Design Plans for Children Playset

Basic Swingset

• The basic swingset is a simple playset that works well in small yards. This swingset usually comes with two swings, and sometimes another small accessory like a monkey bar handle or rings. This is a great starter swingset, and works well for younger children. If in the future the family grows, or the swingset is moved to a larger yard, it can always be added to or expanded upon.

Limited Space Playset

• A limited space playset is a great design for a family with a small yard that still would like some of the bells and whistles of larger playsets. The focal point of this design is usually a fort and a side, with a small bar off the side that can hold one swing. This allows the kids to have multiple activities in one playset, but does not require a lot of space in the yard.

Swingset-Fort Combination

• The swingset-fort combination design usually has a fort on one end, with a slide of some sort attached to it. Extending from the fort is usually several swings, and possibly other accessories. Forts are accessed by stairs for safety and ease of use, and the slide is a fun way to get back down to the ground.

Trailblazer Swingset

• The trailblazer swingset design includes all the gadgets a playset can offer. This design often includes a deluxe fort, which might have a sandbox or a deck off the play area. One side of the fort might have a unique accessory such as monkey bars, while the other side might include swings, a rope ladder and other accessories. This is an ideal playset for a large family with a large yard, or a family who entertains young children often. This playset will keep the kids busy for hours.