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how is this day bed supported to the ceiling?

11 years ago

how is it supported to the ceiling?

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Charles Phillips Antiques and Architecturals
11 years ago
The rope is attached to eyebolts passing through a beam in the ceiling.
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PoshHaus
11 years ago
Neat!
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mgbk
11 years ago
Where do you buy this rope??? I have a bed swing I want to hang. Thanks, Gail
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Vintage Porch Swings LLC
11 years ago
Checkout VintagePorchSwings.com for information about bed swings. We use 1", 1 1/4" and 1 1/2" rope for our bed swings. We support them from 4 corners allowing your bed to glide rather than swing from 2 points. We typically use Eye Screws to connect it to the ceiling. It depends on your ceiling and what you have to connect to. Call us for more information at 843-513-2829.

You can see a couple of options in the photos below.
ushapatel
11 years ago
Can you please let me know how much it cost. My email is ushavpatel@gmail.com

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