Tire swings present a whole different dynamic in swinging. Just climbing on starts the circular motion. Three kids can play together, sitting, kneeling or standing. It takes up more space but can be removed to allow for 2 belt swings. Tire Swing Components: rotomolded plastic tire that is sturdy, lightweight, and doesn't have any openings to collect water; a coated soft-grip chain which is easy on the kids' hands; heavy-duty lubricated tire swivel to hang the tire swing from the bridge beam. The result is a fantastic, strong and fun ride for kids and adults. 

Young kids especially have fun on this 2-seater molded plastic back-to-back Glider with coated soft-grip chain. It's lightweight, strong and provides a fun ride. The glider works great in small spaces where you want to let a maximum number of kids enjoy swinging. Requires a four-point mounting system.

The Giant Rope Swing only works if you have a big, strong, healthy tree. Half of our work is finding the perfect branch. We climb up in the tree and test several spots, making sure it's a good swing and that there's enough space for swinging without banging into the tree trunk or a fence... Once we've tested the chosen branch, we attach the rope to the branch within a vinyl sleeve that protects the bark of the tree. At the bottom, we tie a strong yet comfortable knot to sit on. 

I've made a variety of Freestanding Swings for numerous backyards. I really like this one because of the rustic, clean look. It comes as a 2-swing set (pictured here) or 3-swing set. Both have "perches" at either end for kids to hang out on while waiting their turn to swing. These swings are metal covered in redwood that is stained in the color of your choice.

This swing set comes with 3 swings (pictured here) or as a 2-swing set. Both have "perches" at either end for kids to hang out on while waiting their turn to swing. These swings are metal covered in redwood that is stained in the color of your choice.