Reddit reviews BeneLabel Set of 6 Permanent Antirust Stainless Steel 304 Heavy Duty Swing Hangers, 1800LB Capacity, Wood Beam & I-Beam Hanger, Yoga Hammock Chair Sandbag, Hardware Swing Sets, 180° Swing, 8.25"
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EASY TO INSTALL: Pilot hole needs to be drilled in the wood or Metal Beam prior to installation. When mounting on wood, place two tight nuts and washers on top and tighten. When mounting on a metal beam, place one of the nuts and washers on top and the other on the other side of the beam and tighten. The swing ring can be detached, even if your chain, rope or connecting buckle is closed, it can be connected.WIDE RANGE OF USE: For indoor & outdoor use, applicable for wooden beam and I beam. Best anchoring solution for all suspension straps and resistance trainers, Hammock Swing kit, Olympic Rings, Battle Ropes, Yoga Swings, Boxing Equipment.HIGH QUALITY: All parts made of high quality 304 stainless steel raw materials. No rust, corrosion resistance strong enough and high hardness to ensure safety use and environmental friendly with non-toxic, no smell. 1800 LB Capacity.INNOVATIVE DESIGN: Design with a strong heavy duty hook, the hook can swing back and forth with 180°. Ensure the safety, we have assembled an O’ ring with material SUS304 stainless steel to avoid the shaft slide out, also the buckle of the hook is strong enough to ensure the safety use.SATISFACTION GUARANTEE: You can receive 6 Swing Hangers. If you are dissatisfied with any reason, return your order for 30-Days for full refund. Keeping you satisfied and providing you with the friendliest customer service is our number one goal. Better products, and the best in customer satisfaction.
\>I have attic access, and could attach it security to a beam.
Do not do this. Add a 4x4 on top of and perpendicular to the existing joists and drill a hole through the center of the new beam for your attachment point. You'll then have the weight supported by multiple joists
Brackets to hold the 4x4 to the existing joists are a buck or two a piece, but honestly you could probably toe-in a few 3" screws if you have them and a hammer drill. That part probably isn't going to slide... it's the lag bolt/anchor pulling from inside the wood you have to avoid.. thus drilling the hole all the way through your new crossbeam and then you can get something like this (with a bigger grade 5 or grade 8 washer cause overkill) to mount the swing to. I found a similar one in a single pack for under $3 so it should be pretty cheap