How much weight will this swing support?
1993373
This swing will hold pretty much any child that can fit in it - the manufacturer recommends no more than 150 pounds.
1993374
I believe this swing could easy handle sixty pounds.Our granddaugher is nine months and about twenty pounds. This will probably work four or five years for her. Extremely satisfied with purchase.
1993375
I tested this well built swing with 200 lb. weight before using. It's built for a small toddler so weight limit is not an issue. You will not be disappointed - the swing is very high quality (materials and construction)!
1098500
It's 100 lbs - I guess it depends on how aggressive you are. I was told your not hitting it right if it swings - it's a sign that you are pushing it, not punching it. It is in my garage and it was perfect for my situation.
1089739
The swing is 4 foot wide and can handle up to 4 or 5 kids at a time. It is very solidly built and I think can hold up to 600 pounds. We have had multiple adults and kids on at the same time. The biggest issue is whether you have a strong enough swing beam to handle the weight. It takes the place of where two swings normally would go. We placed it on a 12 foot swing beam with one additional swing on the end and it has plenty of room. We also used a 7 foot high swing beam and the swing sits about a 1 1/2 foot off of the ground with regular attachments.
1759921
I bought commercial swing hangers from Amazon and they work great. They hold 300 pounds and bolt to the wood beam of the swingset we built. This swing is one of my best purchases for my grandchildren. My granddaughter takes a book out and lays on the swing and reads. I would definitely buy ths swing again. Hope this helps.
1484622
My friend's husband hung on it when he was putting up the tire swing and I would say he is about 230-250lbs..the comments on the hanging kit says up to 500lbs.
614665
Purchased 5' swing as a gift. I would say the weight limit would be 450-500 lbs?? made in the Amish communites of St. Ignatius and Rexford, Montana
1439008
400 lbs. sounds right. We put that much on them on a regular basis and haven't wound up on the floor yet. We have two on a front porch for 2 years with no sign of wear. We removed the plastic cover on the chains and attached additional chain to reach a high ceiling and have had no problems whatsoever. This is a GREAT swing.
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.
1533584
I don't know - but My wife and I have sat in it with our 2 grandchildren multiple times with no issues- I would guess that would be around 5 - 600 lbs.I'm a XXLarge.Our swing is mounted on a steel frame. the swing is solidly built.
960643
The chain is made of a heavy gauge, I don't know the exact weight limit but I believe it would hold a lot. I can tell you it will hold an adult with no problem because I purchased this swing for myself to use as a tree swing. I use it regularly and I like that the lower part of the chain is coated in plastic making it a comfortable hand grip.
1689948
I am not sure the exact weight it can support but if I have to guess it will be up a maximum of 250 lbs. It is on average very sturdy.
508519
I'm not sure. But it is a STRONG swing. My grandson is 35 lbs. and he will be swinging in it for at least several more years...
1555277
The chains are approximately 4 ft. long (perhaps a bit more) and adjust depending upon which link you use to connect the hooks. Weight Capacity is approximately 300+ pounds ... I have had two guests safely seated (both upwards of 223 - 250 lbs. ea.) and swinging with no difficulty. I enjoyed the quality construction and the looks of the swing (I ordered two) .. and the comfort was a bonus. Good luck !
2202813
Hi D. Lynch, Thank you for contacting with us. Its supports up to 300 Lbs. Thanks.
1362423
probably at least 30 to 40 lbs. you need someone to move it with you. it is very sturdy.
432650
I guess the cumulative weight we've put on the swing must be close to 200 lbs. with no problems. See the photo.
1895121
The industry standard on swings is 125lbs. I would not exceed that guideline on any roped item