Swing Sets
Anchor Point Toddler Swing Set with Slide & Captain's Wheel
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Two seats on one steel A-frame: a 32-inch saucer wide enough to lie back in, and a soft belt seat beside it. Rated to 440 pounds, with spiral ground anchors that twist into the lawn to hold it steady.
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A 32-inch saucer swing and a soft belt seat, side by side
Steel A-frame with reinforced sleeves and heavy-duty connections
Coated steel tubes and seat fabric that holds its color
Suspension rope height adjusts as your child grows
Order today and it should arrive between Wed, Oct 7 and Thu, Oct 15.
Ships in 1–3 business days. Arrives in 5–9 business days. Free shipping in the contiguous US.
A gift that is up and swinging the same afternoon: a saucer big enough to lie back in, a belt seat beside it, and no more taking turns.
A swing is the simplest thing you can put in a backyard and the hardest to stop using. The Open Sky hangs two of them from one steel A-frame: a 32″ saucer a child can lie back in or share with a sibling, and a soft belt seat alongside for whoever wants to pump higher. The frame is rated to 440 pounds in total, and spiral ground anchors thread into the grass to keep the legs where you put them.
Backyards with room for the swinging, not just the frame. The maker does not publish assembled dimensions for this set, so measure your space generously: you want clear ground in front of and behind the seats for the arc of the swing, well away from fences, walls, low branches and the washing line. It goes down on grass or soil, where the spiral anchors can bite; a level patch matters more than a large one. The maker does not publish an age range either, so use your own judgement about your child — the seats suit children who can climb on and hold the ropes without help, and an adult should be within reach either way. If you are still deciding what belongs in the yard, the rest of our swing sets sit alongside it, and our backyard play ideas cover what else earns its space out there.
Assembly is required and the tools come in the box — the frame arrives with pre-drilled holes, bolts and a complete hardware kit, so setup is meant to be straightforward on grass or soil. Set it up where it will live and drive the spiral anchors in before anyone climbs on. Wipe the steel down with a damp cloth when it needs it, and give the bolts, ropes and straps a look at the start of each season. Our assembly and care guide covers the rest of the routine.
| Saucer swing seat | 32" diameter |
|---|---|
| Seat height from ground | Adjustable — the suspension ropes set the height of both seats |
| Seats included | One 32" saucer swing and one belt swing |
| In the box | A-frame and top bar, saucer seat, belt seat, adjustable ropes, spiral ground anchors, hardware kit, assembly tools |
| Material | Coated steel frame with reinforced sleeves; fabric seat over a foam-covered reinforced seat frame; woven hanging straps |
| Color | Green frame with a multicolor saucer seat |
| Assembly | Required — pre-drilled holes, bolts, hardware kit and the required tools included |
| Weight capacity | 440 lb (199.6 kg) total |
Measurements are supplier-provided. Allow a little extra room around the footprint for walking space.
The maker does not publish an age range for this set, so we will not invent one. What we can tell you is what it is built to: 440 lb (199.6 kg) across both seats, a 32" saucer, and suspension ropes that adjust in height as a child grows. The seats suit children who can climb on and hold the ropes on their own, and an adult should be nearby while they swing.
The maker does not publish assembled dimensions for this set, so measure your spot with room to spare rather than to a number. What matters more than the frame's own footprint is the open ground in front of and behind the seats for the arc of the swing — keep it clear of fences, walls, low branches and the washing line. It is designed to be set on grass or soil so the spiral anchors can be driven in.
Yes. Two seats hang from the top bar — a 32" saucer and a belt seat — and the frame is rated to 440 lb (199.6 kg) in total across both. The saucer is the large round kind, wide enough for a child to lie back in or to share.
Spiral ground anchors are included. They thread down into grass or soil like corkscrews rather than pushing in like straight stakes, which is what holds the A-frame legs steady during hard swinging. The frame itself is steel with reinforced sleeves and heavy-duty tube connections, forming a stable triangular base.
Assembly is required, but the tools you need come with it, along with pre-drilled holes, bolts and a complete hardware kit. A second pair of hands makes raising the frame and squaring it up much easier.
Ships in 1–3 business days and arrives in 5–9, with free shipping anywhere in the contiguous US. Unopened, unassembled items can be returned within 30 days, and every order carries a 12-month limited warranty against manufacturing defects.
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