Cambridge Casual Robin Teak Wood Swing Daybed

The teak is finished with a natural teak oil for weather resistance, but it will naturally weather to a silvery-gray patina over time if left untreated. To maintain the original honey-brown color, you should apply a teak sealer or oil periodically, depending on your local climate and sun exposure.

The swing must be suspended from a sturdy, weight-bearing structure like a heavy-duty pergola beam, a porch ceiling joist, or a dedicated swing stand. Given the 750-pound weight capacity, ensure your mounting point is professionally installed and rated to support both the weight of the daybed and the people using it.

Yes, the cushion covers feature a zip-up design that makes them removable. While they are easy to clean, we recommend hand washing or using a gentle cycle with mild detergent and air drying to preserve the fabric's integrity.

The daybed includes the durable nylon polyrope required for suspension. However, it does not include the ceiling hooks, carabiners, or mounting hardware, as the specific type of hardware needed depends entirely on the material and structure of your ceiling or beam.

Assembly is required, but it is straightforward. You will need to attach the frame components and secure the ropes, which typically takes two people about 30 to 45 minutes. Having a second person to help hold the frame pieces in place during assembly makes the process much easier.

While the teak wood and nylon rope are designed for outdoor durability, we recommend covering the daybed or storing the cushions indoors during heavy storms or harsh winter months. Protecting the cushions from prolonged moisture will prevent mildew and significantly extend their lifespan.