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NI Climbing Frames Triple 6 foot double climbing frame, Assembly Instructions Manual

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NI Climbing Frames Triple 6 foot double climbing frame Assembly Instructions Manual Download Page 13

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Place a 1571mm 3”x1 ½” timber on it’s side on both the left and right ends of the picnic 
table 

 

Screw these in through the bottom using 65mm decking screw 

 

Measure the distance between the 1571mm  3”x1 ½” timbers and cut the length from a 
1571mm 3”x1 ½” timber 

 

Screw these into place so as to form a rectangle on top of the existing picnic table 

 

Screw a further 2 x 1571mm 3”x1 ½” timbers (one on either side) 

 

Using the remaining 10 lengths of the 1571mm 3”x1 ½” timbers form a base solid base 

 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Triple 6 foot double climbing frame

Page 1: ... Climbing Frame Step 1 Lay out all 3 bases with 8ft of spacing between them See Diagram Below Once you are happy with the position of each base remove bases and follow instruction steps 1 8 on assembly instructions for the 5ft Climbing Frame ...

Page 2: ...mall and 4 larger ones 2 x steps 3 x 1755mm x 1755mm base 7 x 1571mm 3 x1 timber 4 x 1571mm 3 x3 timber 12 x 1755mm 3 x1 timber 12 sets of railings Slats for Rope Bridge 4 x 2600mm 3 x3 timbers 2 x rock wall 1 x cargo Net 1 x Fireman s pole 10ft slide Accessories swings grab handles 6 x o hooks telescope periscope steering wheel pirates wheel Screws etc 30 x 200mm index screws 35 x 120mm screws 1 ...

Page 3: ...hen dig 4 holes of diameter 12 and depth 12 The tricky part is when the surface is uneven in this case you would have to compensate for the slope by making some holes deeper than others The easiest way is to take a spirit level and see how much the ground slopes and dig the rest of the holes accordingly The bottom of all 4 holes need to be level Step2 Base Preparation Lay 2 of the 10ft posts that ...

Page 4: ...he 40 angle on the top of the post and screw into place using the 65mm decking screws Both of the above steps strengthen the H frame structure without this additional support at the top and bottom the frame will twist once it is lifted up Repeat the above steps for all the H frames Step 3 Base assembly requires heavy lifting please use at least 2 people Lift both H frames into the holes that have ...

Page 5: ...osed rails these may be slightly different if you ve gone for a different configuration The open ones are for the steps slide rope bridge and fireman s pole and the closed ones are for the 8ft rock module 8ft cargo net and swing module They should fit tightly into place between the upright posts and on the base The double timbers on the side rails should be on top and the single timber should be a...

Page 6: ...ils Step 5 Roof assembly See Appendix A Place one of the 6ftx5ft panels directly onto the ground so that the shingled part is facing downwards Using the v boards provided assemble the roof Lift the roof onto the climbing frame and ensure it is level before securing the roof to the top of the post using 2 x decking screws per post ...

Page 7: ...grees on a flat surface Place the ends together so that it forms a v shape Using the 200mm index screws tighten the ends together Measure down from the top of the v post 1100mm to both posts and place the 1571mm 3 x1 timber across both posts and secure these into place with decking screws ...

Page 8: ...e climbing frame to the base of the A frame Put the A frame up the 11ft away from the frame and place the 10ft swing arm post on top of it The A frame should be then lined up to the centre of the tower The holes on the ground should then be marked and the v frame should be sunk into it s place so that the swing bar is level To obtain the depth of the holes place a spirit level on the swing arm and...

Page 9: ...8 Rock Wall assembly The rock wall is typically made slightly longer than required to allow for slope Place the rock wall against the top of the railing Measure the amount you may have to take off the bottom of the rock wall Cut the bottom of the rock wall to ensure that it fits onto the top rail Screw the rock wall into it s place using 2 x 65mm screw per board ...

Page 10: ...net onto the top of the railing Depending on the slope of the ground you may need to dig up some ground to ensure the cargo net is parallel to the upright posts of the tower Using the 120mm screws provided please screw the cargo net into the top rail ...

Page 11: ... Mark the position that it will go into the ground Dig a hole about 10 deep and 10 in diameter Place the fireman s pole into the hole and cut off any excess length so that the pole can be secured into the top rail Secure the climbing pole onto the top rail using 65mm decking screws supplied Concrete the pole into it s place ensuring that it remains parallel to the tower posts ...

Page 12: ...1 timbers that were placed at the bottom of the climbing frame add an additional 3 x 1571mm 3 x1 timbers beside these to form the seating for the picnic table Measure 300mm above the seating and mark all 4 posts Using the 1755mm 3 x1 timbers screw these into place so as to form straps for the table top Using 12 x 1571mm 3 x1 timbers centre these so as to form the table top itself Screw these into ...

Page 13: ...5mm decking screw Measure the distance between the 1571mm 3 x1 timbers and cut the length from a 1571mm 3 x1 timber Screw these into place so as to form a rectangle on top of the existing picnic table Screw a further 2 x 1571mm 3 x1 timbers one on either side Using the remaining 10 lengths of the 1571mm 3 x1 timbers form a base solid base ...

Page 14: ...centre point of the base Screw these in using 120mm screws provided Using the 1571mm 3 x3 place these horizontally below the base as per diagram G below Drill 32mm holes on the outside of the main posts and screw these in using 120mm screws provided You are now ready to screw on the decking boards for the rope bridge and attach the rope and safety netting ...

Page 15: ...pg 15 Photos that might be useful in building the climbing frame ...

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