Wooden Patio Swing | 2 Seats, A-Frame, Center Table

Wooden Patio Swing – 2 Seat Freestanding A-Frame Swing with Center Table, Carbonized Brown

Dhs. 1,335.02

Wooden Patio Swing – 2 Seat Freestanding A-Frame Swing with Center Table

This wooden patio swing is a complete garden swing with its own stand: a log-style A-frame about 78 inches wide and 67 inches high, with a hanging bench made of two Adirondack-style seats and a small slatted table between them. The wood has a dark, carbonized brown finish that shows the grain. Easy Life Markets sells it in this carbonized brown.

Most porch swings need a strong beam or ceiling joist to hang from. This one brings its own frame, so it can go on a lawn, a patio or at the end of the garden. Two people sit in separate contoured seats with a drink or a book on the table in the middle, and the swing moves gently on chains hung from S-hooks. The supplier's photos show it on a paved patio against a house wall and on a garden terrace.

What You Get

The supplier's listing for this swing is made up of photos only, with no written packing list. From the photos, the set includes the A-frame stand, the two-seat swing bench with center table, and the chains and S-hooks to hang it. Expect some assembly, as with any frame this size. Contact us if you want the parts list and fixings confirmed before you order.

Dimensions

These figures come from the supplier's dimension photo. Centimetres are our conversion.

Measurement	Inches	Centimetres
Overall width	78	198
Overall depth (frame base)	53.25	135
Overall height	67	170
Seat height from ground	17.25	44
Each seat, width	20	51
Each seat, depth	17.25	44
Backrest height	27.25	69
Center table width	10.75	27

The photo also marks a 22.75 inch measurement across the middle of the bench without saying exactly what it is. We read it as the length of the table from front to back, but we cannot confirm it.

Specifications

Type: Freestanding two-seat garden swing with A-frame stand
Material: Wood, described by the supplier as natural solid wood
Finish: High-temperature carbonized, then varnished, according to the supplier's photos
Colour: Carbonized brown (listed as Brown)
Seats: Two slatted Adirondack-style seats with armrests
Table: Slatted center table between the seats
Hanging: Chains on S-type hooks, with reinforcing braces on the frame
SKU: CJFU243054901AZ

A Straight Answer on the Details

"Solid wood". The supplier's title and photos describe it as natural solid wood. The photos do show round log-style posts and thick slats rather than board, but the supplier does not name the species. We pass on the claim as the supplier's.
"Carbonized". Carbonizing means heating the wood until the surface darkens. It gives the deep brown colour and the strong grain you see in the photos. It is a surface finish, it does not make the wood weatherproof, and the wood still needs looking after outdoors.
No weight rating. The supplier gives no weight capacity for the swing. We will not invent one. Ask us before buying if you need a figure.
Two seats, not a bench. The seats are separate, with the table between them. It is not a three-seat bench and the table is not a seat.
Not stated: Weight capacity, wood species, total weight, chain length and assembly time.

A Bit About Garden Swings

A swing hung from a frame or a porch beam has been part of outdoor life for a long time, mostly because a slow rocking motion is relaxing. The Adirondack seat shape adds a tilted seat and a tall slatted back, so you sit back into it instead of perching on a flat bench.

Placing and Setting Up

Choose a flat, firm spot with clear space in front of and behind the swing.
Assemble the A-frame first and tighten every bolt.
Hang the chains from the S-hooks, then hang the seat, keeping both sides level.
Check that the hooks are closed and the seat swings without touching the frame.

On grass, a level base of paving slabs under the feet stops the frame sinking or rocking.

Space and Safety

Allow clear ground of at least the frame footprint, about 198 × 135 cm, plus swing room in front and behind. Keep it away from walls, fences and plant pots that the seat could knock. Children should be supervised on it, and nobody should stand on the seats or swing hard enough to lift the frame. If the area is windy, ask a handyperson about anchoring the feet to the ground. Check the hooks and chains for wear before the first use each year.