Swing Stand, Hammock Chair Stand Max Load 330lbs, Heavy Duty Hammock Stand,Outdoor or Indoor Hanging Chair Stand only,Hammock Chair not Include

Stand went to together easily. Support 330 lbs, had purchased the chair swing previously it fit perfectly. Grandson will curl up with his tablet these nice fall days . Recommend this product, good value appears stable even has rubber foot caps.

Not ideal for pull-ups (as one video suggests) simply because there are two very close parallel bars at the apex of the unit but a very solid option for swings.We have now purchased 2 of these. They are shorter than others we considered and tried, which likely is an advantage. But these are also a bit longer front to back so they do take up more floor space when using inside (what we got them for).They are solid and inexpensive compared to other options and we highly recommend these as we have confidence they will hold up to daily use.

And it's a good thing it did because both of them rounded off by the time I was done putting it together. Use your own tools. Went together pretty easily. It's kinda squeaky but that could have something to do with my chair.

I cut pool noodles and taped them over the legs and let my kids go wild with this. They can't swing like crazy, it'll tip if swinging normally but my autistic son loves to spin, and this has been a great alternative for that! We've had this a few years now and it's still in perfect shape.

I use it as a kid swing and it has been working great. No issues. It takes up a good bit of space in the living room, but is really stable so that is the trade off. One bolt on each side and you can fold it down to move it through doorways. The included tools were made from a really soft metal, but if you just assemble it one time they are good enough. A little under 6 feet tall, which is a pro for me for transport and you can easily sit down into it still.

My toddler is 4 with autism SPD & adhd.Got this stand to use for a sensory swing. I thought it would be cool cause I could change the type of swings on it. You know so an egg chair, saucer, etc.The stand does the job but it’s cheaply made. Definitely won’t last more than a few months if that. The screws are cheap. We’re on day 3 with it? My son just sits in the chair and sways nothing too excessive he’s not even 40lbs. The screws are already “chipping” so the stand itself is a bit wobbly and you can just tell it’s only a matter of time before you have to find some way to keep it tightened and together. The metal is definitely cheap and can be bent if you’re heavy. I haven’t tried to sit in it myself because I don’t want to cause any damage to it so soon.For $70 though I guess you can’t expect much. I might update the review if I can find a way to make it more sturdy.If you have multiple kids I highly don’t recommend this. Won’t last a month if it’s used too roughly

I purchased this stand for my grandson’s baby swing. It works perfectly. It was easy to assemble.

We bought this to use with a toddlers swing but it is so rickety and unstable. Unfortunately we missed the return window because its unusable.