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swingsbothways 2233 reads
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Would love to be able to screw a hook into the ceiling so I could be restrained with my hands above my head.  Anyone ever done this in a hotel room?  


I am wondering if I could get away with it if I brought caulk and repaired the ceiling after the screw was removed.  


Silly pictures and off-the-cuff jokes are allowed.



London Rayne See my TER Reviews 459 reads
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I've heard of women putting those sex swings and stripper poles in hotel rooms, so I would imagine it depends how big the thing is, and how it is mounted. You certainly don't want to do any damage, you will be billed for after...or do you? If you get one of those pull up bars that go above the door, that might be all you need. Won't leave a mark, and you can be tied to it. Another idea is the hanger bar in the closets. Many will hold you as long as you don't swing from the thing lol.

bluepillman 322 reads
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swingsbothways 312 reads
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They will not work with what I am wanting to do.  I am needing to be in an open space that allows access to my front and back simultaneously and with enough room for ease of movement.  I am thinking a hook that screws upward, into the ceiling and then a rope restraint is hung from it.  So probably not that big of a hole.  But a hole in the ceiling nonetheless.  

And no, no damage charges allowed.

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 321 reads
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I think the pull up bar would work then, because access will be easy depending on how wide the door is to the bathroom or to another room. Many suites have a large french door ensemble leading from the living room to the bedroom, so that may be an idea. There is a provider (Kinky Little Nicki) who uses a sex swing, that she has to screw in each time, so maybe ask her what she does. She is reviewed here in the Dallas area.

mrfisher 115 Reviews 331 reads
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But in this case, that's what you will want.

Those hotels generally have ceilings made of concrete plank, which is an el cheapo way of putting up a building because the plank is simultaneouly your ceiling and the floor of the room above.  Better hotel have drywall ceiling with lots of sound insulation behind them.  Never depend on drywall to hold your weight as it is way too weak.  It's also tricky to repair because of it's very smooth texture.

You can tell the difference between the two  because either either the concrete plank will be painted with popcorn paint, or if real cheap, it will just be the bare concrete with seems that are about 2' on center.

In any case, you will want to use a 3/8" lead tampin anchor.  Go to your local hardware store and tell them you need one of these, plus you'll need a large electric hammer drill with a good carbide bit (I think 3/4" is the right size, but check with the hardware store guy.) to drill up into the concrete plank.  Choose a spot an inch or two from the seem as you do not want to pop into the voids in the plank, but hit it on the solid concrete part.  The hole you drill needs to be just slightly deeper than the anchor's length.

Set the anchor in the hole and use a tampin tool and a large hammer to set the anchor firmly in the hole.  Then get an eye hook with a 3/8" thread and a check nut to secure it in the anchor.

You can slip a rope or chain through the eye hook and you'll be in business.  Yank on the hook with your full body weight a few times from different angle to make sure it is secure.

When done, just unthread the eye hook (Save it for your next romp.), and take some spackle and cover the anchor up.  I don't think the maid will ever notice.  Dab the spackle with a rough surace to simulate the popcorn texture, or smooth it with a puddy knife if it is a plain concrete surface.  If the ceiling is painted white, have a can of flat white enamel to touch it up.

Let us know how it turns out.

swingsbothways 283 reads
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I heard Nicki uses one.  Should have thought to send her a message.  Duh...

swingsbothways 274 reads
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I keep imagining three of us standing there with a bunch of dry-wall at our feet.

maxwell44 23 Reviews 301 reads
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TheHoundOfCullin 9 Reviews 313 reads
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From a workers point of view..
You have to put your mount into the stud.
Or else it won't hold.

Dr Who revived 335 reads
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Find a nice BDSM club that has all those amenities already there.

I did a scene like the one below a while back...hotter than an exploding star  :D

But you need the right conditions and players to really enjoy the whole experience.  Don't scrimp on trying to use cheapo crap...especially for a suspension scene.  And make sure that the rigger(s) knows what the fuck he/she is doing.  Otherwise you might be heading to an ER for dislocated limbs.



-- Modified on 2/13/2013 8:05:59 PM

perfectstorm 19 Reviews 284 reads
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TheHoundOfCullin 9 Reviews 290 reads
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But it didn't fit into the play on words.
I am a shitty carpenter anyway.

TheHoundOfCullin 9 Reviews 272 reads
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Wait..
That didn't come out right.

TheHoundOfCullin 9 Reviews 241 reads
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And it's Quota
I hate correcting spelling..

But to change the subject..
Some asshole at work wanted to give me a "Bill of Lending".

swingsbothways 220 reads
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how are you with dry-wall mudd and tape?

swingsbothways 250 reads
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but minus the hook in the ass - completely turns me on!!  Of course better would have been another guy fucking her from behind or another woman DATY.  But very nice rope work.

maxwell44 23 Reviews 235 reads
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Posted By: swingsbothways
but minus the hook in the ass - completely turns me on!!  Of course better would have been another guy fucking her from behind or another woman DATY.  But very nice rope work.  
Thank you!  I am very proud of that harness that I built myself using common materials that are available at Home Depot.   I don't know what that deal was with the metal hook in the ass... that part of the harness's blue prints must have been a mis-print!

hardknocks6 37 Reviews 297 reads
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and I drew blood from my lower lip trying not to laugh out loud!!

And don't forget that you'll need a pair of vice grips to twist that eye hook for the last full turn....

swingsbothways 240 reads
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Exactly the info I needed.  I am going to assume that a stud finder would not be useful since it's concrete?

swingsbothways 253 reads
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I thought you were calling yourself the stud!

swingsbothways 247 reads
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This would resolve all issues and require less work.  Have you tried it?

mrfisher 115 Reviews 264 reads
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Just place it within one to two inches of the seam and you should be fine.

By the way, the suggestion to use a vice grip or a wrench to tighen the check nut is a good idea too.

Also, get a large 3/8" flat washer to place between the nut and the concrete plank so that it has a better grip against the ceiling.

Someone mentioned that the hammer drill noise may arouse suspicion, and they are probably right.  You can use a standard drill without the hammer action, but it will take considerably longer to drill through the plank.  Those planks are made from very hard concrete.

Maybe turn up the TV real loud while you do the hammering.  It will take about one full minute to drill in the one inch or so that you'll need to set the anchor.

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