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Posted by stuwills (My Page) on
Wed, Apr 16, 08 at 6:14

Hi everyone
My partner is extremelly keen to buy a swing bench type thing for our garden in the near future.
Does anyone have any experience with these? Can you advise?

In particular i would like advice on:
Positioning and substrate (we don't want to sink! Ok to put on lawn?)
Any brands you would recommend or where to buy
Advice on protecting it from the elements - I know you can buy a cover, will this suffice for winter or do you dismantle?
A guide on price

I'm in the UK so you may not be able to help me with all of these but any advice offered would be gratefully received
Huge thanks in advance

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RE: Swing Seat

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Depending on your type of soil, I would think you could put it on the lawn. However, you could also buy just enough pavers to go under it.

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