Swing Kingdom Buyer's Guide

A backyard playset is one of the more significant purchases a family makes for their outdoor space. Most of them ask something back from you over time. Cedar requires staining every two to three years. Hardware loosens through seasonal temperature cycles. Untreated wood weathers, splinters, and eventually rots if the maintenance schedule slips.

Swing Kingdom vinyl playsets do not work that way. The PVC exterior that wraps the structural wood core is the same in year eight as it was on day one. No staining, no splinters, no rot, no color fade, no annual inspection list. The structure holds up through four-season weather without asking anything back from the family using it.

Fit N Fun Backyards carries the Swing Kingdom RTGO vinyl playset lineup, a curated selection of Ready-to-Go kit playsets that ship directly to your door. Eight models cover the full range from compact entry-level structures for younger kids through dual-tower flagship systems built for large yards and mixed-age households. This guide covers every model in the lineup, how to match the right one to your kids' ages and your yard size, what RTGO assembly actually involves, and what the 5-year warranty covers. Read this before you pick a model.

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Why Choose a Vinyl Playset?

The case for vinyl over cedar comes down to one question: how much ongoing maintenance are you willing to commit to for the next decade?

Cedar is a good material for outdoor playsets. It is naturally rot-resistant, it looks at home in any backyard, and it carries a lower entry price than vinyl at comparable feature levels. The tradeoff is that cedar requires attention. Staining or sealing every two to three years maintains the finish and extends the structural life of the wood. Skip the maintenance schedule and the wood weathers, grays, and eventually begins to degrade at the joints and connection points where moisture collects. Most families underestimate how much they will let the maintenance slide once the playset is in and the kids are using it daily.

Vinyl eliminates that tradeoff entirely. Every Swing Kingdom playset is built around a structural wood core fully wrapped in PVC vinyl cladding. The vinyl does not absorb moisture, does not splinter, does not rot, and does not require painting, staining, or sealing at any point in the playset's life. The finish holds its color and texture through UV exposure, freeze-thaw cycles, summer heat, and everything else a four-season backyard throws at it. Stainless steel hardware throughout eliminates the rust staining that develops around standard steel fasteners on wood playsets over time.

The structural claim Swing Kingdom makes is that their vinyl playsets are five times stronger than traditional wooden sets. That claim reflects the combined strength of the structural lumber core and the PVC vinyl cladding, which adds rigidity and compressive strength to the frame beyond what the wood alone provides.

The price premium over comparable cedar playsets is real. Vinyl costs more upfront. What the premium buys is time. No maintenance schedule, no annual restaining project, no hardware tightening after a hard winter, no splinter checks before kids go out to play. For families who want to make one decision and be done with it for a decade, vinyl is the right material.

Cedar is still a strong choice for families where budget is the primary driver or where the cedar aesthetic is a specific priority. For everyone else, the long-term math on vinyl is straightforward.

What RTGO Means and How Assembly Works

RTGO stands for Ready-to-Go. It is Swing Kingdom's term for their pre-configured kit playset format, and understanding what it means in practice is worth a few minutes before you order.

A standard Swing Kingdom playset is a custom-built structure manufactured to order through an authorized dealer and delivered with professional installation included. The RTGO format is different. Every component arrives pre-cut, pre-drilled, and pre-configured as a complete kit. No custom fabrication, no dealer order lead time, no installation crew. The kit ships directly to your door and two adults build it in an afternoon to a full day depending on the model.

What the Kit Includes

Every RTGO playset ships as a complete package. Structural vinyl-clad lumber, hardware, swing chains, belt swings, slide, roof material, ground anchors, and an assembly manual are all included in the box. Nothing needs to be purchased separately to complete the build. The only things you supply are two adults and the tools listed in the assembly manual.

Tools Required

The tool requirement is straightforward. An impact drill, a socket attachment, a half-inch socket, and a nine-sixteenths socket cover the assembly for every model in the lineup. Basic hand tools for guidance and alignment. No saw, no drill press, no specialized woodworking equipment.

Assembly Time

Assembly time varies by model. The MOD44 and MOD55 are the fastest builds in the lineup, typically completed by two adults in three to four hours. The MOD75 and Basecamp Tent 44 run four to five hours. The Basecamp 55 and Climber 55 take most of a day. The Super 59 is a full-day build that benefits from an early start and a third set of hands for the larger structural lifts.

