Summerstone Cedar Summit Playset

Took a while to put together, had some helpers along the way that varied in age from 6 to almost 60! A lot of the time is sorting and figuring out the specific parts you need for each step. This is the third playset I have put together in the last 10 years and I am pleased with it! Difficulty level wasn't bad, but if you are not good with following directions, or somewhat mechanically inclined, then get someone who is to help. There were a few times I had to really think ahead and see what the next couple steps were so I could figure out exactly how the step I was working on had to go together. Instructions were difficult at times, but just had to take time and be sure to understand what we were supposed to do... I moved too fast and had to un-screw some stuff because I made an assumption... I caught it quickly and fixed it before it was a big deal. The trick is to read and understand the directions and not just look at the illustration. Hards parts: Setting the roof panels on the top. Getting the small roof to line up with the large one... Pounding in stakes and digging the two small holes in my rocky yard... Anyway it went together well. All the holes lined up. Hardware was all decent. No missing parts! Very pleased with the look and how sturdy it is!

I wish I could give this at zero stars. It is a very poor quality swingset. The boards are all very thin and my 10-year-old son cannot swing on this without the whole thing shifting and shaking. This set may last a year but I would be very surprised if it lasts two years. Please do not waste your money on this set. The seller refused to refund money on the set when contacted with issues.

Made very cheap! Directions were never given, took an additional 3 weeks to receive directions. It was missing parts, took an additional 2 weeks to receive replacement parts. A 2 1/2 month project!

Very easy to put together, my daughter did it by. Herself. The only problem she has, was some of the Predrilled holes did not line up. Other then that they are happy with the product..

We really love this swing set. If you are looking for something that the kids will have fun on and not an eyesore this a good choice. I gave it 4 stars because the instructions can be complicated. It is a good idea to read 5 steps ahead to understand better. The cedar obviously is a soft wood so you have to be careful when screwing thigs together. Overall we are really happy with it.

kids love it range from 3 to 8 had it installed for 400 all done in a day. delivery was easy driver was polite. a great addition for the kids and the backyard switched out one of the swings for a swinging monkey seat more options for the little ones

This is a really nice play set and very well-made. It is quite a project to put together. Plan on 2 to 3 full days with many many pieces and two people to do it. It is really nice though once it's put together

Ok to the folks saying this is cheap... Read this review. So there are some aspects of the construction that are a bit flimsy. Absolutely. But come on. You can build this huge swingset but you can't figure out which boards to check for tightness after a week? The swingset is going to settle and the boards will expand and contract in heat and cold. You'd better go out and check the tightness of pretty much anything your kids play on that's outside. That reminds me: I should probably check their solid Brazilian Pine bunk beds! Anyways. This set is not some high dollar set. But it IS strong. Follow the stinking directions to the T. Really make sure you're following them well or you'll have a bad time! Mmkay? Not following instructions is bad. We haven't lost a single shingle or board and it's still stout. The door panels are starting to look like they need to be restapled. Not a big deal. It's been 2 years of heavy usage. I think as long as you assemble it according to the instructions, level the ground, USE THE STAKES, and check for tightness over the next week and then once every 3-6 months that you'll get a lot of really good use out of this. I can safely get up onto this thing without even a creek from the wood and I'm 200lbs. It's solid. No pictures because it's the same as the stock photos. Pro tip: pay your lawn guys to dig the grass out and lay down anti weed matt and then put down wood chips or loose rocks. Grass will speed up dry rot, but I could be splitting hairs.