Hi. For a pandemic is fantastic, I'm happy that I managed to get a decent swing to go through the summer. But.
First, the swing has a 340 kg limit but I will never try go over 200 kg or two adults. It's made you know where, it is light, made of thin metal, most of the welding joints are just half welded and with rust inside and around. The holes that had to be re drilled are due to inaccurate welding. After one day it started to squeak, the fabric velcro wraps that hold the cover on are just two for the lengths and one for the widths, this allowed on the first rain for water to gather on the cover and create a bow in the fabric already. The frame moves quite a lot even with one person slowly swinging. It is because of the cheap material, probably I would add a few X reinforcements / steel straps to stop it from getting worst.
Overall, don't think you'll get something better for this money, to have all the features this has, but as someone that works with various metals and builds stuff with them, I'm just disappointed by the quality of this. Someone who never worked with ally, stainless or even thick steel maybe won't be as critical, but I am. And normally I don't go for long reviews, but thought to give this one a point of view. There are other cons but won't loose more time over them. Pros, good swing for a pandemic, when you can barely find anything else.
