Wooden Swings with Brass Chain Handcrafted Teak Wood Swing Collection

At Galaxy Zula House, every wooden swing with brass chain you see is built the old way —Solid Valsad Saak teak, hand-shaped by craftsmen who have been doing this for generations. Our teak wood swing with brass chain collection brings together two materials that belong together: dense, weather-resistant wood that grows stronger with age, and genuine brass chain that carries the warm glow of traditional Indian craftsmanship. The result is not just a swing it is a statement piece. Whether you are furnishing a heritage bungalow, a modern apartment living room, or a spacious veranda, a Galaxy Zula House swing carries that quiet Rajwadi grandeur that mass-produced furniture simply cannot replicate. See something you like? Message us directly on WhatsApp for a custom quote our team typically responds within the hour.

Why Teak Wood + Brass Chain? The Combination That Lasts a Lifetime

Not all teak is equal. The Valsad Saak variety sourced from Gujarat's coastal belt has a naturally dense grain and a high oil content that resists warping, cracking, and moisture damage over decades. When you sit on a teak wood swing with brass chain from our workshop, you are sitting on wood that has been air-dried, checked for knots, and finished with a natural PU polish that lets the grain breathe.

The brass chain side of the equation is equally considered. We use hand carved wooden swings that pair with solid brass links — not brass-plated iron, not coated steel. Pure brass develops a rich patina over time, holds weight without stretch, and does not rust in humid Indian climates the way steel chains do. A typical set of four brass chains on a standard swing weighs between 18 and 25 kilograms depending on the length and link thickness you choose.

The combination works because the materials share a philosophy: build for decades, not for display packaging. Teak handles the structural load; brass handles the suspension with style. Together they age the way good things should gracefully.

1. Wooden Rajwadi Swing

The Rajwadi Swing is our cleanest design a solid teak plank with smooth rounded edges, finished in natural PU polish, suspended by four brass chains with classic interlocking links. No unnecessary carvings, no distractions. It works in a contemporary living room as naturally as it does on a haveli veranda. Available in custom sizes from 3 feet to 6 feet. [View Product →]

2. Wooden Rajwadi Peacock Swing

Everything the Rajwadi Swing offers, plus a hand-carved peacock motif on the backrest and side panels. The peacock design is not stamped or machine-routed each feather detail is chiselled by hand, which means no two swings look exactly alike. Paired with antique-finish brass chain featuring peacock-shaped bottom hooks, this is our most requested design for pooja rooms and formal living areas. [View Product →]

3. Wooden Carving Peacock Khat Swing

The Khat Swing takes the jhula format one step further — it is wider, deeper, and built closer to a daybed swing than a traditional plank. The full peacock khat carving runs across the headboard and both side panels. Brass chains are heavier gauge to match the increased plank weight. If you have a high-ceiling drawing room or a large covered outdoor space, this is the piece that fills it properly. [View Product →]

How Is the Price of Brass Chain Calculated?

This is one question we get on almost every WhatsApp inquiry, and it deserves a straight answer because most sellers either skip it or bury it in fine print.

Brass is a traded commodity metal. Its market rate moves with copper and zinc prices, which means the cost per kilogram can shift week to week. When you see a fixed swing price online with chain included, one of two things is true: either the chain weight is very light, or the price was set months ago and may not reflect current metal rates.

At Galaxy Zula House, we calculate the chain portion of your order this way: the current market rate per kg of brass × the actual weight of the chain set required for your swing size. A standard 4-foot swing typically needs a chain set weighing 18–20 kg. A larger 5.5-foot or 6-foot swing may need 22–28 kg of chain. The bigger the swing, the longer and heavier the chains and that weight difference has a real cost.

This is why we confirm the final price on WhatsApp rather than listing one number that may not be accurate on the day you order. It protects you from paying for a chain that was costed at last month's brass rate.

Where to Place Your Wooden Swing with Brass Chain

The most popular spot for a wooden swing with brass chain is the living room specifically against a feature wall where the brass catches the light. A 4×2 foot Rajwadi Swing works particularly well in apartments with 10-foot-plus ceilings. For a balcony or veranda placement, our Khat Swing handles outdoor humidity well thanks to the teak's natural oil, though we recommend a ceiling that allows at least 7 feet of chain drop.

Bedroom placements are growing in demand a narrower 3-foot single swing near a window creates a reading nook that doubles as a statement piece. Pooja rooms with high ceilings are another natural fit, particularly for carved peacock designs that complement traditional brass diyas and wooden mandirs.

Interested? Get a Custom Quote Today

 WhatsApp Us for Instant Quote

Send us a message with: (1) your ceiling height, (2) preferred swing width, (3) design preference plain, Rajwadi, or Peacock Khat. We will come back with a quote, a lead time, and photos of the current available stock.

Or Book a Video Call

If you prefer to see the swing in person before ordering, we offer short video call sessions where our team walks you through current stock, shows you the chain quality up close, and answers any questions about installation and ceiling hook requirements. Book your slot directly on WhatsApp.