Bondage frame
Definition
A bondage frame is a specially designed structure made of tubes or rods to which a sub can be tied with rope, cuffs, or chains. It offers countless possibilities for restraint and play in a variety of positions.
Explanation of bondage frame
The bondage frame is one of the most versatile pieces of furniture in BDSM. It usually consists of a sturdy metal or wooden frame with multiple attachment points, such as rings or hooks. A sub can be attached to this in various positions, ranging from standing and spreading to hanging or kneeling.
Frames are often used for bondage with rope or chains, but also in combination with cuffs, ankle cuffs, spreader bars, or suspension techniques. Bondage frames are popular in commercial studios because they offer flexibility and stability. Home users often opt for foldable or modular models, which are easier to move and store.
Plenty of room to play
A bondage frame gives Dominants plenty of room to play. The sub’s body can be fully exposed and made accessible for spanking, penetration, tickling, wax play, or other forms of play. For the sub, the frame often reinforces feelings of powerlessness and surrender, as their entire posture is determined by the construction. This can be exciting and erotic as well as emotionally intense.
Safety & points of attention
Make sure the frame is sturdy and can bear sufficient weight. This is crucial for suspension.
Use sturdy carabiners and rings that cannot slip or break.
Make sure the sub does not stand in a stressful position (such as with arms or legs spread wide) for too long.
Never leave a tied-up sub alone in a frame.
Always keep quick release devices handy for emergencies and use panic hooks where possible.
Related terms bondage frame
St. Andrew’s cross
Bondage
Spreader bar
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