Swing set brackets

Black iron A frame swing set kit with two seats

Two end brackets in black, the hangers with bearings, two seats, and the hardware you need once your lumber is cut.

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Material	Galvanized iron brackets, aluminum alloy hangers, EVA seats, zinc plated chain
Fits	Top beam 5.5 x 3.5 in. actual (4x6 nominal), four legs 3.5 x 3.5 in. actual (4x4 nominal)
In the pack	Two brackets, four hangers, two seats
In the box	Two brackets, four hangers, two EVA seats on 66 in. chains sleeved for 30 in., locking hooks, bolts and washers
Not in the box	Lumber
Build time	30 minutes for the frame, 10 for the hangers
Goes on	Building an A frame.

$123.99

In stock

Noted on the live listing in October 2026. The listing has the final say.

You supply the top beam and the four legs from your local yard. We pack the corner brackets, the aluminum hangers with sealed bearings, the through bolts, and two flexible seats on coated chains. It turns a pile of wood into a frame without complicated notch work.

Corner brackets in black

The two end sleeves capture the beam and both legs together. Pre-drilled holes line up your pilot bit so the long bolts pull the wood tight into the corners without splitting the grain.

Bearings inside aluminum hangers

We cast these hangers with an enclosed bearing inside each loop. They swing without the dry squeak of steel rubbing on steel, even after months of lawn sprinkler spray and rain.

Chains with smooth coating

Each seat comes with two zinc-plated chains partly wrapped in smooth plastic. The coating keeps bare fingers from getting pinched in the links when someone swings high on warm afternoons.

What you still buy

The lumber stays with you because freighting long timbers makes no sense. Pick straight posts at the lumber yard, cut them to the height you prefer, and set the drill bit ready.

Anchoring the frame