will it be appropriate to hang a huggle pod swing for children?
1339690
I own this stand and I'm pretty certain that this would be great to hang your children's huggle pod. To make it a bit safer we "buried" the "feet" of the stand with lots of woodchips just to make us midful that if not careful one could possibly trip. the wood chips did the trick. We also left our outside during the snowy, wintry, months and it is fine. A good investment and provides good stability. Enjoy!
1339691
I gave the swing to my autistic 8 year old grandson. Now....they live in Penna - but they send me pics of him all the time. It's how he feels safe and calm after a rough school day. So I can only comment on him...I don't know how rowdy normal kids would get.
1339692
I don't know if I would trust it for a children's swing. Only my teenager and adults use it for a hammock chair and it works fine for that. I don't know what a huggle pod is but I wouldn't trust a rambunctious young child with this stand.
1339693
I'm sorry I can't help you with this. I have only used it for an adult swing. I might mention, tho, that it can be somewhat unstable if you swing vigorously.
1339694
I am not sure what that is but from what I read it would not be appropriate unless the stand was secured to the ground in some manner.There seemed to be a risk of it tilting over.
1339695
The Stand is very stable but there is no great room for swinging. I am using it for a hammock chair similar to a pod.
1339696
Don't know what a huggle pod is but this stand needs to be secured to a deck or anchored in the ground. It tips over easily.
612950
Yes, I think it would work nicely. The kids wouldn't be able to hit the ball too high, so consider the height of your ceiling. We've chosen to use water for the base instead of sand since the base is the box that holds all the Swingball parts when finished playing. I don't know how 'northern' your state is but I would say that unless the temp/wind chill is very cold, they should be able to enjoy it outdoors most any time of the year.
795368
Yes. Just don't leave a small kid on it unsupervised. Their legs can slip through the holes in the woven top. They could get trapped or hurt.
937126
I would think they could use it. I don't think it would be too big, or heavy. I guess it depends on the kids size ultimately
1793969
Oh geeze. It probably would work on kids, but it might be kind of hard to get it tight enough. But as it inflates, it should be Okay.
1224280
The area is not big enough for children. A smaller child may fit, but probably not safely.
2029165
We put ours in a tall tree. We also have it low enough that the kids can get on themselves. My husband used a tall ladder and additional rope to hang the swing from a sturdy limb.
1564616
It depends on the ten year old child. Some are small and of slight build. I suspect most ten year old children will not fit in this swing.
22381
I wouldn't suggest it. Kids will be kids and fall all over the bouncer. Falling on the grass outside is a lot nicer than falling on furniture/wood flooring inside. Plus the fan is going to be pretty load. In this weather let them keep their shoes on and use it outside. Hope that helps.
553663
Yes, I use the swing with my child. It is very sturdy as long as it is installed correctly!
2033607
I imagine you could as the material seems strong enough. We put a couple hula hoops around its neck at night and do far it has not blown away. It has been a big hit with kids and adults alike !
385851
I would think the slide would be ok but you would not be able to slide down unless you attach the hose, with running water. You can not slide down on it dry. So if you have the ability to run a garden hose from the dock it should be fine. The slide just sits on our wood deck with no tie downs. Just make sure to deflate slightly and take in on windy days. The flap on the bottom does not have to be inflated, just fold it under and it might work better for your purpose.
529764
Probably not. If they stand and sway, it moves easy. My grandchildren have never really tried swinging on it "normally", for they love to lie on it and spin, or stand and swing.
767417
I would say no. I had a few that my kids snapped together just for fun. Getting them apart was not fun, and when I put back together they didn't seem to hold as well.
1855671
If you mean a swing that has a structure sort of like a small swing set then probably this would work. It was designed to hang from above and drape over a small bed for sleeping purposes so this would lend itself to sitting on top of a canopy and then draping downward.Might work for adults only.
2011126
I think it could, the base of it goes between the childs legs which is how it is proped up. Think it can be used anywhere as long as the child is in a seated position.
933016
I would imagine so. Frankly, the characteristics of the tree branch will have more to do with this than the swing. Is the branch strong enough? High enough? Do you have a good way of attaching it without harming the tree?