Sex swing safety: door, stand, and ceiling mounts
A swing is only as safe as what it hangs from. How door, stand, and ceiling mounts differ, how to check your ceiling, and when to call a contractor.

The swing we trust enough to own more than one. It's comfortable and properly secure, and it goes up and comes down without a fuss.
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We own more than one, in different rooms of the house, and use them. So this is about how the straps hold, how the body stays supported through a long session, and how quickly it stows.
Wide, padded support where you want it, hardware you stop thinking about once it is up, and it takes the strain off everyone.
We've owned Lonesome Dragon swings for several years and have hung them in two places: a basement gym that doubles as a playroom, and the garage.
Ours hangs from a heavy-duty X-mount ceiling anchor screwed straight into a 2x6 joist. This is the part not to cheap out on. Always anchor into a joist, buy an anchor rated well beyond the weight it will carry, and follow the directions that come with the swing. Good heavy-duty anchors are rated for several hundred pounds, but check the rating on the one you buy.
It comes down in seconds. When family visits, it goes into a locked closet.
Couples who want the range a swing opens up and plan to reach for it often.

The right piece lands better in a room that was planned for the two of you. Start from the Industrial Loft look in the Room Designer, set the light and the layout, and see the space come together around it.
Design an Industrial Loft roomEvenings at home where the Lonesome Dragon Sex Swing is one of the pieces.