White Glove Delivery

The larger models in the lineup include White Glove delivery rather than standard freight curbside delivery. White Glove means the delivery crew brings the playset to your backyard rather than leaving it at the curb. For the Super 59 in particular, where the packaged weight is significant, White Glove delivery is the right way to receive the order. Confirm which delivery type applies to the specific model you are ordering before you place the order. Product pages on the Fit N Fun site specify the delivery method for each model.

RTGO vs Professional Installation

The RTGO format is designed for homeowner assembly. It is not the same as a professionally installed Swing Kingdom structure, which is custom-built to order and set up by a trained installation crew. The RTGO kit delivers the same Swing Kingdom vinyl construction and the same 5-year warranty in a self-assembly format that most families with basic tool experience can complete successfully in a weekend. If you are not comfortable with a multi-hour assembly project, installation services are available through third-party providers in most areas.

The Decisions That Narrow the Field

The families who end up happiest with their Swing Kingdom playset are the ones who answered a few questions before they looked at a single model. Get these right and the right playset becomes obvious. Skip them and you will spend time comparing options that were never the right fit.

Age Range

The age of your kids at the time of purchase is the most important filter in the buying process. Every model in the Swing Kingdom RTGO lineup at Fit N Fun is built around a 5-foot deck as the standard height, which works well for kids in the three to ten age range. The Super 59 adds a second deck at 7 feet, which extends the relevant age range upward and gives older kids a more physically demanding climb. If your kids are primarily under five, start at the entry end of the lineup. If you have a mixed-age household spanning toddler through preteen, the mid-range and upper models give everyone something appropriate at the same time.

How Long You Want It to Stay Relevant

Buying exactly for where your kids are today is the most common playset mistake. A playset purchased for a four-year-old needs to still hold attention at seven. A structure bought for a seven-year-old should engage a ten-year-old. The families who get the most out of their investment buy one tier ahead of where the kids are today. Vinyl construction means the structure itself holds up regardless of how long you keep it. The question is whether the feature set stays relevant as the kids grow.

Yard Size

Every model in the lineup has a confirmed space needed figure that accounts for the playset footprint plus safe zone clearance. Measure your available yard space before you compare models and check the space needed figure for every model you consider. A playset that technically fits the footprint but not the safe zone clearance is a safety problem from day one. The space needed figures for every model are included in the lineup section below.

Feature Priorities

The Swing Kingdom RTGO lineup divides naturally into three feature categories. Swinging and sliding with minimal climbing is the MOD series. Climbing as the primary play type is the Climber 55. Everything together, climbing plus sliding plus swinging plus imaginative play elements, is the Basecamp series and the larger multi-level models. Identify which category matches your kids before you look at specific models. It eliminates half the lineup immediately.

Budget and Long-Term Value

Vinyl playsets cost more upfront than comparable cedar options. The right way to think about that premium is over the full ownership period. A vinyl playset that requires zero maintenance over ten years of active use costs less in total than a cedar playset that requires restaining every two to three years plus hardware replacement over the same period. The upfront premium reflects long-term savings in time and maintenance cost. Within the vinyl lineup itself, the right budget question is what feature set and yard capacity do you actually need rather than what is the least you can spend.

Warranty

Every Swing Kingdom RTGO playset at Fit N Fun Backyards is backed by a 5-year limited warranty covering the structural components of the system including vinyl PVC and structural wood under ordinary residential use. The warranty applies to the original purchaser. Normal wear and tear, misuse, and improper installation are not covered. Keep the assembly manual and document the installation for warranty purposes.

The Complete Swing Kingdom RTGO Lineup at Fit N Fun Backyards

Here is the complete lineup of Swing Kingdom vinyl playsets available at Fit N Fun. They are organized below from smallest to largest. Each entry covers who the model is built for, what it includes, how much space it requires, and when to choose it over the model above or below it in the lineup.

