Weather Resistant Therapeutic Sensory Swing Pod Chair

Package Includes

• 1x Sensory pod swing
  
• 1x Inflatable Cushion

Download: Sensory Pod Swing Instruction Manual

What makes this swing special is that it's made from waterproof Oxford Polyester material. Most sensory swings are made from cotton, which is fine for indoor use, but they should be kept away from moisture. This one is perfect for outdoor use. 

Comes with inflatable cushion set

Sensory Swing Frequently Asked Questions

How to assemble a sensory swing? 

1.  Make sure all the necessary parts are complete.
2.  Remove the inflatable cushion from the vacuum-sealed bag.
3.  Open the pod swing zip and put the inflatable cushion inside. 
4.  Connect the air pump to the inflatable cushion and pump it up.

Please note: Find the right balance of how you pump the cushion. Make it to the level of how the child is comfortable while sitting in it. 

5. Close the zip and make sure the zip is completely closed up to the seat.

6.  Put together the sensory swing seat and cushion.

How to install a sensory swing?

There are a few ways on how to install your sensory swing indoors:

Connect the hanging screw hook to the ceiling

1. Connecting the hanging screw hooks
2. Find a joist in your ceiling

It's much better if you have a stud finder tool so you can easily locate the joist.

What to do if you don't have a stud finder?

A quick tip: Knocking the ceiling. If your knocking sounds solid, then it must be one of your joists. If it's hollow it isn't. Try another direction of your ceiling. Majority of the joists only direct in one direction.

Now you've located the joist, you can start to locate anywhere from those joists you're planning to hang the sensory swing seat at.

      3. Installing your sensory swing 

Equipment you need:

• Drill
• Pencil
• Drill Bit

      4. Draw the hole location

• Use the ceiling hanging kit to measure where you can drill the holes. Mark its holes with a pencil.

Please note: The majority of the joists are in different sizes so some are not wide enough to drill those four bolts. 

Solution: Drill at least 2 blots along the joist. Sometimes, two bolts will be enough to support the seat.

• Using the drill, drill into the joist where the pencil markings are. Drill each hole.
• Clean out the drill using a vacuum, brush, or blowing into the bits. Always use a protective face shield, sunglasses to protect your eyes and not get dust in them.
• Insert the hook into the hole and screw the bolts through the ceiling hook.
• Tighten all the bolts using a screwdriver.

• Connect the carabiner to the sensory swing hook that’s already installed.
• If it’s too high from the ground, you can use a hanging chain kit to extend the seat lower to the floor.

Are sensory swings safe?

• Test the weight of the sensory swing for safety
• Hanging Sensory swing Safety instructions
• Test the weight of the sensory swing for safety

Before your child/children use the swing, pull it down as hard as you can to ensure that it’s installed correctly and can carry your child, if there’s no issue, let your child play away! 

Hanging Safety Instructions

• An ideal safety precaution for hanging sensory swing is to put a mat under the sensory swing in case the child falls so it'll not result in any serious injury to the user.

• It's a must that the distance from the ground should not be more than 35cm. 

• All sensory swings are ideal for gentle swinging only and not for strong swinging. 

• Always keep the area from where the sensory swing is installed free from dangerous objects such as toys on the ground, or any other object that might cause tripped over, or a nearby object that can bump the sensory swing.

• We require adult supervision.

Additional information for adults to instruct children to:

• Dress appropriately while using the swing

• Avoid ponchos, scarves, and any loose-fitting clothing that are potentially hazardous

• Ask your child to sit in the center with full weight when swinging alone

Additional important information for adults to instruct children NOT to:

• Walk close to, in front of, behind, or between moving items.

• Get on/off the swing while it's still in motion

• Attach any hard objects or items to the swing.