Hi! Could you tell me the dimensions for the hammock stand? How long are the two pieces of wood used to support the base? Thank you!
193313
Not sure exactly, think it's about 9ft across BUT I do not suggest buying this item...the hammock that it comes with is a piece of garbage and it is virtually impossible to obtain just a hammock that will fit the stand because the hammock itself is not a standard size. Right now I have the empty frame sitting on my deck doing nothing because I can't find a hammock to fit it and the company has been of NO assistance!! Hope this helps you!
193314
I am guessing 3ft each. It is a single person hammock. Literally only big enough to lay on and not move for fear of flipping out of it.I am 5'7 130 lbs female.
1534221
I think this hammock may be too big for your frame also. I used it between two trees that were about 13 ft apart, and it worked okay there. Even though it is a nice looking hammock, it only lasted one season.....a cord broke in the fall and so it was no longer useable.
1852611
We use a standard hammock stand with ours like the one shown in the picture. Be sure to get a good quality one though as the first one we got bent at the welded corners when my husband sat on the hammock. We were sent a replacement stand which we had to reinforce in order to make it work. The hammock itself is quite sturdy and seems quite durable. It did however fade a good deal after the first year being out in the sun the majority of the time.
110114
83 high x 34 base 59 front to back inches I had to shorten my hammock seat in order from hitting the bottom of the stand. carries a 250 lb person no problem but can "rock" if not careful.. My grandkids and kids LOVE IT. I can recommend it if you have the space for it.
1857641
I use mine on a hammock stand but don't know how big it really is. I looks like it would. e 15 feet. it's all packed away for the winter in the rafters of our garage now, otherwise I would measure it. there are holes on the ends of our hammock stand that we put a S hook in that has a chain with another S hook on the other end that hooks onto the loops at the end of the hammock. Using S hooks and a chain make the hammock adjustable. we can make it higher or lower to the ground. hope this answer helps.
918618
It's about 43" wide and 7' long. My husband is 6'4" and fits in the hammock great. Does that help?
889447
It's huge when set up, but I don't know the specs. The hammock itself is too tight to use and the material is less than crummy. Save your money.
109529
We bought the 15' stand for ours. We absolutely love our hammock, its sturdy and its so comfortable. We often take afternoon naps together in it.
144341
Should work. The hammock has chains attached allowing for variuos support widths
681463
Hi Fosh, while ours is strung between two trees that are 24'9" apart(measuring from the inside distance between the trees), the nylon ropes we use for the hammock are tied to the trees at 8'9" off the ground and extend 7' to the end of the carabiner, which ends up being 13'9" apart (adjust for your personal comfort). We used Chouinard/mountain climbing carabiners rated at 4000 lbs. If you have to use a stand, I suggest getting the largest one you can and if necessary, use nylon rope and climbing carabiners to attach to the the loops of the hammock. It will give you a wider "swing" in the hammock. Additionally, it makes it easier to remove the hammock before it gets wet. We bring ours in at nite and the carabiners make it easy. Another point...don't lay in the hammock if you have buttons on your back pockets. You may snag a string and break it like we did. It easy to repair by tying the strings back together in a double knot, but thought I'd bring it up as a cautionary tale. I hope this is helpful to you. I LOVE my hammock and hope you will enjoy yours as much. Lee
1940981
We recommend a foot on each side of your hammock to get an overall distance. Since your hammock is 9 feet long, we would recommend an 11 foot hammock stand. However, industry standards are 13 foot hammock and a 15 foot hammock stand. You can add additional chain, but please be careful when sitting in the hammock. The additional chain may cause the hammock to be less stable.
775178
Way too short -- sorry :-( The overall specs on the hammock are "13 feet over all length" which equals 156 inches. Add to that the fact that the hammock is very stretchy and you'd need a little beyond that to keep your butt from dragging on the ground. . . .
2113165
Stretched out flat and straight it measures 12' 3.5" from ring tip to ring tip. I have a 14' plus frame and it works great on that. Hope this helps. It's a great well made hammock.
1736120
My suggestion is to measure the distance across the stand and compare it to the hammock, if you don't have your old hammock . Remember you need include the chain and that it will stretch
1881402
It has been nearly a year since we received the hammock. We don't remember the dimensions of the shipping box. Sorry.
914710
The stand from arm to arm is 9 1/2 feet long. The hammock stretched out flat on the floor is 12 ft long from hook to hook. The fabric part of the hammock is 7 1/2 ft long. When on the stand, I lay in mine lengthwise, and sometimes diagonal when I want to lay on my side or lay a little bit more flat. When camping and using tree straps I love to put it higher in the tree and lay in it sideways and swing it. It's comfortable in all directions!
1300288
The stand can be adjusted to fit 11', mine is a 12'. I have streach the hammock for two person use, but I would not recommend using two hammocks on the same frame. Hope this helps.