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Give the swing a tug

After installing the hooks and hanging your swing but before putting your child into it, give it a strong tug to ensure you securely installed the hooks.into ceiling studs.

Place 2nd hook 15"-24" away

The best placement for the 2nd hook is 15'-24" away from the 1st. Make sure to use the stud finder again and not simple measure a specific distance.

Balance your swing

To balance your swing, ensure the front panel is centered on the dowel rod and the front and back dowel rods are parallel. Adjust the knots on each rope as needed. If you have questions, we’re here to help!"

Best Practices to Make Your Outdoor Swing Last

Bring the swing inside during extreme weather.
Regularly Brush Off Dirt and DeBris
Ensure the swing dries completely if it gets wet.
Store in clean dry place if not in regular use

Caring for your swing

At Sweet Swinging, we design our swings to create lasting memories, but caring for them properly is key to ensuring they stand the test of time!

Outdoor Use:

Our swings are perfect for outdoor fun but not meant for year-round exposure.
Prolonged exposure to storms, extreme heat, and moisture can cause the wood to weather.

Best Practices for Longevity:

Store your swing indoors when not in use.
Take it down during extreme weather events.
Regularly check for signs of wear and give it a little TLC as needed.

Think of it as protecting an heirloom. With just a bit of care, you can keep your swing looking beautiful and functional for years to come. Remember: "Set it and forget it" doesn’t apply here!

Your swing is made for memories—let’s make them last!

Frequently Asked Questions

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I live in an apartment, can I hang the swing?

Most building are constructed with studs and drywall. Some are concrete and in that case you will need special mounting hardware. As for hanging something up it depends on your lease. It usually falls into the same category as hanging pictures on the wall. If in doubt reach out to your landlord.

I have textured ceilings, what should I do?

A little trick we have learned is to take a piece of paper and put that between the ceiling and stud finder. This will allow it to glide along easier.

I can't find a stud, what should I do?

We recommend checking your batteries. Sometimes it is easiest to test the stud finder on a wall. Studs are typically about 16- 24 inches apart and run the same direction across the ceiling. We do not recommend guessing. If you do not hang your swing in a stud it is not safe and will fail the "pull" test that should be used before putting a child in the swing.

Can the swings be used outdoors?

One of the things that people love about our swings is that you can move them around just by unclipping them. You can take our indoor swings outside to enjoy for the day however the wood is not treated and the fabric is not fade resistant so it will not hold up to the exposure of being left outside.

My swing is too long/ too short, can I adjust the height?

Yes! By adjusting the knots up or down on all 4 ropes you can change the level of your swing. We are happy to coach you through this. Reach out if you have questions.

How long can my baby use the swing?

There are too many baby items out there that our kids liked for literally days. I mean days I could count on fingers and sometimes toes. We didn't want more products in our homes that fit that category. Our swings can be used for years and can easily be relocated as your schedules and rythmes change and your the child in your life grows. If you are looking for stats our swings can be used by kids up to 55 lbs for Low Backs and High backs and 65 lbs for the Grow with Me.

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