My hammock is 13 feet 4 inches without S hooks or chains - will this work for it?
1547823
Not really sure of the specs to determine whether it will or not. Suggest getting on Castaway website. I can tell you I am very pleased with the quality and durability.
1547824
You can adjust almost any hammock to fit comfortably within the frame by using two "ess" hooks and the desired amount of chain. By adjust, I mean not just that the hammock connects to both ends of the frame, but as important that it is off the ground and slack enough to rest/sleep comfortably in. Sorry about ending with a preposition and best wishes.
731060
We found both narrow and wide rope tied hammocks to fit both of our frames on Amazon. We had to retie one because it sagged to low. It wasn't hard to do. Used both hammocks all summer.
682306
It is about 15" long. You will need to buy a small piece of chain and a ring-hoop to attach the chain to the hammock (I bought mine at home depot for a few bucks). It will also allow you to adjust the tightness to fit your needs!
483428
Looks like the hammock needs to be between 13' to 15' in length to accommodate the length of the stand. Your hammock will be shorter than the frame. Either the hammock or the stand should have come with two short lengths about 8 inches long so you can adjust the length to kit you needs.
109530
My Hammock stand measures 13.5' from welded hook to hook. The chain hooks are 11.5' apart for it to hang above ground a bit when occupied. From there you should be able to figure out your needs. 11.5' stretch is minimum to keep loaded hammock from dragging the ground.
1886709
I use a hammock stand which has a chain with hooks to hook the hammock to the stand. It's adjustable to whatever height you want it to be.
1650585
My stand is 11 ft 10 in long. I had to wrap the chain around once on each end and then hook them to get the hammock off the ground to proper height. My wife loves the color red so she says it's perfect, but 10 ft 10 in long I am not sure if that will work?
1534218
I also ordered mine for a 12 foot hammock. it was too large also. It appears that this hammock is made exactly 12 feet long which gives no room for stretch. I bet it would fit a 13-16 foot frame.
1462025
Yes probably will sag. Theres a 15 foot hammock stand that u can buy that fits perfectly
2168980
U will need at least 15'. 20 would be better. This is a very large hammock.
1003491
I'm not sure Ryan it will depend on how tall the frame is. The hammock swing is big. However mine is hanging from the ceiling of my porch and a little high off the floor I have to get on my toes to get in but it had to be that way because of the spring it is attached to. If you are using a C frame you probably will not need the additional hardware. I'm sorry I'm not much help. I really live my swing and I am very pleased the the size. I purchased a large pillow set that went to a big outdoor chair (seat and back cushion) and it works really well. I hope I have been a little helpful. Also putting the cushions in helps take up the length as well. Happy swinging!! I'm not sure Ryan it will depend on how tall the frame is. The hammock swing is big. However mine is hanging from the ceiling of my porch and a little high off the floor I have to get on my toes to get in but it had to be that way because of the spring it is attached to. If you are using a C frame you probably will not need the additional hardware. I'm sorry I'm not much help. I really live my swing and I am very pleased the the size. I purchased a large pillow set that went to a big outdoor chair (seat and back cushion) and it works really well. I hope I have been a little helpful. Also... » Read More I'm not sure Ryan it will depend on how tall the frame is. The hammock swing is big. However mine is hanging from the ceiling of my porch and a little high off the floor I have to get on my toes to get in but it had to be that way because of the spring it is attached to. If you are using a C frame you probably will not need the additional hardware. I'm sorry I'm not much help. I really live my swing and I am very pleased the the size. I purchased a large pillow set that went to a big outdoor chair (seat and back cushion) and it works really well. I hope I have been a little helpful. Also putting the cushions in helps take up the length as well. Happy swinging!! « Show Less
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I just went outside to check mine for you. It has six holes on each side to adjust for hammock size/height from the ground. The hammock it came with is approximately 11 feet including the ropes. I have mine set to the second hole on each side. The sixth and last hole is approximately sixteen inches lower than the second hole. I suppose that means you could have about 32 more inches of hammock and it would hang about as high as mine does (it's fairly close to the ground). Hope that helps!
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yes, 13' without the chains. Each chain is approximately 12", so 2 feet of total chain. Also fyi, the fabric length, which is really the part you will be laying on, is 79". I just measured it with a tape measure, so not eyeballing or making guesses. I am 6'3" and fit perfectly in it. I recommend a pillow ofcourse. Oh its a great hammock by the way.
144341
Should work. The hammock has chains attached allowing for variuos support widths
1940982
It should fit; however, the good thing about this frame is that you can put extensions on either or both ends so your hammock will sit squarely in the middle. I used about one foot of chain for each end and it works great. The length of chain connects to the frame assembly (end) and to the ring (end) of the hammock. Hope all works out and best wishes.Skip
1051187
I have a stand that holds hammocks that are 13 feet and this fits perfectly I have had the hammock up all season rain or shine and it has held its beauty just like the first day out of the box.
722589
My hammock swing or this hook came with a chain (I can't remember which, but it was not mentioned in the product description). You can use the swing with just the hook, or adjust the height with the chain. It's very easy to use and adjust.