Swing set brackets

Blue iron A frame swing set kit with two seats

Two galvanized iron end brackets in blue, four aluminum hangers with bearings, and two blue seats on coated chain, for lumber you cut yourself.

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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.

The heavy version of the same idea. The corners are galvanized iron rather than cast aluminum, so the frame weighs more and sits where you put it. Four aluminum hangers with sealed bearings and two moulded seats on sixty-six inch chain come in the same carton. The five pieces of timber are yours.

Galvanized iron corners

Iron is the reason this kit is heavier than the aluminum one, and the reason a long beam over splayed legs feels dead solid rather than springy. The paint and the galvanising between them keep the weather off.

Aluminum hangers with bearings

The hangers stay aluminum even where the brackets are iron, because the loop is the part that moves. A sealed bearing inside each one carries the swing without steel grinding on steel over the seasons.

Seats, chain and hooks

Two EVA seats come on sixty-six inch zinc plated chain with thirty inches of thermoplastic sleeve on the hand end. The locking hooks at the top close onto the hanger so the chain cannot walk off.

Beam first, then the legs

Thread the top beam through both brackets on the ground, drill through the cast openings, bolt it, then fit the four legs and stand it up. An iron frame is heavy enough that the order matters more here than with the lighter kit.

Lumber stays with you

You buy five straight timbers locally and cut them to the height you want. Slide them into the sleeves rather than driving them in; forcing a snug post is what cracks a corner.

Anchoring the frame