I have an awkward doorframe... how much space behind and in front of this would you need to be able to swing comfortably?
1497933
For the regular swing we need 4 ft. My daughter swings it the full extent of the chain in front and back. The net swing is more of a relaxed sway and shorter range. Hope this helps :-)
1497934
My 10 year old and my 4 year old use this swing. I would say at least 3 feet of space in front and 2 feet in back even for the 4 year old. Maybe more space for the 10 year old.
1497935
Its just like an outdoor swing so kiddos can go as high as they want or as slow as they want. Could bump the inside of the doorframe could hit something while swinging . major supervision is needed with this unless you have a very wide open space .
428919
You need about an inch, maybe a little less. Mine is in a space that is 12 inches wide, but you got probably go 11 inches wide and be fine.
1497960
Hi - When the legs are fully opened you'll have a span of just under 24" long from the two front feet to the two back feet (so those 3+ inches will give you some extra wiggle-room). You're right about the width being plenty. P.S. When I first got my board it seemed like the material covering the board was too loose but I misted it a little and that took care of the issue.
116403
Physics. I have has 200 lbs in the swing and did not feel at all nervous about the sway in the frame...but there sill be some natural movement. As long as you have the poles clicked together and you have a flat stable ground you should be fine.
349968
What is the length of this swing. I need to make sure it will fit against a wall on my patio.
1121961
Width wise your fine. Depth wise you would have to take the glass doors off. It would be about a inch too big.
1894873
If it is just you, your standard living room space should be fine. It does require some space though, especially if you want to use the jump rope. If you have a clean garage that may be the perfect place.
307571
Definitely! You'll need to attached the bar low enough on your doorway so you don't hit your nose on the doorframe.
1789091
You will need a space at least 30" wide and this will be a little tight so try and go at least 33" wide so you have a little bit of room to work with putting it in.
1465776
Width 27 inches, needs about 36 inches for the swinging motion on its highest setting
1330879
We had to return our swing hangers since our ceiling joist were not wide enough. Sorry cant help with that problem.
1090284
I measured approx 38" from top of chair to where your bottom would end up and sticks out from a wall about 34" but of course you would not be able to swing much if located up against a wall. I have mine hanging from a frame made for this type of chair which allows the chair to swing freely, but this frame does stick out from a wall quite a distance.
1796147
Don't worry about the swing . Worry about the pine tree. You may need longer chains. Pine trees are brittle,tend to snap.
1894877
You will need more room. You need jump rope space and space in front and behind your agility ladder (enough to do a plank on both sides).
1812595
This rocker is a good replacement for a bouncer. I am not sure about swing. Due to space constraint I did not look for a swing and I dont miss it.
1350043
The way the hinge works, you barely need any clearance. I'd say about 1/2 inch should be enough for the door to swing out without scraping the wall. Hope that helps.
1857454
It would either be snug or would 'hang over' all the way around, depending upon the style of your bench. (It fits perfectly on my 20 x 52" porch swing.)