Two swings. One frame. Room for the whole afternoon.
The Weekender is what happens when a saucer swing and a classic belt swing share a backyard. Three kids can pile onto the saucer while a fourth takes the belt seat. Grandpa can test the 440 lb load capacity when nobody's looking.
We picked this one because it's the swing set that actually gets used — the kind that stays in the yard through the season and holds up through the next one. Powder-coated steel, spiral ground anchors, adjustable ropes that grow with your kids.
What's included
- 40" round saucer swing with rainbow oxford-cloth cover
- Heavy-duty belt seat with braided rope
- Full A-frame steel stand (dark green with white accents)
- 4 spiral ground anchors
- All hardware, tools, and assembly manual
Specs at a glance
- Overall size: 6.4 ft L × 6 ft W × 6 ft H
- Weight capacity: 440 lbs total
- Recommended age: 3–8 years
- Materials: Carbon steel frame, EVA plastic seat, textilene fabric saucer, PE braided rope
- Adjustable rope height: 13.8" to 25.6" from the ground
- Shipping weight: 40 lbs (single box)
- Built to stay outside
The frame is powder-coated to resist rust and fading. The saucer fabric is UV-treated so it won't wash out after a summer. Spiral ground anchors screw deep into soil for real stability — no wobble, no tipping when a kid pushes off hard.
How it ships
The Weekender ships free from our US warehouse and arrives in about 5–10 business days. Adult assembly required (roughly 45–60 minutes with two people). Every part is labeled and the manual is written in plain English, not machine-translated.
Not the right fit? You have 30 days to return it, no questions asked.
My husband and I both sat on the belt swings at the same time after the kids went to bed, mostly as a joke. Frame didn't move. That told me more about the build quality than any listing description.
Ohio winter, no tarp, nothing. Checked it in March expecting to find rust or split wood and it looks basically the same as the day I put it up. Re-tightened a few bolts and that was the extent of the maintenance.
Our last set was from a big chain and the joints were loose by the second summer. This one feels different in the hand, the tubing is heavier and the hardware actually threads properly. Hoping to get years out of it, and so far the difference is obvious.
There was a scuff on one of the frame legs out of the box. Cosmetic only, about an inch, and honestly it's outside and the kids have already added their own marks. Not worth returning over. Four stars for honesty but I'd buy it again tomorrow.
Everything went smooth until it was time to stand the A-frame up and I realized I should've asked my neighbor. Managed it alone but it was awkward. Four stars only for that, no complaints about the product itself. Wood is good, hardware is good.
We've somehow become the backyard. Five or six kids most afternoons, all different ages and sizes, all summer. It's taken more abuse in two months than most swing sets see in two years and it's still tight
Our yard is small and I'd basically given up. Measured this one three times before ordering because I didn't believe it. Fits with room to walk around it and still leaves space for the dog. Doesn't feel like a playground took over the backyard.
Our yard has a slight slope and I didn't think about it until the set was up and sitting a little uneven. That's on me, not the product. Dug out a few inches on one side and it's perfect now. Just flagging it so someone else plans ahead.
Sounds like a small thing but I've had furniture arrive one box at a time three weeks apart. Both boxes came on the same truck, nothing dented, everything accounted for. Had it up the same weekend.
I was skeptical that a swing set would compete with a screen in 2026. Been three weeks and they're outside after school every day without me asking. Whatever the reason, it worked.
I bought it thinking swinging. She uses it as a hammock. Lies on it with a book for an hour at a time. My younger one uses the belt swings. Everybody's happy and I'm getting an hour of quiet.
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