Garden Swings

Looking for the ultimate addition to your garden space? A garden swing is a fun way to elevate your yard. Enjoy the gentle movement of this seat alone with a book or sit back with a drink as you chat with a loved one. Our wide range includes cushioned options for complete comfort and canopies so you can relax in the shade. Whether you select a single swing chair or a 2-3 seater, make sure to make the most of your garden with one of our garden swings.

What is the best material for outdoor swings?

The best material for an outdoor swing depends on your garden design and preferences as well as what you find the most comfortable. To find the best material for you, consider the key properties of each option:

  • Wood: Widely considered a classic choice for the garden, wood is a beautiful and durable choice for the garden that creates a rustic and natural charm. Wood can be treated to help protect it against weather and rot.
  • Metal: Steel and iron are strong, durable materials for a garden swing. They can be coated to prevent rust and protect against weathering. They are also a good choice for a modern garden design.
  • Rattan: Rattan is a great choice for a natural but modern look. You can either choose natural rattan or a synthetic rattan in different colours. Rattan is popular as it’s usually weather-resistant and easy to clean.

Do you need concrete in a swing set?

Concrete is not always necessary but is good for adding additional stability. If you’re using a free-standing swing set or one made of light materials, it may be possible to anchor it to the ground using stakes. For a more permanent and heavy swing, including adult swings, concrete can make sure the swing is both secure and stable no matter how much it is used. This will prevent accidents from the swing tipping over or shifting.

How do you anchor a garden swing?

To anchor a swing set properly, first choose a location that is flat and level. Make sure there is also enough space for the swings movement. Then you can use either ground anchors and stakes to anchor the swing into the ground, or use concrete around the posts of the swing to hold it in place. Once this is complete, check the swing is stable before using it.