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A three-seat swing on a powder-coated steel frame, with a canopy that tilts through 60 degrees and lifts off when you want the sun. Seat and back are outdoor Oxford fabric over a curved frame, so they breathe through a hot afternoon instead of sticking. It is 1740 mm wide, rated to 240 kg and weighs 20.1 kg. Assembly takes about an hour with the tools supplied.
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About an hour, and easier with two people for the last few minutes. Build the two triangular end frames first, join them along the top, then hang the seat on the springs and fit the canopy last. Stand it on level ground and check the non-slip pads are all flat before anyone sits down.
A swing wide enough for three, under a canopy that tilts with the sun or comes off altogether.
The frame is powder-coated steel tube in two triangles, screwed at every joint, and rated to 240 kg with three people on the seat. The seat and back are outdoor Oxford fabric stretched over a curve, which is why an hour on it in January is bearable: air moves through the fabric rather than banking up behind your shoulders. Armrests at each end give you somewhere to put a cup down.
The canopy turns on a knob at each side through a range of 60 degrees, so you can follow the afternoon sun across the yard, and it lifts off when you would rather have it on your face. Non-slip pads under the feet keep it from walking across the pavers while three people swing.
What this usually leaves the warehouse with.

A knob at each end of the canopy frame lets you swing the shade through 60 degrees, which is the difference between shade at two o'clock and shade at five. The polyester holds its colour outdoors rather than going chalky after one summer. When the afternoon turns mild, undo both knobs and lift the whole canopy off; the swing looks better without it in winter anyway.

The seat is 1320 mm across and 430 mm deep, which is three adults without anyone perched on an edge, and the frame is rated to 240 kg all up. Every joint is screwed rather than pushed together, the springs at the top are heavier than the ones on a cheap swing, and non-slip pads under the four feet stop the whole thing shuffling sideways on pavers.

It suits a back verandah, a paved courtyard, the strip of lawn beside the pool or the corner of a garden that already has the good view. Brown fabric on a dark frame sits quietly against brick and timber instead of shouting at it. Wipe the fabric with a damp cloth now and then, and it keeps looking like something you chose rather than something you settled for.
The load rating is the manufacturer's figure for the frame with the weight spread across the seat.
One size and one colour. The canopy is included and comes off without tools if you would rather sit in the sun.
| Colour | Footprint | Height | Weight | Price inc. GST | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brown | 1740 × 1095 mm | 1520 mm | 20.1 kg | AU $279 | In stock |
Assembly required and everything you need is in the carton. Allow about an hour, and keep the joint screws loose until the frame is standing.
About an hour. The tools and fixings are in the carton with step-by-step instructions. One person can manage it, though hanging the seat on the springs is easier with someone holding the other end. Leave the joint screws slightly loose until the frame is standing, then go around and tighten them all.
Yes. It turns through 60 degrees on a knob at each side for shade at different times of day, and it lifts off altogether when you want the sun or when you are storing the swing for winter. Taking it off is also the sensible thing to do before a windy few days.
Three adults. The seat is 1320 mm wide and the frame is rated to 240 kg with the load spread across it. That is a family of four with a small child, or three grown-ups and a dog who thinks she is allowed up. Keep to the rating and let it swing gently rather than hard.
The steel is powder coated and the fabric is made for outdoor use, so a season on the verandah is what it is built for. It will still last longer if you take the canopy off in strong wind and store the seat somewhere dry over a wet winter. Standing it under cover keeps the fabric looking new.
Wipe it with a cloth and warm water every few weeks, and let it dry in the air before anyone sits down. Nothing harsher is needed on Oxford fabric, and strong cleaners will take the colour out of it. The frame wipes down the same way.