How can you attach this swing to an existing single rope (that I already have hung on a tree limb)?
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Go to the hardware store and look for a swivel hanger among the hooks and caribiners... not sure what they're technically called. Or a towing hook would work. You just want to make sure the hook is rated for over 100 pounds... the heavier duty the better as the users will be swinging and twisting on it.
2088546
I never hung mine yet. I need another alternative because my tree isn't string enough.
2088547
I don't think you can, the swing comes with 2 rope adt. I just put 2 ropes on the tree and attached the swing
2088548
You really can't.. I bought the accessory two straps that go over the limb first, and then attached the swing..
2088549
If you have a tall tree just join the double green ropes and tie it up to a limb with a single rope. Other wise, if the tree isn't as tall, insert a wooden bar between the green ropes at a level of about five or six feet and then string up the bar and green ropes with a single rope. We love this swing. As many adults get on it as kids, so make sure your stringing is sturdy. I hope this works for you.
2088550
It would be hard to attach this swing to a single rope. You really need two ropes spaced apart a similar width to the swing for it to work.
2088551
Go to the hardware store and look for a swivel hanger among the hooks and caribiners... not sure what they're technically called. Or a towing hook would work.You just want to make sure the hook is rated for over 100 pounds... the heavier duty the better as the users will be swinging and twisting on it.
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Well I guess if you try hard enough you could hang it anywhere. It's made to attach to a swing set cross bar if the tree branch was straight there is enough of the cool covered chain you could hang it.
418039
The answer is in the limb and how the chain is secured to the limb!!! No problem with swing. Just need to screw heavy steel bolt into the limb.
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Single mid weight rope. Boating rope works well. Noose style knot or figure eight for each end to hook swing clips too. Loop the middle in a girth hitch knot over the branch, spreading out to desired width, and leaving the two ends dangling to hook clips to. Or you can just do two single ropes or chains.
407275
My husband looped it over the branch and put an S hook through the chain to attach it. Hope this helps
1046646
We actually hung ours in a tree, since there was not a swing set. Of course we looped some chain on the branch for the glider to hook to rather than the branch itself.
933016
I would imagine so. Frankly, the characteristics of the tree branch will have more to do with this than the swing. Is the branch strong enough? High enough? Do you have a good way of attaching it without harming the tree?
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You can adapt it, but depending on your swing set I'm not sure rope will be long enough. If not, you just have to buy one
1377019
Yes, we replaced both of ours to make a very long swing from a large tree limb. Hint: Make the rope as large as you can (must fit in hole), because the inside of the swing does take in some rain and the larger rope helps keep it to a minimum. Easy to dump water out, just turn completely upside down and shake a little.
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I would think that you could attach it to a strong tree. The only thing that comes with the swing is the chain. We needed to buy the s-hooks to attach. Hope that was helpful. Nice sturdy swing:)
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Yes we have ours hung by a tree. Just have to adjust it so its even. We used a nylon rope to extend the leads from the swing so its lower to the ground since the tree branch is higher up and a thicker limb.
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We don't have a tree but rather an arbor-type structure. My husband used really long eye bolts and attached them to the overhead boards then secured the eye bolts with a washer and screw nut. I believe that if you had a heavy chain that could wrap around the branch of the tree you wanted to use you could then just hook the swing on to the chain with the "hook" that comes with the swing. I can honestly tell you that this has been a big hit with our 4 & 2 year old grand kids. I have put pillows on the swing, they laid down and both fell asleep while I sat in a chair swinging them. This has happened a half dozen times. I can see years of fun with the swing. Hope this helps.
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We hung our HugglePod outside from a tree branch. We used the 2" nylon strap and metal loop that came with it to wrap around the tree branch twice. We then connected a metal chain to the metal loop to lower the swing to the height we wanted and connected it to the chain with a quick link. That way we can unscrew the quick link and take the swing down or move it to another location when we want.
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My hammock swing or this hook came with a chain (I can't remember which, but it was not mentioned in the product description). You can use the swing with just the hook, or adjust the height with the chain. It's very easy to use and adjust.
711491
The ropes that attach to the swing all come together in an 'eye' ring. You can easily add more rope at that point to extend the length as long as you need to. It is really well built!
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It comes with ropes and quick links on each end. You would need a separate set of tree straps or anchoring system to use. Hope this helps!
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Depends on where your trying to hang this. Unless your trying to hang this indoors off 2 walls then no. You can wrap any kind of cordage around a tree, post, etc. and create a permanent or temporary fixed loop that acts as an 'anchor point'. The hooks from the hammock will attach to those points. I'd recommend a 'slip knot' if your not going to replace the hooks with carabiners. It's hard to get them off (not impossible) but you won't have to worry about the hooks coming loose from your anchor points.