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Assembly

MODELS PS10CLATL & PTCLATL

19772-100 Rev L (03-19)

© Copyright 2010, Creative Playthings. Printed in U.S.A.

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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

Re-staining Information: 

(Your Play Set is stained at our factory. No stain is needed at initial assembly.)

•  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 provided by the stain manufacturer.

•  It should take one or more quarts to cover your set.

•  Contact your local dealer or call Creative Playthings for our staining products.

•  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, such as nuts and bolts, 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 prevent 

wood from aging prematurely.

•  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.

•  "Check all coverings for bolts and sharp edges and replace when required."

•  "Check swing seats, chains, ropes, and other means of of attachments for evidence of deterioration". Replace through 

Creative Playthings Customer Service.

Tools & Materials Suggested for Assembly:

•  Claw Hammer

•  Carpenter’s Level

•  Box Wrench or Sockets (7/16" & 1/2")

•  Driver Drill (Medium Phillips)

•  Locking Pliers

•  10 ft. Tape Measure

•  6 ft. Step Ladder

•  Beeswax or Soap (Used to lubricate screw threads)

Hex Bolt & Weld Nut Assembly:

Align the holes in the parts to be fas-

tened. Start preliminary tightening of 

bolt into weld nut by hand. Tighten each 

bolt with a wrench until the lock washer 

is fully compressed between the head 

of the bolt and the flat washer.

Correct Assembly:

Bolt has been screwed securely into 

weld nut and the connection is tight. 

Check connections periodically for 

tightness during the life of the Play Set 

Do not over tighten.

Incorrect Assembly:

During assembly or maintenance the bolt 

protrudes 1/8" past the weld nut. Call cus-

tomer service or replace the bolt at a local 

hardware store. You may be overtighten-

ing or using the wrong size bolt. Failure 

to replace this bolt with a shorter one 

could result in serious injury.

Summary of Contents for Playtime PS10CLATL

Page 1: ...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 instructions can you be assured o...

Page 2: ...include Dog runs clothes lines electrical 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 b...

Page 3: ...on sloping ground can cause it to 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...

Page 4: ...NyGlide Swing Hanger Screw Type 1 50467 700 Hardware Bag Classic Top Ladder 12 12002 205 Flat Washer 1 4 12 12002 206 Flat Washer 5 16 12 12017 205 Lock Washer 1 4 12 12017 206 Lock Washer 5 16 12 170...

Page 5: ...ed 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 cha...

Page 6: ...is tight against the Top Ladder Rail be fore inserting the screws into the holes and fastening them with a drill fitted with a 2 Phillips bit When fasten ing press firmly with your body mass centered...

Page 7: ...wn at point 2 using two 1 4 x 2 1 2 Hex Bolt Assem blies Align each Side Support so that the angled end fits flush with the side of an End Ladder Rail Attach each Side Support as shown at point 3 usin...

Page 8: ...e ground 6 to 9 inches from each end of each End Ladder Base Rail B Secure each stake with two 8 x 2 1 2 Screws through the pre drilled holes Note Do NOT use concrete to set Ground Stakes Pound a meta...

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