Can I post this Hammock between two trees that are only 10 feet apart?
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The hammock is 160" from the edge of one hanging ring to the edge of the other ring, so roughly 13 1/3 ft w/out figuring in the "S" hooks used in each hanging ring. You could mount the hammock high enough to keep it from touching the ground, but I wouldn't think it to be very comfortable w/ so much sag.
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Yes, my hammock is between 2 trees 11 ft. apart. My husband uses slings which are used to lift heavy equipment with shackles.
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I wouldn't because the head and foot would have to be put to high on the tree. The middle would sag to much and would not be comfortable. Mine is about 14 feet and it is perfect
842701
Not sure Todd I put mine under our deck but even then I just bought some strong chains to make it where I needed it to be. It works perfect. I didn't want to use a stand.
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yes you will have to use s hooks and possibly buy new chain but very inexpensive. great purchase
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You could also wrap the cable around the tree, of course the diameter of the tree could determine how well that works. That's what we did camping, when I didn't have tools to adjust the length.
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This may be a stupid question: Will it fit between two post, that are 11' apart? I had an old hammock that used to fit between these posts, but unsure if this one will. Thanks.
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Each of the two ropes are two inches shy of ten feet. Since you must double each rope to hang the hammock, you have a bit less than five feet of rope on each end to work with. I would totally use the backpacking friendly ropes provided to suspend my hammock IF they had just been 3 or 4 feet longer each. As it is, I opted just to use my extra pair of unfortunately heavy Atlas Straps to suspend it instead, because I don't like being limited to using medium thickness trees that are only ten feet apart.
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I think so. The ends where the hammock would hook into are quite high off the ground.
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We use an Eno two-person hammock and it works great. Should work with an 11 foot hammock, just need to add a longer chain.
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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
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I wish I could find one. I have the hammock and nowhere to use it. Good luck.
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Not sure. I know the hammock is really long, so I would be doubtful it would work with a stand. It also relaxes quite a bit, making it longer. We wound up stringing it between 2 trees... and then had find 2 other trees that were farther apart as the hammock relaxed with use. However, I will say I have been very satisfied with this hammock. We left it out all last summer (rain or shine) and it still looks great. The ropes are also soft.
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The actual wooden stand is 14' long, so unless you can add a small chain to both sides of your hammock, it will not fit.
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The hammock measures 13 feet from end to end when stretched out. So anything longer than 13 feet will work.
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Yes. That should be sufficient. If you find it needs a bit more room, you can always hang it higher. I'm pretty sure the space where we hang our hammock isn't even 10'.
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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
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I have a two person hammock on there and it works perfectly! I'm not sure what size hammock I have on there, but I actually had to knot the ends to shorten it on the frame, so I assume 11' would work.
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No, you will need 15-20 feet. Otherwise the hammock will droop to low in the center
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I bought the hammock as a gift for my son and have forwarded him your question. Hopefully he will answer soon.
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My hammock has the support hooks 140" apart. If you measure your frame and the end hooks are more than 140" (11'8") apart, it'll workThe Amazon hammock comes with about 12" of chain if the frame is longer than 140"