Braided Rope Swing (Brand New Product)

Children swing with handmade braided ropes in 100% soft cotton. For indoor or outdoor.

Around one pounds of hand weaved soft cotton ropes and one round edged timber seat from sustainable hardwood are meticulously assembled to make happy your children on a heirloom quality swing which, as a design object, also look beautiful on its own.

Timber seat handcrafted from a tropical native wood not in risk of extinction read more details at the end).

SPECS & CARE

Measurements in inches ("):

Seating size: 16" x 8"

Total height from the ceiling: 5'

Weight: 4,4 pounds

Measurements in centimeters (cm) :

Seating size: 40.6 cm x 20.3 cm

Total height from the ceiling: 150 cm

Weight: 2 kg

Weight limit: 110 pounds (50 kg) 

Baby age: +3 years

More specs:

• Hang hammock securely at a safe height
• Attach to a proper ceiling or beam. If you are not sure, ask to an expert.
• If you take the swing inside when it's raining, you will preserve its beautiful appearance.
• Spot clean
• Never leave your baby unattended
• Use responsibly, we are not responsible for any possible injuries incurred while using this product

The seesaw is compact and you can take it everywhere. 

The hardware for hanging or the stand is not included.

QUALITY

We ensure high quality of work processes to made each Braided Rope Swing.

Each Braided Rope Swing is quality tested two times before to be packed and shipped.
We follow a procedure in order to warranty a resistance up to 110 lbs (50 Kg).

Wood seat is rounded edges. 
Handmade carton box to well protect the Braided Rope Swing and avoid mildew. We don't use plastic for our packaging, only carton board made by reusing recovered fibre or waste paper.

HOW IS MADE?

The Braided Rope Swing is made with care and hand signed by Miguel, a member of our collective.

* The wood for this product could vary depending on availability. The color and the veins of the wood may be different. We use Madero Negro Wood (Gliricidia sepium), Laurel Tree (Cordia alliodora), they are native nicaraguan trees and it comes from a sustainable tree farm managed with the help of American University (UAM).