2 x 6 Ceiling Beam Swing Suspension Kit
2 x 6 Ceiling Beam Swing Suspension Kit
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Perfect for tire swings and single-point suspension equipment, our kit allows you to suspend swings from an exposed wooden beam in your home, clinic or sensory room
- Ceiling suspension for single-point therapy swings (or use two kits for double-point suspension)
- Supports swinging, spinning and rocking to help kids organize and regulate their sensory systems
- Made in the USA by Fun and Function
- For adult use only.
Details
- Includes:
- 8 5/16" flat washers
- 4 5/16" locking nuts
- 4 5/16" hex head bolts
- 4 5/16" lock washers
- 3 1/2" non-locking nut
- 2 1/2" flat washers
- 1 1/2" locking nut
- 1 steel wedge
- 1 1/2" x 6" forged eyebolt
- 1 bracket
- Bracket: 9"L x 4"W x 3/16"D
- Weighs 7 lbs.
- Supports up to 500 lbs.
- Made of steel, forged steel, and zinc-coated steel
- Surface wash. Air dry.
- Colors: Black and silver
Getting Started
- Mounts to an exposed wooden beam, typically in your basement or attic space right above your sheetrock. Includes directions and all necessary hardware for professional installation. Two people are required for installation. This kit is ONLY for a 2 x 6 beam or larger. The beam must be secure and hold up to 500 lbs. For single point suspension use with swivel and 2 carabiners. (Swivel and carabiners sold separately.) Replacement eyebolt available, please contact customer service.
- Need clarity on swing hardware? Check out our Swing Hardware Primer.
- Tools Required:
- Drill
- 1/2” drill bit
- 5/16” drill bit
- 2 1/2” wrenches (one to hold still, one to turn)
- 2 5/16” wrenches (one to hold still, one to turn)
- Pencil
Safety Information
Adult use only. Professional installation required. For single point suspension use with swivel. Maintain a minimum clearance of 6 feet around the perimeter of the swing. Floor mats recommended.
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