40 Inch Saucer Tree Swing Set for Kids & Adults, Adjustable Swing Sets for Backyard or Outdoor Playground, Green & Black, 1 Pack

It was a bit challenging to put together by myself, but one it was assembled, hanging out was a breeze. I love that my grandson and I can go on it together. I replaced the toddler swing for this, and love that he can get in and off by himself. He LOVES it.

This swing uses very sturdy material, I was very pleasantly surprised. It was easy to assemble and should last for a long time. I am going to be putting it up in the garage while not in use as idk how long the fabric part would hold up out in the elements.

My grand kids love this. I have it hanging on my patio. It's perfect for 2 or 3 small kids. I've even sat on it and swung with the newborn multiple times. Very sturdy.

My kids are absolutely obsessed with this saucer swing! It's the perfect size for them to all pile on together and have a blast. They love spinning, swinging, and just hanging out in it. It's become the most popular spot in our backyard!The swing is really well-made and seems super durable. It's held up perfectly to all the crazy antics my kids have put it through. I did have some difficult putting it together, but that could be use error. But, we still had it up and running in no time.

Ordered this for our son's 3rd birthday and he has absolutely LOVED it! Good quality for the price. Assembly was a little difficult, but my husband put it together relatively quickly. So far it's been sturdy and held 5 small children last week!

So let’s say you normally wear a size 10 jeans. You wake up one morning and wish you wore a size zero so you get a pair of size zero skinny jeans and wiggle, jump, shake, and straight up WILL THEM to fit, zipped, buttoned and all. That’s what putting this swing together is like.It comes with four curved poles. I noticed from the start that the poles weren’t exactly curved like 1/4 of a circle, but thought, maybe they know something I don’t know. I followed the instructions step by step, added the foam sleeves over each curved pole, and inserted them into the fabric ring. This is the step where everything starts to go south. The foam makes friction when sliding the pole pieces into the sleeves of the fabric swing. The foam ends up slipping some to one end or the other of each pole, and once in the fabric sleeve, it’s hard to adjust the foam back to be centered on each metal piece. The metal pieces were EXTREMELY difficult to connect to each other once in the fabric. I got the first two connections together fairly quickly, but connection #3 took a solid 20 minutes of struggling to will it together. I put the bolts in and loosely tightened each nut to allow a little give and flexing when connecting the next sections together, but that didn’t seem to matter. This thing is ridiculous. As of this post, I have yet to be able to get the fourth and final connection together. I’m going to wait for my husband so we can each maybe pull and stretch and hope it’ll go together. Maybe the fabric circle isn’t stitched just right? Maybe the poles aren’t shaped quite right? Maybe both? I don’t know, but this thing is next to impossible to assemble. I’m sure when (and IF) I get it together, it’ll be awesome. I won’t be buying another one though unless it comes pre-assembled.

started to put swing together one 1/2 hour before a kids party. first of all, parts were missing (foam to cover metal ring).I ran to local hardware store and bought 3/4 " foam pipe insulation , it worked. Next metal frame was a perfect 40" circle but the green cover was only 38". I had to cut some of the metal frame off. I cut 3" off of the metal frame and the green cover barely fit and is tight as a drum. With running to the store and cutting metal frame , 3 times in 1 inch increments I was only 1/2 hour late for the party.

Works great