I have 67.5" between the posts that would support this swing, The co. lists inside seat width as 56". The arms appear at least 5" wide, making a total of 66" wide. Someone posted the overall with as 61". Does someone know the accurate width so I know wether it will fit in my situation? I have 67.5" between the posts that would support this swing, The co. lists inside seat width as 56". The arms appear at least 5" wide, making a total of 66" wide. Someone... » Read More I have 67.5" between the posts that would support this swing, The co. lists inside seat width as 56". The arms appear at least 5" wide, making a total of 66" wide. Someone posted the overall with as 61". Does someone know the accurate width so I know wether it will fit in my situation? « Show Less
1814942
The max width of swing is the outside of arm rest to outside of arm rest which is 61 & 3/4....hope this helps.
1814943
I own this swing. Seat width is 54". Width of each arm is 3.5". So total wifth of the swing is 54+7= 61".
1814944
I just went out and measured mine from outside arm rest to outside arm rest, it was 60 3/4".
254324
I just fit ours into a space 13 feet wide. It's hard to get an exact measurement, but I've probably got 6 inches leeway -- so maybe the total width is 12 1/2 ft. You may also need to factor this in: if you've got to put wood under the U bars (i.e., if you're not setting up on asphalt), you want the bar to hit the center of the wood squares (recommended 15" X 15" X 1.2" pressure treated), which will add another 15 inches to the width of the space you need. Given this, 14 feet is a good estimate for the width of the space you want to clear/level. The manual recommends having 6 feet of clearance on all sides for setup, but I did fine without all that extra space. I just fit ours into a space 13 feet wide. It's hard to get an exact measurement, but I've probably got 6 inches leeway -- so maybe the total width is 12 1/2 ft. You may also need to factor this in: if you've got to put wood under the U bars (i.e., if you're not setting up on asphalt), you want the bar to hit the center of the wood squares (recommended 15" X 15" X 1.2" pressure treated), which will add another 15 inches to the width of the space you need. Given this, 14 feet is a good estimate for the width of the space you want to clear/level. The manual recommends having 6... » Read More I just fit ours into a space 13 feet wide. It's hard to get an exact measurement, but I've probably got 6 inches leeway -- so maybe the total width is 12 1/2 ft. You may also need to factor this in: if you've got to put wood under the U bars (i.e., if you're not setting up on asphalt), you want the bar to hit the center of the wood squares (recommended 15" X 15" X 1.2" pressure treated), which will add another 15 inches to the width of the space you need. Given this, 14 feet is a good estimate for the width of the space you want to clear/level. The manual recommends having 6 feet of clearance on all sides for setup, but I did fine without all that extra space. « Show Less
243852
Its the 65 you have to worry about. I think that is the width. Measure in millimeters the width from the inside of the side bar to the other side.
978320
My porch swing is 54"...The cushion is a little shorter. However it is not 6" too short. It may fit your bench, but there would def be 'overhang.'
238389
Most standard catalog cushions measure approximately 42" by 18 3/4". The problem I found when using the cushion from my old swing is that this new swing is 42" across the front, but as you get toward the back of the seat, it narrows greatly. Even though the back of the cushion is curved, I had to remove stuffing from the cushion in order for the "corners" to lay flat. Maybe the newer swings and cushions are more aligned, but the back of the swing seat is definitely not 42" across. My cushion is also much thicker, so that could be the problem as well. Although this seat is smaller than my old swing, I am very pleased with the quality, especially the ease of adjusting the chains for the proper height. Most standard catalog cushions measure approximately 42" by 18 3/4". The problem I found when using the cushion from my old swing is that this new swing is 42" across the front, but as you get toward the back of the seat, it narrows greatly. Even though the back of the cushion is curved, I had to remove stuffing from the cushion in order for the "corners" to lay flat. Maybe the newer swings and cushions are more aligned, but the back of the swing seat is definitely not 42" across. My cushion is also much thicker, so that could be the problem as well. Although... » Read More Most standard catalog cushions measure approximately 42" by 18 3/4". The problem I found when using the cushion from my old swing is that this new swing is 42" across the front, but as you get toward the back of the seat, it narrows greatly. Even though the back of the cushion is curved, I had to remove stuffing from the cushion in order for the "corners" to lay flat. Maybe the newer swings and cushions are more aligned, but the back of the swing seat is definitely not 42" across. My cushion is also much thicker, so that could be the problem as well. Although this seat is smaller than my old swing, I am very pleased with the quality, especially the ease of adjusting the chains for the proper height. « Show Less
2186949
We don't use the terrible toy bar, so this is for the swing without the bar attached. Approx 37" tall with the seat in upright position, 29" wide, and you need 36" front to back for the seat to have room to swing.
2273657
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.
277861
I have enjoyed this beautiful swing for 2 years. I have about 10 inches between wall and the railing on both sides that appears to be fine and the porch is close to 7 feet wide.
349968
What is the length of this swing. I need to make sure it will fit against a wall on my patio.
1184144
Got home to late tonight to look and measure the outside width. This came to our family account. If you still need the information send me a note to my e-mail. It's oldbiker66@yahoo.com in the subject line mention it's from amazon question.
162878
Someone googled it at 71 by 52. That sounds right. Mine isn't here at main residence, so I can't measure it. Pretty sure of 71 inches. Big oversight by the website. :(
1923869
That dimension is incorrect. We purchased 2 of these last year. The seat is 18 inches wide, & the arms are 21 inches apart at the top.
566748
I hope before you go with this read my comments as to the questionable design problems. As to the width it is approx 25 inches from bar to bar, this is a very comfortable width. You cannot adjust the width, also the bars must be very carefully assembled, otherwise they will have a lot of play in their posts.
1906138
RangerLo, I am not sure. I will have to ask my kids or go out and look at the swing. I'll keep ya posted!
1161269
The swing takes a 44" cushion. The swing has angled rolled arms hence the 58" wide.
1136714
It is more of a three-seater. Check the dimensions with those of your swing to be sure it is the correct size.
1161270
Hi Holly, I just measured our swing and from outer armrest to the other outer armrest it is 58". The actual seat part is around 40". The inside of the swing tapers down as you get to the seat. We purchased two 18"x18" cushions from Ikea and they fit perfectly.