🔨 Enhanced Wrangler Custom Hardware Kit (wood not included) Review

Looks great, kids love it. The instructions are a little hard to follow. If you advertise additional services, try to find out in advance. I added a ramp with a rope to get to the opposite side of the slide. It took 3 lazy days to get together. (often started and stopped)

instructions are easy to understand and all parts fit together perfectly. I cut the wood little by little, not all at the beginning, which is good because as you build you may need to adjust some of the cuts a bit if you're not on a perfectly flat surface.

Really good set - lots of accessories to give you confidence in your playset. This gives you plenty of options for building your playset as you buy lumber locally and it comes with plenty of extra hardware for extra strength or expansion. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a playset project.

All components of the kit were of good quality. Everything fits together and looks just as solid and high quality as the kit I bought for the Wrangler 30 years ago. This one is still in use in our garden, I expect the one I bought for our grandchildren will last a long time too. Some of the instructions, particularly regarding the bracket between the main beam and the playset, were difficult to follow. We came up with what we thought was a much better installation method than the instructions…

I used mahogany and it cost about $400 at a warehouse in California. It's a lot meatier than I thought. There is an error in the instructions. Forced me to buy additional 2x6s and 2x4s. There are parts in the kit that are quite cheap compared to the strength of the construction. The ladder didn't work, I modified it. I also added a table below the structure. The recommended slide is really thin. There's no quality there. A similar design costs $2500. As a result, your ability will be…

Excellent set. We got along pretty easily. I know how to work but not a carpenter and I had no problems. Just read the instructions carefully and take the time to make sure everything is in order. Took me about 9 hours total, apart from a little help with weight lifting. I pre-cut all the wood. This item is STRONG. I can jump up there with my little girl and this thing doesn't move at all. And I'm 6'3 and 250 lbs. My daughter is 2 and can't climb stairs so I will add an incline to replace it. I

After some research I decided to purchase the Wrangler Custom Equipment Kit. I wanted to build something strong, strong enough to last for years. I was not disappointed. You'll have to buy your own lumber and screws, which cost a few hundred dollars more, but that includes all the hardware needed to make the job easier. Do yourself a favor and buy coated square head screws. Buy more 3" boards than indicated in the instructions. We went out and I had to go and get more. With the help of another…

Just finished this weekend. I made all the cuts ahead of time and then followed the directions to build the swing. I did it without help, but there were a few parts that were difficult without help. If I wasn't 6ft 5in I would have had trouble getting the main beam up the fort. Cost me between 650 and 700€. I bought all the wood from the local lumber yard that I use and ordered delivery (400). The slide is $100 and $50-$100 for screws (external screws aren't cheap). I highly recommend checking…