x 2 1 2 Hex Bolt Assemblies Do not tighten these bolts yet The Angle Braces A should be fastened so that the angled end is flat against the nearest Corner Post D A D D R STEP 8 Angl...

Page 13: ...sh to the edge of the Platform Support Attach each Platform Board X using six 8 x 2 Flat Head Wood Screws W Y Y X STEP 11 Post Extensions Place the Right Post Extension I against the right rear Gym Co...

Page 14: ...e Post Extensions STEP 13 Side Wall Supports Fasten the Right Side Wall Support J to the Right Post Extension I and adjacent Corner Post D using one 5 16 x 4 Hex Bolt Assembly in the lower hole at eac...

Page 15: ...sten the Access Ladder Bracket using a 5 16 x 3 Lag Screw and Flat Washer Repeat with the other Side Tent Support K Tent Roof Gym Only STEP 16 Tent Post Center the Tent Post L between the two rear Gym...

Page 16: ...been omitted from the illustration for clarity STEP 18 End Wall Slats Fasten the six Wall Slats removed in Step One C to the Platform End R and the Long End Wall Support U as shown Use four 8 x 1 5 8...

Page 17: ...1 1 2 from the Short Wall Slat as shown Use five 8 x 1 5 8 Wood Screws Wood Roof Gym Place one Short Wall Slat N 2 1 8 from the left Gym Corner Post and another 12 7 8 from the Gym Corner Post Center...

Page 18: ...of the Tent Pipe to the other Tent Post with the pilot drill and a Wood Screw as above Tent Roof Gym Only STEP 23 Restore Tent Drape the Tent removed in step 1 over the three middle Tent Pipes with th...

Page 19: ...he Sandbox Sides BB of the Skybox Drill a 3 16 diameter pilot hole 2 deep into the cen ter of the trimmed end of each Sandbox Side Fasten Sandbox Sides to Gym Sandbox End Drill two 1 diameter holes 1...

Page 20: ...Drill Holes The Skybox sandbox must be installed as shown on the pre vious page Fasten Cleat to Gym Sandbox End A 1 diameter counter bore 1 2 deep is required at each hole in the cleat attached to th...

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