The discussion revolves around methods to prevent an indoor swing from spinning while allowing it to swing back and forth. Participants explore potential solutions given that the swing is attached to a single contact point in the ceiling.
Participants present multiple competing views on how to address the issue, with no consensus reached on a definitive solution.
The discussion does not address the feasibility of implementing the suggested solutions or any specific limitations related to the swing's design or installation.
If you have only a single contact point and your connection is flexible (rope) then I don't see how that could be possible. Do you HAVE to have just a single contact point? If you can put one hook in the ceiling, why not two?aprilfresh31 said:I am hanging an indoor swing. The swing hangs from ropes and the ropes are attached to a single chain hooked into the ceiling. I want the swing to "swing back and forth" but I do not want the swing to "spin" around -- I want it to face in one direction. Is there something I can do to stop the spin if I only have one contact point in the ceiling? Something I can attach to the chain?