Perceptive forum discussions on Sex slings:

Do your pillowcases match your bed set?
I recently bought a new bed set that didn't come with any pillowcases (odd I know,) so I have these zebra, lime green and pink pillow cases going on..

Are Swings Just for Females?
Are Swings Just for Females?

Has your swing ever snapped on you?
has your swing ever snaped on you

How many pillows are on your bed?
How many pillows are your on bed? We love pillows and have about 8 on ours..lol!

swings
which is best for a heavy set woman/

If you do not mount the sex swing from the ceiling, as if you live in an apartment, then yes you need the stand. Otherwise, you just mount the swing from a beam in your ceiling.

And the ceiling will be fine supporting the weight?

It should be as long as you find a beam or a piece of lumber up there. If you just mount it anywhere in the ceiling, definitely no. It will quickly fall out with any weight. You will need to use a stud finder while mounting it.

We got a swing and were lucky enough to get the stand as well. It works great!! It is portable and has kept us from needing to put hooks in the ceiling. Plus you know its sturdy. The only cautionary comment: it takes A LONG TIME to set up and the pipes in ours did not line up perfectly. You need two people to make it easier. Have fun!!

When you say it's portable, do you mean it's collapsible, or do you have to take it apart every time? Also, I've got hardwood everywhere, are the pipes padded at the base, or do you need to put a mat or something under it to avoid damage to the floors?

if you mount your swing from the ceiling, you need to make sure to hit some framing that can support the weight. there is alot of wood that is only there to support sheet rock, plumbing pipe, ect.. i would not spend the money on a swing stand. My house is a 1 story. I crawled about my bedroom and added a 4X12 beam, spread between 2 truss's. It was over kill. She only weighs 120. But i did not want any movement from the truss to cause cracks in the sheet rock. If you can find a truss, or a floor joist; and get the I-bolt dead center in the peice you found, it will hold the 200 pounds that the swing is rated for. Hope that helps.

We got a swing and were lucky enough to get the stand as well