Do you actually need to drill some wholes in the walls in order to hang this hammock?
1984622
It depends on your particular situation. You may be able to use 3M hooks that require no drilling or damage to the walls. IF this is a problem for you I would definitely recommend giving the 3M adhesive hooks (the ones with the pull tab for removing) a shot first. Otherwise, use screw in hooks to hit the wall stud and/or drywall anchors such as the tornado anchors that grip really secure. Either of these will, unfortunately, put holes in your wall. It can be repaired pretty easily if say you're renting and have to move out and make sure everything is fixed back for the landlord by using either a calk or drywall mud and putty knife and some carefully tinted paint to touch it up. Didn't mean to get technical but wanted to help you out as much as I could. Good luck.
1984623
You could actually just use Command strips to attach, or even small cup hooks
1984624
Yes. Unless you purchase Command Hooks which use a sticky pad to adhere to the wall. They seem to be pretty reliable and sold at many stores. The hammock comes with screw hooks and drywall anchors. Screw hooks are my preference and, in my opinion, more reliable.
657922
The holes are drilled and the string comes attached. To hang horizontally you would have to drill new holes plus have the 2 existing ones on the top/bottom. Hope that helps!
637407
It has to be screwed into the wall. I screwed it into a door, but it cannot be hung without drilling holes
847572
drill your own holes. depending on how much your going to put in there probably wouldn't hurt to put a anchor in each corner
995603
No, you don't have to use the walls (I only used 2 walls. They come in 4 separate pieces). We anchored the legs into the ground to prevent it from lifting, and if your concerned about wind, you should probably too. This has proven to be a pretty sturdy tent. I am happy with it
1795266
I have mine mounted on dry wall using anchors that screw into the wall. No drilling required. You can get them from Home Depot or lowes. Easy to use.
655419
The hammock does not require hardware to hang. It comes with tree straps that will work for small to mid size trees. For very large trees you may need to purchase the longer straps.
318880
No, you have to have your own hammocks. Just has the hook ups for two hammocks to go inside. It is a very cool product/idea , we use ours often.
1236872
No, but our hammocks came with hooks and we just use them, so we didn't need to get any.
443024
Yes. You need to anchor it using something, even if loading with smaller items.
784653
No. I got wall hangers and hung them on the wall. Very cool. But you'll need to order the feet separately if you need that set up.
246492
Yes, we often assemble ours with only a few side walls and rarely with all of them. The walls secure to the poles with Velcro strips and plastic clips.
1108134
'Hard to remember, but I don't think so...the hanging feature is not so much of a hole through, but more of a slot to slide down onto the anchored screws. The big holes you see are for the watering system. The whole deal is pretty heavy once you get some soil and plants in and then shove it all up til it snaps into the top bracket which is now attached to the wall.
1072986
No, you would need to purchase large hooks, then drill holes and use large washers with nuts to attach the hooks to the frame. Then you would hang the chains or you may need extensions depending on the height of your frame. Have fun, my granddaughters love theirs!
259493
No. You have to screw/drill this into the wall (using your own screws/anchors).
2142783
no , but I would not recommend it it works fine by itself Monkey Hooks are designed to drill their own hole just by twisting and turning against and into the wall...besides you might drill to big of a hole...
102794
Yes. You are supposed to hang a hammock such that the ropes make a 30 degree angle to the ground. This reduces the load on the ropes/straps. Lesser angles can put more weight on the ropes/straps than the total weight of the occupants in the hammock. I recommend a book called "The Ultimate Hang" for about $3 on kindle. I've seen people break 500lb straps using them incorrectly...