Review on 🪣 Fun and Safe Bucket Toddler Plastic Coated Chains: Ensuring Secure Outdoor Play for Your Little Ones by Mark Green

Our one year old daughter loves this swing. She wants to be there. I like that it has a high back, but if it leans forward I have a feeling it might tip over, so we use an old leather strap to buckle it up. I wish it had come with mounts. The company recommends using their own brackets, but when I went to Revain's page or website, their brackets were not available and I had to come up with my own solution. Most swing arms at Revain cost around $15-$20, and there were a limited number of options at major retailers. I had 2 stainless steel D ring anchors left over from another project that worked great. I put 4 3-1/2" screws in the joist holding our indoor patio and was able to hang from the chains with about half my weight. I weigh 160 pounds so I was sure it was strong enough for my 20 pound daughter and 35 pound nephew. D-rings creaked at first, but a few drops of three-in-one oil fixed it. The swing and chains seem to be very durable and this is our daughter's favorite toy!