Getting a sensory swing up and moving should feel exciting, not stressful. The Southpaw Suspension & Height Adjustment Kit brings together everything you need to hang your swings and bolsters from ceilings up to 14 ft high, backed by a 1000 lb working load. We carry this sensory swing hardware for therapy clinics, classrooms, and home sensory spaces across Canada & the US.
What's Included in This Sensory Swing Hardware Kit
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Safety Snap - A secure locking connection point at the top of your setup, so attaching and removing swing equipment between sessions feels quick and dependable.
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Rotational Device with Safety Snap - Lets the swing turn freely below the ceiling point, opening up smooth spinning movement for richer vestibular play.
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10 ft Therapy Rope with Eye Splice - Ten feet of therapy rope finished with an eye splice gives you the reach for taller ceilings, so the swing hangs right where your space needs it.
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Height Adjuster with Safety Snap - Raises or lowers the swing without re-rigging the whole system, so you can fine-tune the height for each user in moments.
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Hangs From Ceilings Up to 14 ft - Extra reach that gives you flexibility in high-ceiling clinics, gyms, and sensory rooms.
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1000 lb Working Load - A generous working load rating that gives OTs, educators, and families real peace of mind during active swinging.
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Made in the USA - Built in the USA by Southpaw, giving clinics, schools, and families a domestically made option for their suspension setup.
Vestibular Movement and Sensory Integration at the Right Height
Swinging delivers rich vestibular and proprioceptive input, and height changes everything about how a session feels. With an adjustable suspension system, a therapist can lower a bolster for prone work, then raise it for seated play without missing a beat. That flexibility supports sensory diets, motor planning goals, and plain joyful movement for neurodiverse and neurotypical users alike.
Ideal for OT Clinics, Sensory Rooms, Schools & Home Setups
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Occupational therapy clinics outfitting suspended equipment areas
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Schools and daycares building sensory rooms or movement spaces
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Families creating a home sensory swing corner
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Rehabilitation centers and residential facilities
As with any hanging equipment, inspect every component regularly for wear.