Saucer swings are generally made of safe materials such as Oxford cloth, PP jump cloth, and steel frame. Professional certification bodies such as TUV and Intertek certify these products before they hit the market. The toy products industry has stringent safety standards, and retailers must meet EN71 and GS certification standards when selling these products. To ensure safety, it is crucial to follow the instructions in the package when using the saucer swing. Using the correct suspension device can also ensure the safety of using the saucer swing.

The saucer swing's capacity is determined by its intended use, and can be classified into two main categories: commercial swings and home swings. Commercial swings, like the woven nest swing shown here, are designed to withstand heavy usage and can bear a weight of up to 500 kg, making them suitable for multiple simultaneous users. On the other hand, home swings are typically used by a single person or by parents accompanying children, and therefore have a smaller weight capacity of around 250 kg.

The question of where to use a saucer swing is a common one, and the answer depends on various factors such as the type of swing, the intended environment, and the user's preferences. Firstly, regarding the type of saucer swing, it can be used both indoors and outdoors. For indoor use, a ceiling hook can be used to hang the swing. For outdoor use, it depends on the environment. If there are large trees in the yard, a hanging tree strap with carabiners can be used to hang the swing. However, if there are no trees available, our swing frame products can be used instead.