Owner Manual

***During the first month of use, the ropes will slightly stretch and the knots will tighten. Try to alternate

which side you sit on so that both sides settle the same. Not doing this can result in the swing sitting out of

level. After the first month or so (depending on use) the swing will reach it’s final resting place and should be

completely settled.

If you have any questions during your assembly or install, please call for further assistance. We are available at

this number listed above Monday-Thursday 7am-5pm. If you call after 5pm, or Friday-Sunday, please leave a

message and we will get back in touch with you at our earliest convenience.

Adjusting the Swing

In the event that you do not like the height that you hung your swing at, or ever have to adjust it for one reason

or another, it is a very simple process. Take your bucket or support that you used to initially install the swing

and place it under the swing. Doing this should relieve the tension off of the ropes that are connecting the swing

to the ceiling. Untie the “Figure 8 knot” by holding the knot with one hand and pushing the section that is

coming from the ceiling into the knot. This is not always the easiest task depending on how long the knot has

been tied. If you have issues untying the knot, we have used pliers to grip the rope or a screwdriver to pry the

knot apart. After untying the knot, simply hang the swing at the height that want, retying the “Figure 8 knot”.

Note: Remember the knot will tighten again since it has been retied. However if the swing has been in use for a

while, the rope has already stretched.

Rope Care

In the event that your rope starts to turn a darker color or black please see the following directions. The rope

initially comes to you soaked in Linseed oil from the factory. These natural oils keep the rope moist and protect

it from bacteria or mold from forming in the rope. If you see any d

iscoloration or mold starting to form, simply

take a light dish detergent (Do not use anything harsh like Dawn brand dish soap- the rope manufacturer

recommends using a cheap brand). After lightly cleaning the rope, let it air dry. Lightly apply Linseed oil

(available at your local hardware store) with a brush.

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