The Universal Sex Swing Stand is a weight-rated suspension stand that is easy to set up and claims to hold up to 400 pounds. Their claim stands true. Two people can also use the suspension stand, as long as it is under 400 pounds. Suspension stands don't only have to be used for sex swings; they can also be used for rope bondage suspensions, as exercise equipment, and much more. I sometimes use the railings on the side to hang up implements during a session.

The price is very high, so unless you know that you will be using it and have the space (about a 9x9 floor space), it is probably not wise to get the stand. Even in storage, the stand takes up a lot of room (and it certainly cannot be traveled with; it's very weighty and bulky). A hard point from a beam in the ceiling would work just as well as the stand does.

The stand is made up of about ten or so steel rod pieces, some screws, and a bit of manual labor. If you do not have full mobility of your hands, putting it together may be difficult. All of the pieces are black, but they are not powder coated; they seem anodized, meaning that they may chip over time. Each rod of the stand that touches the floor has a rubber-like foot so that it does not scrape the floor. However, I still suggest being very careful when maneuvering the stand.

Because it takes up a 9x9 foot area, it is important to keep this in mind before purchasing. You definitely need the floor space with the stand, so if you don't have the room in your bedroom, do not purchase it. It is too difficult to put up and take down on a consistent basis, and the last thing anyone wants to do in the heat of the moment is put together this stand (it takes about an hour or more to put together).

Throughout the time I've had the swing (which has been a few years now, and this brand has since been discontinued), it has not ever collapsed, has held up to dynamic and static suspensions, and has been used during suspended sexual intercourse. Though I originally bought it to be a sex swing stand, I also perform rope bondage suspensions. As a weighted tie point, it works great, both for suspending from the ground up and for suspensions that start in the air.

There are times when the stand shakes a bit during suspensions (especially dynamic suspensions), but tightening the screws usually helps with this.

A huge cardboard box holds all of the pieces of the sex stand, and a few heat-sealed plastic baggies contain all of the little pieces that put the rods of the stand together. It is not suitable for keeping the stand stored, so if it needs to be dismantled, I suggest either making or buying a huge duffel bag to keep all of the pieces together. A Ziploc baggie for the smaller pieces works well, too.

Though the stand doesn't need to be deep cleaned, it may get dusty if it is up for extended periods of time. A quick dusting will do wonders to keep it looking fresh and clean, and if any fluids are to get on the metal, some dish soap and water will clean it up just fine. Make sure to dry the stand if you are to clean it with any liquids, however.