Swing Kingdom MOD44 Vinyl Playset

Swing Kingdom MOD44 Specifications

Space needed: 20'W x 23'D
Tower: 4x4
Deck height: 5ft
Simultaneous users: 2-3
Colors: Green and Almond, Gray and White

The MOD44 is the entry point into the Swing Kingdom RTGO vinyl lineup and the right call for families who want zero-maintenance vinyl in the smallest available footprint. A 4x4 deck at 5 feet high, a double-wall waterfall slide, a rung tower ladder, two belt swings, and a canvas tarp roof. The feature set is intentionally simple. Two kids can slide and swing simultaneously without competing for the same activity. The 20-foot wide space requirement fits where most other models in the lineup will not, making it the right pick for tight yards and younger kids who do not yet need the climbing features of the Basecamp or Climber models. Available in Green and Almond or Gray and White. Assembly runs three to four hours for two adults.

Choose the MOD44 over the MOD55 when yard width is the primary constraint or when the kids are young enough that the simpler feature set is the right match for the age range.

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Swing Kingdom MOD55 Vinyl Playset

Swing Kingdom MOD55 Specifications

Space needed: 20'W x 24'D
Tower: 5x5
Deck height: 5ft
Simultaneous users: 2-3
Colors: Green and Almond, Gray and White

The MOD55 steps up from the MOD44 with a larger 5x5 tower deck at the same 5-foot height and nearly the same footprint. The larger deck gives kids more room to occupy the upper level simultaneously without crowding. A double-wall waterfall slide, two belt swings, and a canvas tarp roof. The swing beam on the MOD55 is a two-position single beam, giving the structure a slightly different swing lane geometry than the MOD44. At 20 feet wide the space requirement matches the MOD44 and fits comfortably in most medium yards.

Choose the MOD55 over the MOD44 when the 5x5 deck size matters for your kids' age range or play habits, and over the MOD75 when yard depth is limited.

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Swing Kingdom MOD75 Vinyl Playset

Swing Kingdom MOD75 Specifications

Space needed: 24'W x 26'D
Tower: 7x5
Deck height: 5ft
Simultaneous users: 3-4
Colors: Green and Almond, Gray and White

The MOD75 is the largest deck option in the MOD series. The 7x5 tower delivers significantly more deck real estate than the 5x5 platform on the MOD55, giving three or four kids enough upper-level space to occupy simultaneously without the bottleneck that develops on smaller decks. A double-wall waterfall slide, three belt swings on a three-position single swing beam, and a canvas tarp roof. The larger deck and higher simultaneous user count make the MOD75 the right pick for families who want more play capacity at the deck level without stepping into the Basecamp series and its climbing features.

Choose the MOD75 over the MOD55 when deck space and simultaneous user capacity matter, and over the Basecamp Tent 44 when climbing features are less important than deck size and swing capacity.

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Swing Kingdom Basecamp Tent 44 Vinyl Playset

Swing Kingdom Basecamp Tent 44 Specifications

Space needed: 26'W x 24'D
Tower: 4x4
Deck height: 5ft
Simultaneous users: 2-3
Colors: Green and Almond, Gray and White

The Basecamp Tent 44 is the first model in the lineup with dedicated climbing features, which is the primary distinction between the Basecamp series and the MOD series. A 4x4 deck at 5 feet high, a 10-foot wave slide, a 5-foot access ladder with railing, two belt swings, a trapeze bar with rings, and binoculars. The tent roof option replaces the standard poly roof for families who prefer that aesthetic on the upper deck. The rock wall alongside the access ladder gives kids two distinct ways up to the deck, a meaningful play feature upgrade over the single-access MOD series.

Choose the Basecamp Tent 44 over the MOD75 when climbing features matter more than deck size, and over the Basecamp 55 when yard depth is a constraint or when the kids are younger and a single slide is sufficient.

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Swing Kingdom Basecamp 55 Vinyl Playset

Swing Kingdom Basecamp 55 Specifications

Space needed: 27'W x 23'D
Tower: 5x5
Deck height: 5ft
Simultaneous users: 3-4
Colors: Green and Almond, Gray and White

The Basecamp 55 is the strongest all-around model in the lineup for most families and the one that covers the widest range of ages and play types simultaneously. A 5x5 deck at 5 feet high, a double-wall wave slide and a Sidewinder tube slide running side by side so two kids can slide at the same time, a built-in sandbox at ground level, a three-position swing beam with two belt swings and a trapeze bar, a flat step ladder with handrail, and a Sunbrella tarp roof. The dual-slide setup is the defining feature at this tier. It eliminates the waiting bottleneck that defines single-slide playsets in households with multiple kids and keeps more kids active simultaneously than any other model at this footprint. The built-in sandbox adds a ground-level creative play option that engages younger kids while older kids use the deck and swings.

