Should I buy tree straps to hangs and carbiners to hang this hammock?
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If you do not have Nylon Rope or you can not get it...the Straps will be a very functional accesorie to hang around the treesRegardsThe Hammocks Rada Team
1965409
The best thing to do is buy a pull up bar that uses a door frame, and use the bar to hang the straps. A tree branch would also work, assuming it were sturdy enough.
1057411
Nope, no straps. It is exactly what is in the picture. The end of the hammock has about a 1ft rope with a heavy duty carabiner on the end. You must buy straps or rope separately to attach it to the tree.
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The string has to be wrapped around the tree once all the way around. Then around again but through the loop on the hammock. Then you have to hand tie a knot. A good alternative is buying specific ropes or bungees for hanging hammocks if you are still unable to hang it.
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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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Mine came with the heavy-duty metal chain and clasp things (not sure what they're called, they are meant to hook and lock onto an attached metal fixture on the hammock base), but no straps. Hope that helps! - KB
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I have got mine between 2 trees which are around 13 feet apart. With the attached chain links and tree hanging straps Algoma 7800 Hammock Tree Hanging Straps there is room to even extend it by another 2-3 feet. So you should be good.
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I bought a pair of wide hammock tree straps with heavy duty velcro that fit through the loops and wrap around the tree. Really secure, doesn't harm the tree. Also easy to undo when we want to take it to the beach.
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it does not have suspension straps or ropes. You can make these yourself if you have some rope. Use something that can support about 200 pounds or more. I have used something like boot laces even doubled over. If you want to get something fancy like wide straps that wont "hurt" the tree bark you should be able to find these here on amazon.
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The strap design to be strong and safe for hanging a hammock to the tree. you have to the strap separately online.
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We bought a tree swing hanging kit for $46. It included two 3' straps and hardware. It made hanging the swing a lot easier and will be gentler on the tree limb. :)
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Although I believe it rated for 200 lbs each, this is not the best way to hang a hammock. U want a heavy duty hook on both sides of the hammock well anchored into a wall or tree.
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I think it depends on where you are going to hang it. We have ours in a tree so I purchased heavy duty straps to go around the limb and hung from those with a swivel hook. Hope this helps.
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The slap straps are the easiest because all you have to do is loop around tree and slide one end in the hole. Then there are several built in loops so you can adjust how tight you need to pull your hammock. The ONLY downside and it isn't a huge one is that these straps will "give" a little, especially if you plan on sleeping overnight in your hammock, you may find your butt close to the ground. But, you can fix that by placing the loops pretty high on the tree.
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The answer depends on how far apart the trees are. You will get about a foot of chain with a screw anchor that comes with the hammock. What I did was utilize two separate sections of chain wrapped around each tree secured with a bold to form a loop around the tree. Then extend the separate sections of chain to each end of the hammock hook and just hook into the tree chains at your desired distance. Buy the sections of chain based on how far it is between the trees. I found rope was not satisfactory as it stretched.
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Mine came with s-hooks and a small amount of cord. The cord provided was not for tying the hammock to trees but was part of the s-hook system.
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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.