Children can climb, swing, slide and hide all day on the High Flyer playset with monkey bars. The design features a gorgeous gable style wooden roof with two dormers - enhancing any backyard landscape. We even included a sandbox so kids can settle down and build sand castles and whatever else their heart desires. As an upgrade to the base model, we added monkey bars for even more adventure. If your children like to bend, dream and twist throughout play, the High Flyer Deluxe with monkey bars is the right choice.
3-4 weeks for curbside delivery or professional installation. Lead times may vary during peak season and holidays.
This playset for children is intended for residential use only and is not warrantied for public or commercial use.
What to consider when buying a playset?
Before buying a playset, always check with your homeowner’s association before assembly. Some HOA’s have height restrictions on building and play structures. Also, determine how much space you have in your yard. Will there be enough space for your children to run around with their friends safely?
How is the playset delivered?
Once your playset with monkey bars is ready to ship from our shop in Monroe, MI, the delivery company will contact you to schedule a delivery date and time. The typical playset will be delivered curbside and comes in multiple bundles/boxes. Some larger packages may need to be opened and hand offloaded to the ground. It might be helpful to have another person help you bring the components into your backyard, but it not a necessity.
What is your standard lead time on curbside delivery and professional installation?
Approximate lead time is usually 3-4 weeks from order date. Lead times may vary during peak season and holidays. Please call our customer service helpline shortly after your order is placed to determine delivery or installation date.
Can I swing on the playset with my children?
In most cases, parents and grandparents can swing along with children! Swing beam is rated at 250 pounds per swing position. So, as long as you do not exceed that weight limit per swing, anyone can join in on the adventure.
What is the weight limit of the monkey bars on this playset?
Monkey bars can hold up to 150 pounds per rung.
How much space do I really need in my yard?
The amount of space needed for a safe play experience may vary for each playset, but we suggest following ASTM’s guidelines of having a 6’ safety area around your playset. This area should not include any obstructions such as trees, plants, sheds or any other structures. In addition to the safety benefits of a 6’ clearance, it gives children space to run around all day long
I have a small yard; will this playset be a good fit for my backyard?
The High Flyer is the smallest playset we offer, so if you’re lacking backyard space, this model might be your best choice.
What kind of construction knowledge do I need to have to assemble your playsets?
We welcome anyone to build our playsets, even those with little do-it-yourself experience. Each play set kit is pre-cut, ready for assembly and can be built with basic tools, so you don’t have to be Bob Vila to install our playsets. Actually, parents often comment on how much pride they have building their play set on their own. Don’t worry, if you have questions during assembly, our dedicated customer service team can answer your questions via phone or online chat.
Let us install it for you! We also offer professional installation on all of our play sets for as little as $299.
Periodic maintenance is suggested to ensure safe enjoyment of your playset and optional accessories. Be sure to check out playset maintenance checklist within the resources tab on this page.
Checking, splitting and surfacing cracking are characteristics of all wooden playsets. This is caused by varying seasonal temperatures and moisture conditions. To minimize this checking and/or cracking, you may coat your playset with a water repellent.
Best way to stain the High Flyer cedar playset:
The High Flyer play set for children is factory stained to provide a beautiful finish and long lasting protection. We recommend staining wooden swing sets once a year to maintain its rich color and naturally resilient qualities. Prior to staining, clean all wooden components. Use a high quality water based stain or sealant such as Thompson’s Water Seal® . After staining or sealing, please allow 24 hours to dry before allowing children to start their adventure.
We design our playsets to bring the excitement of the common playground to backyards across America. However, we have become the most respected swing set manufacturer in the U.S. by putting safety first, always. As an active ASTM safety committee member, we have gone beyond the normal safety guidelines to ensure your children are always safe. Here are the safety features included on our playsets.
Parents Role in Playground Safety:
While we do everything we can to maximize safety, parents should keep an eye on their children during play to ensure they are using the play structure as intended. Here are a few suggestions to keep your children's backyard play area safe:
Teach your children safe play rules:
Add a fall surface (ground cover) under your playset.
While our cedar playsets are hand-crafted to eliminate unnecessary cuts and scrapes, we suggest adding a fall surface under your play structure and monkey bars to add another layer of protection for your children – just in case they lose their balance and fall. We recommend to add rubber mats, rubber mulch, wood chips sand or pea gravel under your playset. To see a pros and cons list of the best materials for under a play set, check out the resources tab on this page. For a detailed guide on playground set fall surfaces, be sure to check out our resources tab on this page.
We looked at a lot of options but we're very happy we chose this one. My husband and I put it together ourselves. It's completely sturdy. It's been about a year now and it's still in great condition. Our six year old plays on it a lot and our one year old is getting there
Willing to pay more than local big box store to shoot for longer-lasting set. The playset has survived 5 years and 3 home moves with partial disassembly each time to transport 350mi, 30mi, and 60mi. Each time took photos and labeled bolt hardware into @ 6-8 baggies and have had no trouble with re-assembly or transport. Wood has withstood sun, rain, hail and has never been treated. It has dings, fades, and discoloration, but the only rotting has occurring where grass and soil has grow up over some of the 0.75” bracing boards at the bottom. Some of the wood has “squished” excessively under the washers upon annual tightening, and some of the large wood pieces were overly fresh when packaged and split and twisted while very new. Some of those splits are over 1/2 the depth of the wood (ex: 1.5-2” deep in 3x3” pieces or 3” deep in 4x6” swingbeam). These splits gave me great concern upon new purchase, but the company sent brand new pieces that I requested within days of my dissatisfaction. They assured me the parts would be fine and supported if needed. I found that using wood screws to “seal” and reinforce the splits has worked well. The splits are a structural concern because some occur right where the carriage bolts go through the wood and can allow a bolt to “sink” straight through upon tightening. After adding screws perpendicular to the splits, setting the ground anchors, and then allowing settling followed by nut/bolt retightening, the swing set is stable, solid, withstands prairie wind and storms, and doesn’t creak and get ‘sloppy’ loose. After a second tightening following season change, it hasn’t needed another tightening in over 1.5 yrs. I only have two other complaints: where the monkey bars insert, the opening to the main deck is more awkward to move through and under than ideal, and that the kids outgrow it too fast. Bought the set when they were 4 & 1, and now at 9 & 6 the once gigantic structure is too small for major play. I had hoped to get 9-10 yrs out of it...the set will last that long, but I have passed it on to cousins with 3 & 1 yr olds of their own because the ‘sweet spot’ for this set and my kids was really 2-7 years old.
High Flyer Assembly Instructions