How high from the ground is the actual hook the swing attaches to?
1428303
The loop the hook hangs from is 79" but the swing hangs from the hook at about 76.5".
1428304
79 inches from the ground, 72 inches from the bottom of the lower support pole.
1428305
it is 77 inches from the ground. but i added a s hook to it because the swing i have didnt have a hook to hang on the loop on the swing. the loop is not open.
1428306
From the floor to the top of the stand you will need 7' 4" to tip it up to upright after assembly. I have no idea about the hook be cause mine is not set up. I live in a mobile home and my ceiling is not tall enough. It will have to be an outdoor chair for now.
1838376
We used rope and put it thoroughly plastic so it would not cut into the tree and then attached the swing! The swing should be about a foot and a half off the ground! Kids won't get hurt and our grand kids LOVE it.
1996772
I'd say about 7.5 feet high for the swing bar. Our son is 10 and he loves how high it goes.
1937220
I measured 4.5 ft total. This includes the coated portion. It's a terrific swing !
811706
I don't remember the exact length, and I am 5,000 miles away from the swing set currently. I do remember that the swing was on the ground when we hooked the end of the chain to the crossbar. So, the chains must be at least 7 ft. long. We had to shorten the chains to mount the swing at the correct height.
103618
About 2-3 feet-I didn't use the shepherd hook because it was so short-decided to hang from a plant hook off the fence posts
1578105
I didn't use the supplied hook. The one that came with it was for concrete I believe. I use a regular outside swing hook in put it straight into the rafters. If she falls and gets knocked out it's free game then.
697461
You would need to wrap a tree-protecting strap around the tree limb with a ring on it for affixing the swing hooks. Extend with a heavy-duty rope as needed to get the swing at the right height.
1568162
We hung ours to an existing wooden swing set. It comes with two snap hook connectors that connects the two black ropes together on each side. We had to add chains to each side to lower the swing down, because the black ropes aren't long enough to hang from the frame on our swing set. That might be the only thing you have to add. Hope this helps!
173317
My swing hangs just over 8 feet below the branch so it's absolutely not 6'8". It could be 11 plus a little hard to tell as it knots under seat and wraps/knots to branch but definitely over 10 feet. I think about 8-1/2 feet would be close to the maximum from seat to branch.
1732504
I hang mine outside and I hang it about 26- 28 inches off the ground. I know that seems high but it has quite a bit of stretch and I don't want my butt on the ground. Mine hangs from a heavy duty tow strap which also has some stretch.
2171022
I don't really have the measurements, but I can tell you that I used 2 of these swings as replacements on my swing set and had to leave some chain hanging over. For if I had placed it on the swing set from the first loop the swing would be sitting on the ground. Hope you understand this explanation.
967212
It's about 28" from the hanging end to the "O" link. From the "O" it's 31" to the link on the front of the swing arm. There are also 2 hooks to hang it by that are 7" long (didn't use). We put it on a 6' a-frame swing set and it was way too much chain. My guess is you could hang it from something about 8' above ground. Sorry it's not more precise, but the chains are doubled up on the hook and we're in the middle of a major ice storm here in SC. On another note, we have cushions for ours. Without them, the metal bars hurt my back and legs after 10 to 15 minutes. It's about 28" from the hanging end to the "O" link. From the "O" it's 31" to the link on the front of the swing arm. There are also 2 hooks to hang it by that are 7" long (didn't use). We put it on a 6' a-frame swing set and it was way too much chain. My guess is you could hang it from something about 8' above ground. Sorry it's not more precise, but the chains are doubled up on the hook and we're in the middle of a major ice storm here in SC. On another note, we have cushions for ours. Without them, the metal bars hurt my back and legs after 10 to 15... » Read More It's about 28" from the hanging end to the "O" link. From the "O" it's 31" to the link on the front of the swing arm. There are also 2 hooks to hang it by that are 7" long (didn't use). We put it on a 6' a-frame swing set and it was way too much chain. My guess is you could hang it from something about 8' above ground. Sorry it's not more precise, but the chains are doubled up on the hook and we're in the middle of a major ice storm here in SC. On another note, we have cushions for ours. Without them, the metal bars hurt my back and legs after 10 to 15 minutes. « Show Less
2029164
The swing doesn't come with the hardware to hang it. So, we used one of those metal clips used for rock climbing. We got it at a sporting goods store for ten bucks. This way the swing is not embedded into the tree, but rather hanging from it, which is important to us. We set our swing about 2 1/2 feet off the ground so that my 3 year old can climb in and out of the swing with minimal effort. It can be as low to the ground as you want. Set up was super easy once we bought the clip. The swing comes fully assembled.
1733679
The pole itself is actually 76 inches once it is placed in the ground. The hook arch adds approx. 8 additional inches to the height. I love mine and it is very durable in high winds. Hope this helps.
1332661
The diameter of the circle of the hook is less than 3 inches, inside maybe 2 inches. We bought it for a Toddler plastic swing but it should be adequate for any child's swing. It's hung in a 4x4 beam under a covered patio, I suppose it's safe from elements, but not sure. They are much stronger than what we needed.
277860
Hmm. hard to say, since I hanged it in the yard...I guess you need few feets...