Choose the Basecamp 55 over the Basecamp Tent 44 when you want two slides and more simultaneous play capacity, and over the Climber 55 when imaginative play and slide variety matter more than climbing challenge.

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Swing Kingdom Super 59 Vinyl Playset

Swing Kingdom Super 59 Specifications

Space needed: 28'W x 30'D
Tower: 5x9
Deck heights: 5ft and 7ft
Simultaneous users: 5-6
Colors: Green and Almond, Gray and White

The Super 59 is where the lineup makes a meaningful jump in scale, capacity, and physical challenge. A 5x9 tower with decks at both 5 and 7 feet gives kids two distinct elevated destinations to climb to and occupy simultaneously. A 10-foot Avalanche wave slide from the lower deck and a 7-foot Turbo Spiral enclosed tube slide from the upper deck mean two kids can slide at the same time from different heights with completely different descent experiences. Three climbing routes handle the way up: a 5-foot access ladder with railing, a 4x5 cargo net, and a 5x7 vertical rock wall. A four-position Climber swing beam with two belt swings, a rubber infant swing, and a four-rope tire swing handles up to four kids swinging simultaneously. A 5x9 built-in sandbox and a 5x5 double poly roof complete the setup. White Glove delivery included.

Choose the Super 59 over the Climber 55 or Basecamp 55 when simultaneous user capacity, multi-level play, and a mixed-age household are the driving requirements.

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Quick Decision Guide

With several models in the lineup, the right playset for your family comes down to three variables: how old your kids are, how much yard space you have, and what type of play drives the most outdoor time in your household. Here is how those variables map to specific model recommendations.

Younger kids, compact yard, entry vinyl

Start with the MOD44. The smallest footprint in the lineup at 20'W x 23'D, the simplest feature set, and the fastest assembly. A 4x4 deck, waterfall slide, and two belt swings cover everything a two to five year old needs from a vinyl playset. If the 4x4 deck feels limiting but the yard is still tight, step up to the MOD55 for a 5x5 deck at the same 20-foot width.

Younger kids, medium yard, more deck space and swing capacity

The MOD75 is the right call. The 7x5 deck handles three to four kids on the upper level simultaneously and the three-position swing beam keeps multiple kids moving at ground level at the same time. Space needed is 24'W x 26'D. The feature set stays intentionally simple, which is appropriate for younger kids who are not yet ready for rock walls and cargo nets.

Active kids, medium yard, climbing as the primary driver

The Climber 55 is the answer. Three distinct climbing routes to a 5x5 deck, a wave slide, and a two-position swing beam in a footprint of 24'W x 25'D. The narrowest width of any model with a serious climbing feature set in the lineup. For yards where width is the constraint but active climbing is the priority, the Climber 55 fits where the Basecamp 55 will not.

Mixed age household, medium to large yard, balanced play across age groups

The Basecamp Tent 44 works for smaller mixed-age households where a 4x4 deck is sufficient. For households that need more simultaneous play capacity across a wider age range, the Basecamp 55 is the stronger pick. Two slides running simultaneously, a built-in sandbox for younger kids, and a three-position swing beam for older kids in a 27'W x 23'D footprint. More kids can be doing different things at the same time on the Basecamp 55 than on any other model in the lineup at this footprint.

Large yard, multiple kids, maximum simultaneous play capacity

The Super 59 is the top of the lineup. Two deck heights, two slides, three climbing routes, six simultaneous swing positions, and a built-in sandbox in one structure designed for five to six kids at once. Space needed is 28'W x 30'D. White Glove delivery included. For large yards and mixed-age households that want the most play capacity in the RTGO vinyl lineup, the Super 59 is the answer.

Buyer who is unsure between two models

The consistent advice across the lineup: buy one tier ahead of where your kids are today. A playset purchased for a four-year-old needs to hold attention at seven. A structure bought for a seven-year-old should still engage a ten-year-old. Vinyl construction means the structure itself holds up regardless. The question is whether the feature set stays relevant as the kids grow. When two models are genuinely close, the larger one is almost always the right call over a five-year ownership window.

Completing the Space with Safety Surfacing

Most families spend significant time choosing the right playset and almost no time thinking about what goes underneath it. That is a mistake. The majority of serious playground injuries result from falls to the ground rather than from the equipment itself. The surface under your playset is its most critical safety component and one that needs to be planned before the structure arrives, making our safety surfacing collection necessary for the space to be complete.

