Daisy Chain for Swings
Daisy Chain for Swings
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Why We Love It
Our fabric daisy chain makes it easy to safely adjust the height of therapy swings. With eight loops to choose from, it's simple to find the right height for different users and activities. Made of fabric rather than metal, it is quieter and lighter than conventional swing hardware. Simply hook a carabiner onto one of the loops, attach it to your ceiling and voilà—your swing is ready to go.
- Allows you to easily raise or lower the height of your swing
- Supports safe and secure swinging
- Made by Fun and Function
- Adult installation required
Details
- Overall: 43"L x 1"W
- Top/bottom loops: 8"L
- Middle six loops: 3"L
- Weighs: 3 oz.
- Suports up to 500 lbs.
- Made of polypropylene
- Surface wash. Air dry
- Color: Black
Getting Started
- Requires 2 carabiners for use
Safety Information
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 should be used to protect users from falls
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