Hello all!
We are currently looking at some garden swing seats to make use of this summer, ideally something cheap and cheerful (under £100)
If anyone has one similar to the pictures below, then can I please ask:
Are they durable?
Easy to clean?
And lastly do you get good use out of it?
Thank you all, also please do recommend any that you have yourself
This one is a £99 one from Asda with a mesh type seat
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Do you recommend a garden swing seat?
Rosemaryandlavender1 · 03/05/2024 08:07
TwoTimesShoeShop · 03/05/2024 10:49
Oh I was thinking about this! Are they easily broken by kids trying to swing too vigorously in people's experiences?
DoNotScrapeMyDataBishes · 05/05/2024 16:13
Ours has survived about a good 6 years or so and the kids are NOT kind on it. Metal framed one with cushioned seat pads that I think was about £150 originally from Argos. We take the seat pads and canopy in from about late September through to Easter-ish - first set of seat pads hadn't faded in the sun at all, but needed replacing after we had mice nesting in the shed who made their home in there - replacement pads have faded in the sun but with where it is in the garden I just let it be. The frame stays out all winter.
Mum's wooden one didn't last as well as ours has.
TwoTimesShoeShop · 03/05/2024 10:49
Oh I was thinking about this! Are they easily broken by kids trying to swing too vigorously in people's experiences?
TwoTimesShoeShop · 06/05/2024 08:37
Thanks, that's really reassuring.
Although the mouse home has given me the heebie jeebies!
DoNotScrapeMyDataBishes · 05/05/2024 16:13
Ours has survived about a good 6 years or so and the kids are NOT kind on it. Metal framed one with cushioned seat pads that I think was about £150 originally from Argos. We take the seat pads and canopy in from about late September through to Easter-ish - first set of seat pads hadn't faded in the sun at all, but needed replacing after we had mice nesting in the shed who made their home in there - replacement pads have faded in the sun but with where it is in the garden I just let it be. The frame stays out all winter.
Mum's wooden one didn't last as well as ours has.
TwoTimesShoeShop · 03/05/2024 10:49
Oh I was thinking about this! Are they easily broken by kids trying to swing too vigorously in people's experiences?
Rosemaryandlavender1 · 05/05/2024 20:21
Thanks all for the feedback, I am thinking of going with this one from very which is on a bankholiday weekend sale, I'm not keen on sitting on cushions that have been outside and not covered so I think this is the best option for me in terms of keeping it clean too. I can just hose it down
https://www.very.co.uk/very-home-province-3-seater-garden-swing/1600521677.prd?cm_mmc=google--PLA+-+Generic---_-__&utm_campaign=Generic_Home+-+All+-+PMAX+-+High&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_term=&campaigntype=shopping&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw3NyxBhBmEiwAyofDYYzpn4-x2CxkKCc-oDhcrM8vADk2xiW1PCHppNpfWtqFHVLdGclArxoChCsQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds#sku=sku23592817
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