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Wood is the preferred material of choice for playsets because it is sturdier, supports more weight, and is more aesthetically pleasing than plastic and metal. Wooden playsets have also proven to be more durable, depending on the lumber and pressure treatment used. Cedar and redwood are favored over other timber types, since they are low maintenance, naturally resist rot and insects, and do not require sealing. Soft woods like pine and spruce, although less expensive, tend to weaken over time. Lumber is often pressure treated to protect against the elements and ensure longevity. In the past, common pressure treating methods involved unsafe chemicals like arsenic or chromium. These days, however, many manufacturers are using ACQ (Ammoniacal Copper Quaternary) preserve or lumber that requires no treatment. Nonetheless, always make sure that the pressure treated wood is chemical free before purchasing a wooden playset. When comparing similar styles and features of a playset, the pricing fo