Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to a rotatable play device that comprises a central support post, a hub rotatably mounted to an upper end of the central support post, and a plurality of arms attached to the hub, wherein a seat is suspended from the distal end of each of the plurality of arms. Rotation of the hub about the central support post causes the plurality of seats to rotate around the central support post in a substantially circular rotation path. In addition, each of the seats may be configured to swing in substantial alignment with the circular rotation path. Each of the seats may also be configured to have at least a partially restricted range of motion toward the central support post, away from the central support post, or both.

The system may be a process and a device that allows for safety in swinging on a swing at a park, playground or swing set. The process may include fixing a chain, hook/connector and an anchor into a single chain assembly. The chain assembly may be dipped or submerged in a polymer coating and allowed to dry, forming a continuous coating over the chain assembly. The chain assembly may be secured to a swing seat using brackets to engage the anchor portion of the chain assembly. The polymer coating may partially or entirely coat the chain assembly while still allowing manipulation and deformation of the chain assembly. The polymer coating may provide easier gripping and safer swinging.

The system may be a process and a device that allows for safety in swinging on a swing at a park, playground or swing set. The process may include fixing a chain, hook/connector and an anchor into a single chain assembly. The chain assembly may be dipped or submerged in a polymer coating and allowed to dry, forming a continuous coating over the chain assembly. The chain assembly may be secured to a swing seat using brackets to engage the anchor portion of the chain assembly. The polymer coating may partially or entirely coat the chain assembly while still allowing manipulation and deformation of the chain assembly. The polymer coating may provide easier gripping and safer swinging.

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 glider swing is provided that allow one or more users to glide while standing on a rigid board and while grasping a rigid crossbar to assist with creating opposite momentum between the crossbar and the board. The users may stand on opposite ends of the crossbar to provide back and forth movement in a gliding motion. In this respect the present invention may be safely used by one or more children in a playground environment.

A playground glider swing is provided that allow one or more users to glide while standing on a rigid board and while grasping a rigid crossbar to assist with creating opposite momentum between the crossbar and the board. The users may stand on opposite ends of the crossbar to provide back and forth movement in a gliding motion. In this respect the present invention may be safely used by one or more children in a playground environment.

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.