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Arcada Swing Frame

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$304.14 $467.9 In stock

The Arcada Swing Frame has a 5 ft 1 in x 4 ft 11 in diameter, stands 7 ft 3 in in height, and has a semicircular design that makes it a perfect size and shape for a sensory room and relaxing sensory space. The Arcada Swing Frame can bear 355 pounds of weight! It supports single point therapy and relaxation hammocks and is sturdy enough to hold multiple people at a time. The large frame makes it possible for an extensive range of movement for a very active and excited swinger!

Swinging provides vestibular sensory input that people with Autism and Sensory Processing disorders crave. It is a powerful tool that many occupational therapists recommend for the sensory seeking body. Individuals living with sensory processing disorders and difficulties may have trouble understanding where their body is. They may want to crash their bodies into things, accidentally bump into things, have trouble concentrating on tasks and daily life, experience motion sickness or clumsiness and even feeding trouble. Swinging is beneficial for people of all ages. The swinging motion is calming for almost anyone, and who doesn’t want to take some quiet time and relax in a hammock?

Will ship from manufacturer, please allow 2 weeks.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie ★★★★★

The semicircular shape fits perfectly in the corner of our sensory room without eating up floor space. My daughter spends ages just swaying in it after school, and the 5 ft diameter gives her plenty of room without feeling cramped.

Brian ★★★★★

We set this up in the corner of the sensory room and the height is just right for our daughter to swing without feeling cramped. The semicircular footprint fits neatly against the wall, so it doesn’t hog the floor space we were worried about. Assembly took us about an hour, but the frame feels rock-

Jacob ★★★★★

The semicircular shape is perfect for our sensory room—it fits neatly in the corner without hogging space. At 7 ft 3 in tall, my son can really swing freely, and the 5 ft frame feels sturdy enough for daily use.