Collection: Sensory Swings for Kids & Adults

Choosing the right swing depends on the user's sensory profile. For general advice on sensory processing, you can consult resources like Occupational Therapy Australia.

Proper installation is critical for safety. Please ensure you follow these guidelines:

• Structural Integrity: Always install into a solid ceiling beam, joist, or concrete ceiling. Never attach solely to plasterboard or drywall.
• Hardware Check: Ensure all bolts are tightened securely. Check metal components (carabiners, swivels) for wear before every use.
• Clearance: Maintain a clear radius around the swing to prevent collisions with walls or furniture.
• Rotational Devices: If the swing is intended to spin, you must use a heavy-duty swivel to prevent damage to the rope or strap.
• Supervision: Adult supervision is required at all times during use.
• Disclaimer: Installation is the responsibility of the customer. If unsure, please hire a professional handyperson.

Can I use NDIS funding for these swings?
Many of our customers successfully claim these items under "Consumables" or "Low Cost Assistive Technology." However, approval is based on your individual plan and goals. We recommend confirming with your plan manager.

What is the difference between the therapy swing and the pod swing?
The therapy swing is usually made of stretchy fabric (like nylon/lycra) that provides deep pressure therapy and allows for bouncing and spinning. The pod swing is typically cotton or canvas, offering a stable, semi-enclosed space perfect for reading and calming down.

Do these come with installation hardware?
Most of our swings include basic hardware, but specific ceiling mounts (like concrete bolts or wood screws) may need to be purchased separately depending on your ceiling type. Check the individual product description for what's in the box.