Porch Swing Frame, Hold up to 550lbs, Sensory Swing Stand with 3 Side Bars, Swing Sets for Backyard Playground Indoor Outdoor Activities(Swing NOT Included),Green

This reasonable priced swing frame surprised me on the ease of assembly. It takes up very little room in the yard. We placed a single swing on it , and our grandkids are enjoying it .

The set seems to be cheaper made than described. It does work well for the swing currently because only a toddler is using. Skeptical about how long will last. The directions to put together are not helpful at all, so basically have to piece together yourself.

Function = nothing fancy but does goodAssembly = WORST! Complete lack of clear instructions & many pieces not even listed on the page. Be prepared to play swing puzzle for a few hours!

It takes a few hours to put together. The tools that come with the frame was useless. You will need a socket set! Instructions a little hard to follow but in the end all came together to have a nice swing frame.

This swing is not very sturdy. The holes did not lineup and some holes were not drilled out completely. My husband had to drill holes to make it work. Not at all a good product. We will be lucky if it last one season with my Five year old Grandson. Don’t waste your money. Get something better.

This is a small swing support, exactly as I wanted. I did not realized from the pictures that the bars were so narrow. The photos makes them look more robust. Everything came well packed in bubble wrap, so no scratches or damaged bars. The hardware came in one bulging bag, be sure not to open it over grass or you may end up hunting for all your nuts and bolts. No extra parts, two very tiny wrenches, I opted to use my own as the provided ones were so thin and short as to be very difficult to use. The bottom bar came in two pieces, which were not pictured in the "instructions" but it didn't take much to figure out where they went. One of them had some kind of plastic shoved in it, blocking the screw hole, that I had to dig out so that I could connect it and put the screw in place. Anyone under 5'6" and under can gently swing on this with the ground stakes in, but much over that, or active swinging, will definitely need sandbags or a screwbolt if this is set up on dirt. It will pull the stakes out. The bottom hole on one of the The exception being my five year old does not weigh enough to cause it to rock, but she did mention the swing felt wobbly. I am mostly pleased with my purchase, I feel that it is worth what I paid for, and will get much use and be a source of great fun. I am bummed that it doesn't have some kind of spiral ground stake with it and only suggests massive sand bags for installation. My daughter is thrilled, and that's what counts most.

This is not strong and not good for a swing, I was very disappointed with it. Would not recommend it for swings for children.

This is a nightmare to assemble & I don’t see how it could possibly hold 880#. I’m afraid to let a 4 or 5 year old get on it. The so-called instructions are no help at all. I’m sure there are better swing frames out there; look for one.