G TALECO GEAR Hammock Chair Stand,Heavy-Duty Steel 300LBS Multi-Use Hammock Stand for Outdoor Indoor, Swing Chair not Include (Black)

I assembled the G TALECO heavy-duty hammock chair stand in under 20 minutes—it’s impressively sturdy and supports up to 300 lbs with ease. I now use it in my living room for afternoon reading sessions and it's super comfortable. Even my tall partner fits comfortably without any wobble. The black steel finish looks great both indoors and on the patio. Perfect setup for chill-out moments!

Easy to assemble and very secure once tightened. I use it as a children's swing and it has worked fine with no issues. Very stable and my baby loves the swing. Very good quality and worth buying.

More a child's size but usable. Also came missing one foot. I'm using it on the grass so the foot isn't important to me but it would be if using it inside. Height when hammock swing attached is almost to ground. I'm only 5 foot tall, not a big deal to be low but if your taller your knees would be raised in order to sit on hammock.

Got it for my Airbnb and my guests love it

This is nice and sturdy and holds my hammock chair great. Quality material.

Would not recommend buying this. A lot of things wrong:-Ordered white - came with mismatched feet colors.-Not sturdy at all - wobbles just when getting on it. Forget about gentle swinging.-Bad hardware - bolts are way too long, so tightening it properly is impossible. This is probably a contributing factor to the instability.I'd return it if I hadn't waited so long to put it together :(

I’ve had this stand for about two years and it’s been leaking rusty rain water all over the place for about a year and half of that time. This claims to be weather resistant and won’t rust… maybe if you bring it inside every time it rains, but it’s clunky to move and not super easy to take apart quickly. It was easy to put together, we love the swing, but it’s not as weather proof as it claims. For the price I guess it’s fine, anything cheaper and I’d be worried it’s fall apart. This product is for nothing more than gentle rocking, it tips over forward/backward if you start swinging too hard. For what it is it’s fine, not the easiest to store as it’s so tall, but if you want to take apart and put together the whole thing over and over again you probably won’t have a problem finding space for it. It’s not super heavy duty, but it’s fine if you’re just trying to get some sun.(This product is just the stand, the swing and carabiners in the photos are mine.)

I got this as a rig for a sensory swing and other suspensions (wink). For my purposes, I would have preferred something a bit taller but my selection was limited by budget and this one is a great option until I am able to get something bigger. I assembled it by myself with no trouble which was great. The only thing I found a bit odd was that there were little metal inserts within parts of the frame. The instructions said to remove them but their function is unclear so now I’m not sure what to do with them.