Review on 🪁 Saucer Swing Hanging UGSW001G01 by SONGMICS by Mark Estrada

Cons: One spring button broke upon receipt (no response from seller for replacement) Strap D-rings can't get mixed up as they are the same size Pros: Looks solid overall (even with a homemade spring button) Pretty easy to assemble and requires no tools. Kids have a great time outdoors without the device screen on their face :) Notes: Despite the poor design of the belt's D-rings, you can still use most of the length of the belt. You can thread part of the strap through a D-ring to create a small loop. Then you can hang the strap on something (branch, crossbar, etc.) and thread the other end of the strap into a small loop. It doesn't lay flat like you could thread one D-ring through another, but it does the job. If the ropes are adjusted to their minimum length, the plate tends to tip over because the ropes only meet briefly at the top. where they are attached to the saucer. Adjusting the ropes to their maximum length makes the panel feel more stable because the ropes converge at a much higher point. Since I hung the swing from a very tall branch, I had to purchase two chains, each about 12 feet long, and two quick release buckles. It costs more than the swing. Rope should also work and be a lot cheaper if you know how to tie good knots.