expiredKimpossible680 posted Jun 03, 2022 08:20 AM
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expiredKimpossible680 posted Jun 03, 2022 08:20 AM
Kidkraft Castlewood Cedar Play Set
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I just got the Boulder Bluff playset from Costco for $1400, waiting for site prep to do the install. BILT says avg assembly time is 17:30 hrs; I find that those assembly times often assume you're using wrenches for fasteners - but if there are many of a similar type/size, you can use a battery drill with torque limiter to make the process WAY faster.
I put up the Costco Yardworks 14x12' gazebo last weekend and couldn't imagine doing it without a drill and impact (for the lags). Yes you have to be careful not to crush the wood but it accelerates assembly so much.
Regarding Kidkraft itself, what are everyone's opinions on staining these? I'd think it would increase the longevity substantially.
I just got the Boulder Bluff playset from Costco for $1400, waiting for site prep to do the install. BILT says avg assembly time is 17:30 hrs; I find that those assembly times often assume you're using wrenches for fasteners - but if there are many of a similar type/size, you can use a battery drill with torque limiter to make the process WAY faster.
I put up the Costco Yardworks 14x12' gazebo last weekend and couldn't imagine doing it without a drill and impact (for the lags). Yes you have to be careful not to crush the wood but it accelerates assembly so much.
Regarding Kidkraft itself, what are everyone's opinions on staining these? I'd think it would increase the longevity substantially.
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I really don't know what's wrong with people, besides an over estimation of demand since covid. As an example: in 2019 I was able to travel less than a mile and pick up a 10 inch miter saw (non-sliding) that came with a brand new 3 pack assortment of blades for $35. It's a low end brand, but it would still go for $75-$80 new on sale with no blades. Now in my area you are lucky if it goes on sale for $90 with no blades, and people are asking $80-$100 used. It's even worse when the tool is a Harbor Freight brand. It's always cheaper brand new with a coupon instead of what they are asking. The worst part is you know they bought the darn thing with a coupon years back for even less, and it looks like it was dragged through a sewer during a storm lmao.
Kidkraft does an excellent job of replacing parts and answering any questions you might have too. In my dealings with Walmart, 2 of my boxes were missing and I was refunded for 1 of them (automatically, I don't know why). Walmart replaced the 2 boxes and 1 of the original missing box showed up. It was a complete set to another Kidkraft playset. Called Walmart again, and they advised me to keep it and made sure my others boxes arrived. In all my years of dealing with customer service, this had to have been the best. It is safe to say Walmart took care of me and Kidcraft took care of the parts missing from the other playset. Fricken spectacular.
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