A jhula brings a special kind of calm to a home: a place for morning tea, an evening chat or a few quiet minutes with a book. In Pune, many families now add a metal jhula to their terrace, porch, garden or a large balcony. Here is how to choose the right one.
Where will your jhula go?
- Terrace or garden: plenty of space, so a 3 seater jhula works well for the whole family.
- Porch or home front: a jhula at the entrance looks welcoming; leave space for the door to open and people to walk past.
- Large balcony: a compact 2 seater is usually the better fit. Measure carefully before you order.
2 seater or 3 seater?
- 2 seater jhula: ideal for couples and smaller spaces such as balconies and porches.
- 3 seater jhula: better for families, terraces and gardens, with more room to sit back and relax.
Tip: along with the frame size, leave free space in front and behind for the swing to move without touching walls, plants or railings.
Why choose a metal jhula with its own stand
- No ceiling hooks: a stand-type jhula does not need drilling into the ceiling, so it suits rented homes and terraces without a strong beam.
- Easy to move: you can shift it to a shadier spot as the seasons change.
- Strong frame: metal is sturdy and suits outdoor use when it has a good protective finish.
Caring for your jhula in Pune’s weather
- Monsoon: if the jhula is in an open area, cover it or move it under a shade during heavy rain, and wipe it dry afterwards.
- Cushions: bring cushions inside when it rains so they do not stay damp.
- Summer sun: a shaded spot keeps the seat comfortable and helps the finish last longer.
- Regular check: every few months, check that bolts and joints are tight.
Choosing a colour
White and cream jhulas look fresh in gardens and with green plants. Bronze, brown and black finishes look rich on terraces and porches and hide dust better. Choose a colour that matches your railings, doors or outdoor furniture.
Frequently asked questions
Is a jhula good for a balcony in a Pune flat?
Yes, if the balcony is large enough. Measure the length, width and height, and leave space for the swing to move. A 2 seater jhula usually fits balconies best.
Do I need to drill the ceiling for your jhula?
Our metal jhulas come with their own stand, so you can place them on a terrace, porch or garden without hooks in the ceiling.
Can I keep a metal jhula outdoors in the monsoon?
A good protective finish helps, but it is best to keep it under a shade or cover it during heavy rain and wipe it dry afterwards.
What is the price of a jhula?
The price depends on the size and design. Send us a photo of the design you like on WhatsApp at 98811 87224 for the exact factory price.
See our jhula designs
Tuba Furniture has been making furniture in its own factory in Pune for more than 20 years, sells directly at factory prices, and serves customers across Pune. Have a look at our jhula and swing designs, then send us a message on WhatsApp with the photo you like.