DWVO 3 Seats Porch Swing Hanging Bench Swing Outdoor Wicker Patio Swing Lounge Front Rattan 794lbs for Garden, Balcony, Brown&Beige

I love this bench! Great purchase and value for the price. The framework, especially seat, is a good quality. We don’t anticipate any problems or excessive short-term wear. We have replaced our swing with a wood bench several times over the years. I opted for this one this time around and I’m glad I did. Assembly wasn’t long but did take strength. My husband put it together with minimal help from me. It took some strength to align the screw holes of the seat frame to frames of the arms. He pushed/pulled on the frames and I started the screws into the holes that didn’t line up perfectly. Then he was able to tighten everything. Love the outcome! The cushions are really nice too.

Very nice and comfortable. Looks great!

We bought this swing to replace our old wooden swing on our outside patio. It was love at first sit. The cushions are soft and dry out quickly if they get rained on. It’s a great place to sit and swing or nap. The three pillows make it versatile for giving you comfort with positioning. It was easy to hang and use.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Cozy but not as wide as i thought it would be! Fits 2 people comfortably!

beautiful and comfortable. bought springs for the chains and it makes it so bouncy and nice. love it!

For it to be so cheap it seems to be made well... I'll know for sure later.

This is a very cheap product . The swing is easy to put together but it’s very thin and cheap . May not last 1-2 seasons . I’m not going to send it back but not really impressed with it . The rattan material is very thin. The frame seems decent though . Lesson learned , spend more for a swing .

This swing set was a pain to assemble as some of the screw holes did not align correctly. I was able to align and insert 2 screws on one side, then found the screw holes on the other side would not align, regardless of how loose the 1st set of screws were. I became inventive and found that by using small blocks of wood and a set of clamps, I was able to align the holes on one frame with the holes of the other - refer to the pics. As for the quality of the swing set, it's not that bad - the "rattan" is actually plastic strips printed to look like rattan. The main issue I have is that there is nothing to secure the cushions from flying away - I am planning on sewing velcro strips to each cushion so that I can attach them to the rear of the seat where I will also attach velcro. I'll also do the same for the long seat cushion as it tend to move easily. I attached the swing set to a re-purposed swing frame I built a while ago and it looks nice and works well. My daughter likes to sit and read in the sun and she's small enough to be able to lie down and rest on it. For the price, it's a decent swing set - time will tell how long it lasts.

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