PURPLE LEAF 2-Seat Deluxe Outdoor Patio Porch Swing with Weather Resistant Steel Frame, Adjustable Tilt Canopy, Cushions and Pillow Included, Beige

Absolutely recommend. My husband put it together in 2 hours by himself. He spread out the pieces and instructions. He thought some screws were missing, so I emailed them, they overnighted them. It turns out the screws, washers, nuts are in one piece so no delay in assembly. 5+ stars for customer service. They even emailed me to see that I received the screws (which were not missing), Now for the swing; it it extremely well engineered, well structured, great detail. It’s like having an additional space to escape and watch the sky, feel the breeze, and say hi to passersby. My husband and I swing together. My cousin who visited for 2 weeks, enjoyed sitting and watching her IPad. My swing sits on a cement block constructed for it. The swing sits level, steady, no vibration. So very pleased! I’ll send a pic next week

We purchased this 3 seat swing for our yard. We wanted something comfortable to sit on as well as keeping the sun off of us. The cushions are definitely comfortable and the movement of the swing is smooth. Having the canopy is that little extra we were excited about so that we could relax and enjoy ourselves in the outdoors a little longer. Assembling the swing was not difficult. For us, putting the canopy on required 2 people in as far as the stretching and placement of the cloth. Once the entire 3 seat swing was assembled, I can say it feels pretty sturdy. We are truly enjoying the swing, it’s a purchase we’re glad we made.

As others have noted, the instructions are rather poor, but the finished product is good. The cushions could be a bit thicker, but it's really sturdy and looks nice. I would give this 5* if they provide decent assembly instructions!If you buy it, you may want to review these notes below - had I seen something like this before assembly, it probably would have saved me close to an hour of struggling.THE CHECK LISTBooklet says there are FOUR items E, but in fact there are two items E and two items E1. you will note that two of the bars are about an inch shorter than the others.There is no item K listed - there are EIGHT K items - these are the plastic spacers that you will use to assemble the sidebars to the bench/back.I had an extra P and extra PP bolt in my set that were not needed, and one of the M6 caps (Z) was stuck comletely inside the M8 cap (took me a moment to figure out why it seemed an M6 cap was missing, and one of the M8 caps didn't seem to fit the bolt!)STEP 1This is fairly straightforward, EXCEPT KEEP EVERYTHING LOOSE - DO NOT TIGHTEN THE FOUR TOP BOLTS YET AND DON'T INSTALL the nut caps. In fact, try and keep those bolts on the frame AS LOOSE AS POSSIBLE at this point. You CAN tighten the four bolts that hold the back support bar (F) and attach the m6 nut caps (Z) at this point.When assembling the side panels D to the frame, make sure the frame widens enough or you will have difficulty getting the bolts in. I found it easier to install the top bolt on one side of the side panel and then the bottom bolt on the other side first. Again, get ALL four bolts into the side panel FIRST before tightening any of them.At the end of STEP 1, now TIGHTEN all the bolts, and install the four M8 caps(Z) to the bolts on the top of the frame.You will find it FAR faster and easier if you have a right-angle ratchet drive that takes bits and have a set of hexagonal bits. It's pretty slow tightening them with the supplied wrenches.STEP 2The flat part of the back frame faces the seat. You will use the eight spacers (K) on the J and J1 side arm supports between the side arms and the back/seat.DO NOT ATTACH THE SWING TO THE FRAME JUST YET! It's easier to install the canopy with the swing out of the way.STEP 3Getting the canopy onto the frame can be a bit difficult because it's very tight and requires some strength to pull it into position, and it's easier to handle this if you don't attach the swing yet. I found it best to attach one side of the canopy, then upend the entire swing with the attached side at top. You can then step down on the frame of the canopy (now on the ground) to hold it down and lift up on the frame to slide it into position on the plastic gears. Then upright it all and install and tighten the two big knobs, making sure the canopy angle is match on both sides.NOW, you can attach the swing: Take the swing supports E and E1, making sure the SHORTER one's are at the front, and the LONGER one's are at the back. Attach the swing supports to the bench seat on the front and back hooks, attach the spring to the other end of the Swing supports, THEN lift up the side of the swing by the spring and attach the spring to the frame. Do the same for the other side.The lights are nice, but there's no indication as to how to mount them, nor are there any clips which you will need to attach them to the canopy, and the solar panel will have to be mounted (somewhere) too.Note that the sidetables have two support bars on the bottom that fold out and clip onto the bar below to secure the sidetable in place. If it's in a windy place, consider using a tent hook and a chain/wire to hold the legs down as the canopy acts a bit like a sail.Hope this helps :)

I. Love. This. Swing. I have spent almost every April-October night on it since I bought it 3 years ago. It’s strong enough to support 3 adults without fear of it breaking. I have replaced the cushions because I wanted thicker ones than the cheap ones that came with it, other than that, it’s still like brand new. I leave it outside on a covered porch through snowy winters and it’s going strong year 3!

Very nice the selling Factor for us was that the cushions had Velcro that stuck together to leave the seats in place where they didn't slide down.

It was a nice swing for my wife on our deck.

Nice