Taleco Gear Swing Stand, Max Load 330lbs, Heavy Duty ,Outdoor or Indoor Hanging Hammock Chair Stand only,Hammock Chair not Include(Black)
$6.99
| Product Dimensions | 240 x 160 x 0.99 inches |
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| Item Weight | 20 pounds |
| ASIN | B09H3ZLF6P |
| Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
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Customers find the hammock stand sturdy and stable, easy to assemble, and appreciate its good quality and perfect fit. Moreover, the product functions well, with one customer mentioning it worked perfectly for a fairy-themed baby shower. However, the durability receives mixed feedback – while some say it’s built to last, others report the metal coming apart at the top. Additionally, the hardware quality is concerning, with one customer noting the screws are cheap.
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Javalighting Inc –
Hammock holder
Didn’t have a good spot to put my hammock safely. This is great. It’s nice and sturdy and I’m able to move the hammock to different spots as needed as opposed to hanging it from a tree and having it be in the one spot.
Donna W Sheridan –
Hammock chair swing
Stand went to together easily. Support 330 lbs, had purchased the chair swing previously it fit perfectly. Grandson will curl up with his tablet these nice fall days . Recommend this product, good value appears stable even has rubber foot caps.
Ronnie P. –
Easy to assemble, perfect for my sons pod swing.
Came on time. Assembled very easy. Instructions was just a pic with labeled parts, very easy to fallow. It’s a lot bigger then I thought it was going to be. Bought it for my sons pod swing, perfect for that. Says max weight is 300lbs. I don’t think I would trust that fully. I’m 240 and I feel like it would hold me, but if I was swaying in a chair I feel like it would give under that weight.
Leslee B. –
Large!
At us quite large! I got it for my 2 year old grandson for an inside swing but it is a porch swing now! Should hold a very large child
Mark1313 –
Good sturdy swing. Not the tallest, and requires tools to fold down.
I use it as a kid swing and it has been working great. No issues. It takes up a good bit of space in the living room, but is really stable so that is the trade off. One bolt on each side and you can fold it down to move it through doorways. The included tools were made from a really soft metal, but if you just assemble it one time they are good enough. A little under 6 feet tall, which is a pro for me for transport and you can easily sit down into it still.
Laura Meyer –
Dangerous!
Very upset. We bought this item less than a month ago and the connectors that attach the chair ripped out of the metal. Leaving a huge hole. Not happy at all. My daughter was in the chair when this happened.
Whitwam –
Solid and Inexpensive Option
Not ideal for pull-ups (as one video suggests) simply because there are two very close parallel bars at the apex of the unit but a very solid option for swings.We have now purchased 2 of these. They are shorter than others we considered and tried, which likely is an advantage. But these are also a bit longer front to back so they do take up more floor space when using inside (what we got them for).They are solid and inexpensive compared to other options and we highly recommend these as we have confidence they will hold up to daily use.
Lynn –
Autism moms beware!!
My toddler is 4 with autism SPD & adhd.Got this stand to use for a sensory swing. I thought it would be cool cause I could change the type of swings on it. You know so an egg chair, saucer, etc.The stand does the job but it’s cheaply made. Definitely won’t last more than a few months if that. The screws are cheap. We’re on day 3 with it? My son just sits in the chair and sways nothing too excessive he’s not even 40lbs. The screws are already “chipping” so the stand itself is a bit wobbly and you can just tell it’s only a matter of time before you have to find some way to keep it tightened and together. The metal is definitely cheap and can be bent if you’re heavy. I haven’t tried to sit in it myself because I don’t want to cause any damage to it so soon.For $70 though I guess you can’t expect much. I might update the review if I can find a way to make it more sturdy.If you have multiple kids I highly don’t recommend this. Won’t last a month if it’s used too roughly
Vinayaga –
Good finish. Strong and sturdy. Reasonable foot print. I like it.
Kali –
leicht zu montieren und stabil