Lifespan Kids Oakley Swing Set with 1.2m Spidey Web Swing Baskets & Bags 【Safety】The tensile strength is 2200
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Lifespan Kids Oakley Swing Set with 1.2m Spidey Web Swing Baskets & Bags 【Safety】The tensile strength is 2200 【Safety】The tensile strength is 2200 pounds Versatile DIY Use: Ideal for crochet and hand knitting projects such as sweaters General Structure A Grade Southern Pine Timber High Temperature Treatment 1 2m Diameter Spidey Web Swing Anchor kits provided for easy anchoring in soil or cemented in Adjustable seat height and interchangeable with other sized Spidey Web Swings Dimensions and Weight Assembled Dimensions: 151cm x 260cm x 205cm (L x W x H) User Max Weight: 100kg for Spidey Web Swing Recommended Age Range: 3 to 12 years Safety & Warnings Not suitable for children under 36 months fall hazard Adult set up required Adult supervision required at all times during use Only for domestic use Outdoor use only Natural Timber product
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