What Qualifies as Safe Surfacing

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and ASTM F1292 recognize impact-attenuating surfacing materials as the appropriate choice under residential playground equipment. The key requirement is that the surface absorbs the energy of a fall rather than transferring it directly to the ground. Grass and packed dirt do not meet this requirement. A well-maintained lawn looks soft but provides essentially no impact attenuation under a fall from a 5-foot deck. Hard surfaces are worse. Neither should ever be used as the primary surfacing under any playset regardless of how good the lawn looks.

Rubber Mulch

Rubber mulch is the strongest surfacing choice for a vinyl playset. Made from recycled rubber, it delivers excellent impact attenuation, resists compaction over time, holds up through four-season weather without decomposing or washing away, and requires essentially no replenishment on the schedule that wood-based surfacing demands. The low-maintenance characteristics of rubber mulch match the zero-maintenance appeal of a vinyl playset. It is the right choice for families who want the same hands-off ownership experience under the playset that the vinyl structure itself provides.

Fit N Fun Backyards carries rubber mulch directly, in 40lbs, 1000lbs and 2000lbs increments.

How Much Surfacing You Need

The CPSC recommends a minimum use zone extending 6 feet in all directions from the outer edge of the playset, with additional depth behind swings based on swing height. Surfacing depth requirements under ASTM F1292 call for a minimum of 9 inches of loose-fill rubber mulch to provide adequate impact attenuation under most residential playset fall heights.

Use the space needed dimensions for your specific model to calculate the full surface area. Add 6 feet on all four sides of the space needed footprint to get the total surfacing zone. For the MOD44 at 20'W x 23'D, the full surfacing zone runs 32'W x 35'D. For the Super 59 at 28'W x 30'D, the full zone runs 40'W x 42'D. Multiply the total zone area by the required depth of nine inches to get your volume requirement. Swing Kingdom's own guidance recommends two to four tons of rubber mulch depending on the model, which aligns with these calculations across the lineup.

Install the Surfacing Before the Playset Goes In

The right sequence is surfacing first, playset second. Preparing the ground area and laying the border before the structure arrives means the delivery and assembly process goes onto a ready surface rather than requiring the family to work around the structure after assembly. It also means the kids can use the playset safely from the first day rather than waiting for surfacing to be installed after the fact.

Buy Once, Maintain Never

A Swing Kingdom vinyl playset is a different kind of backyard investment than a cedar playset. The upfront cost is higher. What you get in return is a structure that holds up through a decade of active outdoor use without asking anything back from the family using it. No staining schedule, no splinter checks, no hardware tightening after a hard winter, no annual maintenance project that gets pushed to next weekend and then the weekend after that.

The seven models in the Fit N Fun Swing Kingdom RTGO lineup cover every yard size, every age range, and every play priority from compact entry-level structures for younger kids through the Super 59 built for large yards and mixed-age households with five or six kids using it simultaneously. The right model is the one that fits your yard, matches your kids' ages today and where they will be in three years, and delivers the play features that actually keep them outside longer.

Start with the yard. Confirm the space needed figure for every model you are considering before anything else. Then match the feature set to the age range. Then pick the model that hits both. For most families that process points clearly to one or two models in the lineup rather than eight.

Browse the full Swing Kingdom vinyl playset lineup at Fit N Fun Backyards and find the right model for your family.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a Swing Kingdom vinyl playset last?

Swing Kingdom vinyl playsets are built to last well beyond the 5-year warranty period under normal residential use. The PVC vinyl cladding does not rot, splinter, or fade, and the stainless steel hardware does not rust. With no maintenance requirements the structure holds its appearance and structural integrity through years of active outdoor use. Families who keep a Swing Kingdom playset well-anchored and inspect it seasonally for hardware tightness regularly get ten or more years of active use out of the structure.

What is included in White Glove delivery?

White Glove delivery means the delivery crew brings the playset to your backyard rather than leaving it at the curb. For the Super 59, where the packaged weight is significant, White Glove delivery handles the heavy lifting that curbside delivery leaves to the homeowner. White Glove delivery does not include assembly. The structure still requires homeowner assembly per the RTGO kit format. Confirm the delivery type for your specific model on the product page before ordering.

