It varies by model. Some swings include the chains and basic hanging hardware, others list hardware as sold separately, and some specify a complete stainless-steel hanging kit (chains plus eye bolts and carabiners) as part of the package.
Common hanging points are porch ceilings, pergola or patio beams, and sturdy tree branches. If those aren’t available, a freestanding swing stand is another safe option.
Chain‑hung swings are typically made from wood (hardwoods or species like fir/poplar), metal (iron or steel), or durable plastics such as high‑density polyethylene (HDPE).
Dimensions vary widely by style. Seat widths in examples range from about 11" up to 58.5", seat depths from roughly 11" to 71", and overall heights from about 19" to 70". Always check the product’s dimension listing for exact measurements.
Seating capacity depends on style: infant/toddler bucket seats are for one child, many bench porch swings seat two people, and some larger porch swings are sized for three people. Check the model’s capacity and dimensions to be sure.
Common styles include bench‑style porch swings, infant/toddler bucket seats, saucer or circular play swings, and single swing chairs or tree‑swing styles for patios and backyards.