The most important part of any indoor installation is what you're hanging the swing from and where you are going to put it!

1. Give the swing plenty of room to move. Choose a spot with clearance in front, behind and to each side, and clear away furniture, sharp edges or anything breakable from the swinging path. This gives children the freedom to move safely without bumping into anything nearby. Popping a rug or play mat underneath can also help create a softer landing area.

2. Find a strong structural support. Your swing should only ever be attached to a solid structural timber beam, ceiling joist, or other load-bearing support - never a decorative beam or plasterboard ceiling on its own. If you're at all unsure whether a beam is structural, it's well worth checking with a qualified builder or carpenter before you install anything.

Once you've found the right spot, it's time to think about hardware.

A few simple habits go a long way in keeping swing time safe and enjoyable.

5. Check everything before each use. Inspect the ropes, knots, carabiners and hanging hardware for any signs of wear or loosening. Give the swing a firm test with your own weight before your child hops on, and keep checking components regularly as part of your normal routine.

6. Time to Play! While Solvej Swings are designed with children in mind, it's best to keep an eye on little ones while they play - supervision is always recommended! Encourage your child to sit in the centre of the seat, hold onto the ropes, and avoid twisting, standing or jumping from the swing.

With the right setup and a few regular checks, an indoor Solvej Swing will quickly become one of the most loved corners of your home.