I have a hanging basket chair, oval shape which we bought in the 1970's. Instead of hanging it from a beam in the ceiling, would this stand work?
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Yes it will. It's very stable. We have it on our patio. We take our chair in when it's supposed to rain. It has done well in the weather also.
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It would depend on height and weight of chair. The back bar appears to be deep enough to accommodate the basket chairs. Be sure to check height. The chair would sit low
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i cant see the picture but if it is a "C" stand it will work perfectly. i got one for a sky chair and its wonderful. the box is extremely heavy so have someone who can help u hold it during assembly which is very very easy to put together. maybe 2-3 screws. Enjoy.
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I believe that it would. My mother had one of those that my brother sent back from the Philippines. While we use our stand for a hanging net chair, I cannot imagine why the stand would not work for your chair.
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I think this stand would work well with any hanging chair. It is very solid & the curve seems wide enough to accomodate any single-seat chair.
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That is a very dicey safety question. I would not recommend this substitution unless the swing is for a small well balanced animal like a cat!
57752
It would probably work, but I wouldn't recommend this item. Mine fell apart rather quickly. I was able to glue it back together, but ...
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The pole is about 5 feet long completely collapsed. Not sure if your basket would have a connector to screw the pole onto, but if it does, it could work.
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You'll wanna take it of the original stand because it is JUNK. I'd be surprised if the people that designed this could conform to any sort of standard. It has a setup to wall-mount but that'll probably fall apart too!
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I believe it should work. I hung the board I bought lengthwise instead of width-wise.
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The top of the stand is approximatly 65" so it should work fine and the weight should be no problem Hope you enjoy.Very happy with the purchase here.
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As long as you used the correct weight Command hooks, I don't see why it wouldn't work. Command is a really good product, when used correctly. Just make sure to read the Command package to see if it'll work on the cabinets. I've owned trailers before, and the cabinets weren't really wood. Lol
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It will probably work...but these stands are a POS..it is one time expense...I would buy a better quality heavier stand. Everything about these stands is cheap....especially the plastic parts.
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Yes it should work because the horizontal bars that move up and down are adjustable and the black piece that's hanging in the photo will secure it on top
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Yes, that's exactly what I did, and it worked just fine. The stand is solid!
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You could add or remove a chain that connects the chair to the hook. The hook is what it is. You'd need chain to lower the chair or remive a chain to ale it higher.
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The bar/handle itself will, yes. But where you mount it will be important, because the support on the beam will be the weakest link. Also the age and health of the beams will matter. Good luck!
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I'm considering a Bowflex, and have the same issue. Do you think it's possible to tilt the machine back, insert the vertical beam, then return it to a vertical position and screw the parts together? Thanks.
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Yes, we have two that we hang chair swings on in our basement. They work perfectly although one swivel gives off a lot of grease. The other one doesn't but they both work really well.
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..... I changed ours over to hang from the ceiling - using the chain and cord from the old lamp - as this is delivered to you, it is meant to be "fixed" to the ceiling - not hung and hard-wired into electrical.
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We had to return our swing hangers since our ceiling joist were not wide enough. Sorry cant help with that problem.
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You would have to use a very strong hook (3/8" would work) anchored into a ceiling joist in order to make sure it will hold. Drill a pilot hole into the joist and screw the hook as far into the joist as possible. I would definitely recommend a swivel and spring for this installation. I use a swivel on a strap around a strong tree branch outside and the bounce is part of the fun of this chair.