http://www.amazon.com/Jack-Post-Woodl... Can this swing be put on this
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I don't see a way to hook the swing to the frame. The swing comes with large hooks that take more than an eye bolt. The swing hooks are as thick as my finger, so need a pretty large eye. You can always take the hooks off the chains. I have pictures of mine in use if you're interested...I really like it and this is a couple of seasons later. I think the frame would work if you modify the hook area though.
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There are some hooks you can buy that screw into the wood beams, and then you can hang the swing. When you go to home depot ask someone there. Explain about putting up the swing, someone will point you in the direction of what you need to buy. Thats what I did.
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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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It would be difficult. It comes with wood blocks to attach to the swing set first before the drums. My husband says you could try U bolts to attach the blocks.
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Yes it can be. The articulated swing arms have Allen bolts at the joints. Once you have it in the position you want you will need to tighten each of these bolts tight with an Allen wrench. I left a little slack in mine where it was stiff but still adjustable enough so I could move it a bit if I needed to. I have had mine for a pretty long time and have no problems with it at all.
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That would work fine. The fibers are a little rough but the more you use it the more supple it will become. We used it for a tree swing
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I hung my swing on a tree branch. You have to buy additional chain and hardware to hang it but if done properly, it works just fine. I tried using part of a rubber hose to protect the tree but this prevented the swing from swinging more freely. I had to remove the hose for it to swing properly.
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It's more of a decoration peice. You could probably swing it lightly but any vigorous motions will probably result in damage.
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Hi K.Ham! Yes, you may as long as you can confirm the stand can support of the weight of the swing plus up to the 400lb weight limit for persons sitting on the swing. I hope this information is helpful for you! Thanks, -Cory | Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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Unfortunately, no. It would be too uncomfortable for the swings. Not too heavy.
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It is easy to make an A-frame wooden support for this swing, if you want it freestanding in the yard. Different designs are available on the internet.
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Just like said before, It comes with the hardware to attached to an existing swing set, except for the wood. You will need two 2" x4" x20" pieces of pressure treated wood.
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That's true but the ropes are pretty long and unless the swing set was way above the ground, it would not work too well. Ours is in a tree and the grandkids were thrilled with it when they came for Thanksgiving and gave it a great workout...very sturdily made.
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I feel the tree branch is strong enough to support however much weight you will have on your swing , think it will work. You should be able to use anchors that come with it.
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As long as the tree is sturdy, shouldn't be an issue. You'll need to supply all the attachment hardware; chain and bolts to secure the chain to the branch. The swing only comes with the rope and hooks shown in the pic.
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I purchased the Country Garden Jack Post Swing Frame for this swing. (Dimensions : 48"x72.5"x63.5 )Dimensions for the frame you have differ mostly in the height, so I don't see how it would be a problem to use the Country Garden Swing Seat with the wl-05z Swing Frame.
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I believe so yes. its very well made and sturdy. Although the seat is not deep at all. Next time I will buy a larger swing.