How long does assembly take?

Assembly time varies by model. The MOD44 and MOD55 run three to four hours for two adults. The MOD75 and Basecamp Tent 44 take four to five hours. The Basecamp 55 and Climber 55 take most of a full day. The Super 59 is a full-day build that benefits from an early start and a third set of hands for the larger structural lifts. All models are designed for two adults working from the included assembly manual.

What tools do I need to assemble a Swing Kingdom RTGO playset?

An impact drill, a socket attachment, a half-inch socket, and a nine-sixteenths socket cover the assembly requirements for every model in the lineup. A square drive bit and slat spacer are included in the kit. No saw, no drill press, and no specialized woodworking equipment are required.

What does the 5-year warranty cover?

The Swing Kingdom 5-year limited warranty covers the structural components of the RTGO playset system including vinyl PVC and structural wood under ordinary residential use. It applies to the original purchaser. Normal wear and tear, misuse, abuse, and improper installation are not covered. Swing Hooks are covered under a separate 1-year warranty. Keep your assembly manual and document your installation for warranty purposes. Contact Swing Kingdom directly at support@swingkingdom.com for warranty claims.

What is the difference between the MOD series and the Basecamp series?

The MOD series, covering the MOD44, MOD55, and MOD75, is built around a simple deck, slide, and swing configuration with no dedicated climbing features. The Basecamp series adds climbing features, specifically a cargo net and access ladder on the Basecamp Tent 44 and a flat step ladder plus additional play elements on the Basecamp 55. The Basecamp series also steps up in simultaneous user capacity and feature variety relative to the MOD series at comparable price points. If climbing is important to your kids, start with the Basecamp Tent 44 rather than the top of the MOD series.

What is the difference between the Basecamp 55 and the Climber 55?

Both models are built around a 5x5 deck at 5 feet high and are designed for three to four kids simultaneously. The Basecamp 55 leads with play variety: two slides running simultaneously, a built-in sandbox, and a three-position swing beam. The Climber 55 leads with climbing challenge: three distinct routes to the deck including a rock wall with rope and a cargo net alongside flat stairs. The Climber 55 also has a narrower footprint at 24'W x 25'D versus the Basecamp 55 at 27'W x 23'D, which makes it the stronger pick for yards where width is the binding constraint. Choose the Basecamp 55 for more play variety and dual slides. Choose the Climber 55 for maximum climbing challenge in a tighter width.

What is the difference between the Basecamp Tent 44 and the Basecamp 55?

The Basecamp Tent 44 has a 4x4 tower versus the Basecamp 55's 5x5 tower, which means a smaller deck and lower simultaneous user count. The Basecamp Tent 44 has a single wave slide versus the Basecamp 55's dual slide configuration. The Basecamp Tent 44 does not include a built-in sandbox. The tent roof is the aesthetic differentiator on the Tent 44. For families who want more play capacity, two slides, and a sandbox, the Basecamp 55 is the stronger investment. For families with younger kids, a tighter yard, or a lower budget who still want climbing features, the Basecamp Tent 44 is the right entry point into the Basecamp series.

How do I clean a Swing Kingdom vinyl playset?

Soap and water handles routine cleaning on every vinyl surface in the lineup. A soft brush or cloth removes dirt, pollen, and surface buildup without damaging the vinyl cladding. Avoid abrasive cleaners or pressure washing at high pressure directly against vinyl seams. The vinyl does not require any protective coating, sealing, or treatment after cleaning.

What is the largest Swing Kingdom playset at Fit N Fun?

The Super 59 is the largest model in the Fit N Fun Swing Kingdom RTGO lineup. A 5x9 tower with decks at 5 and 7 feet, two slides, three climbing routes, six simultaneous swing positions, and a built-in sandbox. Space needed is 28'W x 30'D. White Glove delivery included.

Can I see a Swing Kingdom playset in person before I buy?

Fit N Fun Backyards is an online retailer and does not have a showroom. If you want to see a Swing Kingdom playset in person before purchasing, Bear Playgrounds at 186 Brickyard Road in Mars, PA carries Swing Kingdom vinyl playsets and has models on display. Bear's team can answer questions about the lineup and materials before you order through Fit N Fun. Contact Bear at 724.443.4441 or visit bearofpa.com if you’re in the Pittsburgh area.

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