The full site shows a bigger swing then the mobile site. Which one is it? 5 foot overall or 5 foot seat? Why 2 different pictures?
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I believe the seat is 5 feet. It is large enough for three adults to sit in it. We have 5 of these swings and they are very nice. Keep them stained and they last forever.
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Hi Philip. The sides of the A frame measure 6'3'' and the seat is 5' wide. Hope this helps.
460333
Our swing is covered in snow, but the seat is about 5' and the entire swing end to end is about 8' or 9'.
460334
The seat is 5'. The top rail is around 6' long with a leg footprint of 5' 6" x 9'. We love our swing, the only thing the ad is a little misleading on is the sealer was in my opinion a little lacking. I sealed mine before I exposed it to the weather.
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The chain was maybe 5 feet long - on each side. It wasn't long enough for me to hang the seat from a tree limb that I want to use as the top of the swing, but it would have been long enough to hang the seat from a standard swing set bar.
568781
With sand in the lower room it's a little over three feet (guessing). Our 3 year old grandson plays in it all the time. The upper room is about the same at the doorways, higher in the middle because of the peak of the roof. Kids from 5 to 2 have a blast on the swingset. I lowered all the swings with short chains and quick links from the hardware store.
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I was unable to post it here, but if you scroll close to the bottom of the product page, there is a photo of the different options for seating the children.
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Being 5'6" I would suggest you get the shorter model and that's because it would best mimic your normal swing path. The longer one would cause you to reach.
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.
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There are metal bars under the cushion, and no matter which way you sit, you're going to notice them to some extent. Despite that, I like the swing and have two of them. I took a trip down to Fredies and bought a piece of foam that I put under the pad. This took care of the metal bar issue.
956187
It is a little over 5 feet, although the rope and swing have some elasticity. Hope this helps!
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I'm not in front my Wimpy Swing Away at the moment, but we just installed it at our camp site last weekend. I'd guess it's between the diameter of a nickel and that of a quarter, very sturdy and I believe solid. The top "T" part comes off and that is hollow so you can get the chain through it. The main pole is probably about four feet tall and it has what looks like 2 foot pedals about a foot from the bottom - these you could use to tramp on to insert pole into a softer ground, or like we did, hammer on them using a soft headed mallet to get it into harder ground. It's a very cool idea! I'm not in front my Wimpy Swing Away at the moment, but we just installed it at our camp site last weekend. I'd guess it's between the diameter of a nickel and that of a quarter, very sturdy and I believe solid. The top "T" part comes off and that is hollow so you can get the chain through it. The main pole is probably about four feet tall and it has what looks like 2 foot pedals about a foot from the bottom - these you could use to tramp on to insert pole into a softer ground, or like we did, hammer on them using a soft headed mallet to get it into harder ground. It's a very cool... » Read More I'm not in front my Wimpy Swing Away at the moment, but we just installed it at our camp site last weekend. I'd guess it's between the diameter of a nickel and that of a quarter, very sturdy and I believe solid. The top "T" part comes off and that is hollow so you can get the chain through it. The main pole is probably about four feet tall and it has what looks like 2 foot pedals about a foot from the bottom - these you could use to tramp on to insert pole into a softer ground, or like we did, hammer on them using a soft headed mallet to get it into harder ground. It's a very cool idea! « Show Less
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I purchased the item for my niece on the east coast and it was shipped to her so I did not see the item personally. She says she loves the swing and it has worked very well for her. However, I am unable to answer with any certainty about the cloth seating, but it was my understanding that the seat covering is not removable. At least, I did not see that in any specifications. I hope someone else is able to better answer your question.
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I would say 3 feet. Adults don't go wild on this type of swing. You could probably use less
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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...
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I'm sorry, I don't know. We have had two people on it which was 360 pounds. The company I bought it from was fantastic and responded right away with my questions and when one part was wrong, they promptly sent me a new one. I'm happy with it and I'm picky. But, I haven't looked at the swings now that the snow has melted so I don't know about the quality. They are really comfortable despite what they look like.
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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.
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Not sure of the difference but I am 5'7" and I bought the longer one and it has helped me out a lot. I injured my back a few years ago and had to really shorten my swing and I lost a lot of motion. With the SKLZ Flex I was able to get most of my swing motion back, but it did take a while and lots of swings. I try to swing it around 50 times a day to give me a good representation of a round of golf. I hope this helps.
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I don't remember but the swing comes with a baby/toddler seat which is rather large. The frame is very sturdy so I would guess maybe 65 pounds, but could be more.
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Hello Sue- Our swing bench is 45 inches long (seating), back at highest (in center of unit) is 24 inches high, and the arm rests are about 10 inches tall. The seat is flat and curves down in front, so mount it so rear of seat is a tad lower. We got the swing frame on Amazon- pick a good one- I think there was a model they recommended for the swing at the time we ordered ours. A pad for the seat would be good- one you could take in if desired. We really like our swing- it is well made and should last many years. Best Wishes, Tom and Debbie Ulrich (FYI- we are definitely 'senior citizens,' so you may wish to consider that!!) Hello Sue- Our swing bench is 45 inches long (seating), back at highest (in center of unit) is 24 inches high, and the arm rests are about 10 inches tall. The seat is flat and curves down in front, so mount it so rear of seat is a tad lower. We got the swing frame on Amazon- pick a good one- I think there was a model they recommended for the swing at the time we ordered ours. A pad for the seat would be good- one you could take in if desired. We really like our swing- it is well made and should last many years. Best Wishes, Tom and Debbie Ulrich (FYI- we are definitely 'senior citizens,' so... » Read More Hello Sue- Our swing bench is 45 inches long (seating), back at highest (in center of unit) is 24 inches high, and the arm rests are about 10 inches tall. The seat is flat and curves down in front, so mount it so rear of seat is a tad lower. We got the swing frame on Amazon- pick a good one- I think there was a model they recommended for the swing at the time we ordered ours. A pad for the seat would be good- one you could take in if desired. We really like our swing- it is well made and should last many years. Best Wishes, Tom and Debbie Ulrich (FYI- we are definitely 'senior citizens,' so you may wish to consider that!!) « Show Less