IKARE Extra-Large Swing Stand, Heavy Duty Metal Swing Frame With Ground Stakes For Kids And Adults, 400Lb Load Capacity, Fits For Porch Swings, Great For Indoor And Outdoor Activities, Backyard Review

Fairly easy to assemble. I’m in my 60’s and was able to do it by myself. However I bought it for a "saucer swing” and it almost tipped over with little effort. I’ll stake it down but I’ll be nervous for a while

Purchased for a 9 year old but it isn't very sturdy. It comes with spikes to hold it down but when he swings, the back 2 spikes come right up. We had to put cinder blocks on the back legs to try and hold it down. Also, the frame has holes for screws on one side, but not the other, so you cannot put screws into the poles that make up the frame. I don't think it'll last longer than a year or so.

Super easy to put together. It’s not terribly heavy which makes me nervous about it’s sturdiness. I’m 140lbs and it seems to be holding me well, but it’s only been about 2 days. I don’t like how short it is, I had to knot my swing in order to raise it so that it wouldn’t brush the ground. Overall, I’d recommend it, you’d just have to make it your own.

Instructions are terrible, there is no washers, pieces do not fit. Who ever engineered this garbage needs to go back and assemble this thing cause it sure as heck doesn’t fit. Seems like a high school project that was turned in half done hoping to get a 5 star review. Do not pass go, do not collect $200 go back to the drawing board and make a better product.

It had a dent when it arrived and then I had a pole that would not fit because the weld mark was to thick, I had to file it down so the pole that was suppose to go in that spot fit. It's 6ft tall I got it for yoga trapeze it is aboutfoot to short for me I have a safe way to fix that but if your 5'8 you may need a 7ft like me

Materials look more like trellis sturdiness. Arrived today. Can’t answer durability. It may become a plant trellis. Definitely not what came for swing use in the past.

Easy to assemble. Not sturdy enough for 8 & 10 year old… middle of the set buckles and jumps a lot as they swing. Had to spend another $60 to get better ground stakes as the ones sent pull out of sandy ground within seconds

Even with the rain that we get here, it appears to be holding up quite well. It's a hit with my children. Putting it together was not at all difficult. In my opinion, it was really straightforward and uncomplicated to put together. Simply make sure you read through the directions completely. I did it all by myself in a matter of hours despite the fact that I was also responsible for a newborn and a toddler. The price for all of these items is actually rather reasonable in my opinion. In…

Claims to be extra large, heavy duty, with a weight limit of 400 pounds. Mine must have shrunk in the rain because it isn’t extra large, it most definitely isn’t heavy duty and there is no way I would even try using it, let alone putting up to 400 pounds on it. After anchoring it down, my 7 year old grandson that weighs about 45 pounds was making the frame bend and it pulled the anchor out of the ground. The only thing that seemed to be accurate was that it seemed to be a fairly easy build.

Needed to manually punch out one of the "pre drilled holes” using a stake (provided) and a hammer (I’m glad I owned one beforehand), needed to hammer out dents in the leg poles that prevented me from inserting the leg pieces, and pieces came out of the package scuffed, scratched and chipped. It functions, but wobbles side to side when swinging