A&L Furniture Fan-Back Pine Swing - Magnolia Porch Swings
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Pine Porch Swings

The porch is meant to be a place of relaxation, somewhere you can go to unwind after a long day. With a beautiful, comfortable wood swing, you can take your porch's Zen to the max.

At Magnolia Porch Swings, we have a wide array of wood swings for sale. Our floor-bound pine chairs and pine rocking chairs are ideal for people who prefer sweet simplicity, while people looking for a bit of an extra oomph will love our pine porch swings. All our outdoor pine chairs are handmade from solid, knot-free yellow pine, coming with various paint, stain, and cushion options. We have a pine swing for every home; come and find the perfect addition to yours today

Frequently asked questions

Every porch swing ships free, nationwide. Many of our swings are made to order, so check each product page for its current build and ship time.

A 4-foot porch swing seats two adults comfortably. A 5-foot swing gives two people room to stretch out, and a 6-foot swing seats three or the whole family. Before you order, measure your space and leave about 3 feet in front of and behind the swing so it can move freely, plus room on each side so it won't bump posts or railings.

Cypress and cedar are naturally rot-resistant, which makes them great choices for humid or rainy climates. Pine is a classic, budget-friendly option that holds up well with a good finish. If you want a swing with almost no upkeep, poly won't rot, crack or need painting.

A finished swing arrives stained and ready to hang. An unfinished swing lets you paint or stain it to match your home, and we have tips for painting your porch swing to help. Either way, a finish is what protects wood from the weather, so plan to touch it up as it fades.

Hang your swing from a solid ceiling joist or beam, never from the ceiling boards alone. You'll need heavy-duty hooks or eye bolts plus chains or rope, all available in our swing accessories. If you're not sure what's above your porch ceiling, a local carpenter can confirm it's ready to hold a swing.

Most people like the seat about 17 to 19 inches off the floor, close to the height of a dining chair. That lets you sit down easily and push off with your feet. You can fine-tune the height by adjusting your chains or rope after the swing is hung.

Wipe your swing down a few times a year and reseal wooden swings whenever the finish starts to look dull or worn. In harsh winters, cover your wooden swing or bring it inside to help it last longer. Poly swings can stay outside year-round.

Yes. A swing stand holds your swing anywhere: in the backyard, by the fire pit or under a favorite tree. It's a great option for patios, decks or porches without strong ceiling beams.