I have a balcony thats 6ft wide 13 feet long can I put this hammock on on two walls that are parallel with screws?
1984783
No, it is not long enough. I did however use the rope and some carbiner rings to make it work.
2067207
well the hammock itself "Measures 9.5 feet long by 4.5 feet wide ". I would say anything bigger than that. Keep in mind that it has about 6" cord for the hook on BOTH sides, that adds a foot to the length.
1451310
You would have to lengthen any chain you have for it. It is 180 inches from "hook to hook". I am using 20 inches of chain at each end for my Pawley Island 17' double and slack it up about 6-10 inches as it stretches out from storage. That said it would work for the 12' hammock but you need 180-144 = 36/s 18 inches of chain split between the two ends. I would go with 20 inches of chain to be safe. You can always hook farther up the chain, but can't hook to "air" :)
2284831
It's ideal to have the same size, but probably difficult to find the exact size tarp. I think you can hang extra 6feet on one side or hang 3 feet width evenly for two sides, but this is not so secure against the strong wind. If I were you, I will shorten the 16 feet width to 10 feet width by folding( sewing, etc.)in the middle. So you can still use the ready-made holes to tie down to the frame securely for wind protection.
2150334
Depends on where your trying to hang this. Unless your trying to hang this indoors off 2 walls then no. You can wrap any kind of cordage around a tree, post, etc. and create a permanent or temporary fixed loop that acts as an 'anchor point'. The hooks from the hammock will attach to those points. I'd recommend a 'slip knot' if your not going to replace the hooks with carabiners. It's hard to get them off (not impossible) but you won't have to worry about the hooks coming loose from your anchor points.
560537
I think so. Not familiar with that stand and how high the connection points are above the ground, so it's hard to say. However, this hammock does not stretch as much as others, so there's a good chance it will work.
2279290
It's a fairly small hammock. I'm sure you "could" but it'd be a small square!
914713
You can definitely use this lengthwise, but the most comfortable way to lay on a hammock is at a diagonal -- this provides great support and will let you sleep or rest comfortably.
1051186
I do not use a stand for my hammock... I love it so much I built it a covered deck! I hangs between two 6x6 supporting posts on opposite sides of the deck. They are 12 foot apart. (I bought a set of "hammock tree straps" from Amazon to hang it from the posts.) The cotton rope that comprises the hammock does stretch, though, so for the 12 foot distance to work, it has to hang pretty high - about 6 foot with the hammock straps - to keep the center of the hammock high enough off the ground that it is easy to get in and out of. However you hang it, though, GET THIS HAMMOCK!!! You will never be sorry! I do not use a stand for my hammock... I love it so much I built it a covered deck! I hangs between two 6x6 supporting posts on opposite sides of the deck. They are 12 foot apart. (I bought a set of "hammock tree straps" from Amazon to hang it from the posts.) The cotton rope that comprises the hammock does stretch, though, so for the 12 foot distance to work, it has to hang pretty high - about 6 foot with the hammock straps - to keep the center of the hammock high enough off the ground that it is easy to get in and out of. However you hang it, though, GET THIS HAMMOCK!!! You will... » Read More I do not use a stand for my hammock... I love it so much I built it a covered deck! I hangs between two 6x6 supporting posts on opposite sides of the deck. They are 12 foot apart. (I bought a set of "hammock tree straps" from Amazon to hang it from the posts.) The cotton rope that comprises the hammock does stretch, though, so for the 12 foot distance to work, it has to hang pretty high - about 6 foot with the hammock straps - to keep the center of the hammock high enough off the ground that it is easy to get in and out of. However you hang it, though, GET THIS HAMMOCK!!! You will never be sorry! « Show Less
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I think you could probably make it work- I don't remember how far apart our trees were when we used this hammock, as we've moved since and no longer have a place for a hammock :-(.
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Hello The ideal distance to hang the hammock is 1.8 meters from the ground About the distance between the posts, trees, walls must be minimum 12 feet You can use any nylon Rope or Straps to extend the hammock in larger distances If you need more assistance Please contact us again The Hammocks Rada Team
725350
Yes.... I'm 6' and there's more than a foot of space on each end still... Great hammock been using it every day camping out in hawaii for 10 months now and it's still holding up!... Great buy for the money!
2168980
U will need at least 15'. 20 would be better. This is a very large hammock.
91118
Hi, since the distance from the two top opposing anchors (where the chain/hooks tie into the frame and connect the hammock), I would assume that it will. My own hammock is about nine feet, so I had to purchase lengths of chain to reach the anchoring points. Hope this helps and best wishes.Aloha.
1528692
I have toe hammocks, one small and one large. When I put the small one I have to tie rope in each end. You can extend your hammock like that, adding rope. However, it works better with my long hammock. Hope it works out!
1498912
I am going to guess no. Check the Hennessy web page for options. They sell several longer hammocks.
91117
Hi, since the distance from the two top opposing anchors (where the chain/hooks tie into the frame and connect the hammock), I would assume that it will. My own hammock is about nine feet, so I had to purchase lengths of chain to reach the anchoring points. Hope this helps and best wishes. Aloha.