Porchgate Amish Heavy Duty Console Porch Swing with Fold Down Cup Holders in Unfinished - Amish Made in The USA from Treated Pine, Hanging Chains Included

This is a great porch swing, I have had cheaper ones in the past and spending the extra money for this one was well worth it.

I love this swing. It is very comfortable and sturdy. It was also easy to put together. From start to finish it to about 20 minutes.

So happy we purchased this beautifully made swing! It arrived packaged very well, and was extremely easy to assemble. We’ve already enjoyed multiple evenings in this comfortable swing, and we look forward to many more.

Time will tell, but this appears to be a fantastic swing. Very sturdy, easy to put together, and looks great. Well worth the money.

Very nice quality the shipping was nice they used quality screws and had a pretty good sanding job done on it. I took it a step further and did line with a distressed look.Sanded,used 4 throw away China bristle 2-in wide brush, minwax semi-transparent wood stain. Blue gray white black, Hit or Miss method all at the same time then at the end a brush with just the pure color and not while blending with a tip tap method so you get even more tones. Sanded again three coats of poly high gloss, wet sanded, rubbing compound, polish, wax on a pad using a drill like a car. Painted everything else pure white interior exterior emerald urethane trim enamel semi-gloss. Once dry I assembled and removed and reran 2 top screws to add rubber bumpers for the armrest. Also found rubber hooks to hang it on the wall so it's out the way.Now everybody I know wants one. Fun project for sure.

Beautiful swing. Very comfortable. I just wish they had included longer chains to hang it. I would have had to use a Pogo stick to get in it, if we hadn't bought more from the hardware store.

The attention to detail shows in this swing. The wood was perfectly sanded, corners were rounded. Very heavy duty swing. Love it!

This board on the front of the seat was split by the screw at the factory. You could tell it was driven into a defective hole. A good QC inspector would had that board replaced prior to packing. It was well packaged and the box was in perfect condition. I took the board off and ordered some epoxy wood repair resin. I am going to try to repair it,too hard to return. Update: I did a first class job of fixing the board and figured I had permanently solved the problem but after sitting on it a few times it split again and I realized it was suffering from pressure from all the other boards flexing from the weight and due to the board being vertical it couldn't flex. I ended up cutting a old bed rail (angle iron) and notching it for the 2 x supports and gorilla glueing to the back of the board and drilling it where the screws go through, problem solved.