The present invention is an adjustable lounge garden swing having a fixed support structure and a seat support pivotally suspended from the support structure on a single pivot axis to provide a pendular movement when in motion. At least one lounge seat is pivotally coupled to the support structure where the lounge seat has a seating portion and a backrest portion that are fixed relative to one another but adjustable relative to the seat support to adjust the reclination angle of lounge seat. In particular, an embodiment of the present invention provides a lounge seat for a garden swing that has an adjustable reclination angle relative to the seat support and is positionable at a selected reclination angle through a reclination adjuster.

The present invention is an adjustable lounge garden swing having a fixed support structure and a seat support pivotally suspended from the support structure on a single pivot axis to provide a pendular movement when in motion. At least one lounge seat is pivotally coupled to the support structure where the lounge seat has a seating portion and a backrest portion that are fixed relative to one another but adjustable relative to the seat support to adjust the reclination angle of lounge seat. In particular, an embodiment of the present invention provides a lounge seat for a garden swing that has an adjustable reclination angle relative to the seat support and is positionable at a selected reclination angle through a reclination adjuster.

A swingset includes at least two support frames distributed at intervals and a connecting rod assembly configured to connect the at least two support frames. The connecting rod assembly has a length direction and includes a first connecting rod, a second connecting rod, and a reinforcing member. The first connecting rod and the second connecting rod are arranged in sequence along the length direction. The reinforcing member overlaps a joint of the first connecting rod and the second connecting rod, and the reinforcing member is detachably connected to the first connecting rod and the second connecting rod. The reinforcing member is configured to disperse force at the joint of the first connecting rod and the second connecting rod during operation of the swingset, and weaken tension at the joint during operation of the swingset.

A swingset includes at least two support frames distributed at intervals and a connecting rod assembly configured to connect the at least two support frames. The connecting rod assembly has a length direction and includes a first connecting rod, a second connecting rod, and a reinforcing member. The first connecting rod and the second connecting rod are arranged in sequence along the length direction. The reinforcing member overlaps a joint of the first connecting rod and the second connecting rod, and the reinforcing member is detachably connected to the first connecting rod and the second connecting rod. The reinforcing member is configured to disperse force at the joint of the first connecting rod and the second connecting rod during operation of the swingset, and weaken tension at the joint during operation of the swingset.

A foldable hanging chair includes a frame; a base, foldably installed at a bottom of the frame; at least one support rod, foldably installed at one side of the frame; and flexible connection members, connecting the frame, the base, and the support rod together; wherein in an unfolded state, both the support rod and the base are at a certain angle to the frame, and the frame, the base, the support rod, and the flexible connection members enclose an accommodation space; and in a folded state, both the support rod and the base are close to one side of the frame. As both the base and the support rod are foldably installed at the frame, and at the same time, the flexible connection members connect the frame, the base, and the support rod together, the folding of the foldable hanging chair is not affected.

A foldable hanging chair includes a frame; a base, foldably installed at a bottom of the frame; at least one support rod, foldably installed at one side of the frame; and flexible connection members, connecting the frame, the base, and the support rod together; wherein in an unfolded state, both the support rod and the base are at a certain angle to the frame, and the frame, the base, the support rod, and the flexible connection members enclose an accommodation space; and in a folded state, both the support rod and the base are close to one side of the frame. As both the base and the support rod are foldably installed at the frame, and at the same time, the flexible connection members connect the frame, the base, and the support rod together, the folding of the foldable hanging chair is not affected.

A foldable hanging chair includes a frame; a base, foldably installed at a bottom of the frame; at least one support rod, foldably installed at one side of the frame; and flexible connection members, connecting the frame, the base, and the support rod together; wherein in an unfolded state, both the support rod and the base are at a certain angle to the frame, and the frame, the base, the support rod, and the flexible connection members enclose an accommodation space; and in a folded state, both the support rod and the base are close to one side of the frame. As both the base and the support rod are foldably installed at the frame, and at the same time, the flexible connection members connect the frame, the base, and the support rod together, the folding of the foldable hanging chair is not affected.

A playground swing that allows the caregiver to sit within a supportive swing seat while the small child sits on the caregiver's lap while facing the caregiver with their legs wrapped around the hips of the caregiver. The caregiver's legs are free to hand from the swing seat allowing them to pump their legs to provide a swinging motion to the swing while the child's back is supported by a backrest opposing the caregiver's seat allowing the caregiver's arms and hands to be free to interact.

A playground swing that allows the caregiver to sit within a supportive swing seat while the small child sits on the caregiver's lap while facing the caregiver with their legs wrapped around the hips of the caregiver. The caregiver's legs are free to hand from the swing seat allowing them to pump their legs to provide a swinging motion to the swing while the child's back is supported by a backrest opposing the caregiver's seat allowing the caregiver's arms and hands to be free to interact.

A lighted swing seat has multiple colors of battery-powered or motion-activated LED lights in a housing with a translucent top surface. A controller is configured to flash the plurality of multicolor LEDs, in a set sequence or randomly. A motion sensor is configured to turn off the lights when the swing seat has not moved for a time period exceeding a delay time.