Would this work with a stand? If so any suggestions on a stand that would go well with it?
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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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It does have strong rings and a couple feet of heavy chain on both ends, but it seems like it would require a very large stand (in all ways - height, length and width). We have ours attached to a tree and patio pillar, and it spans a good 10 feet (hung directly from the rings) and is hung about 5-1/2 - 6 feet high so as not to get too low to the ground when someone gets in it. It is a double size, so it's a big hammock, but very comfy and sturdy. Hope that helps.
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I think the stand should be fine with your tv, I got 50'' flat one it matches perfectly . The stand is just simply elegant, and holds my tv well. Love it!
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Which Stand did you end up buying? I am looking for decent one that is compatible with this kit. I would greatly appreciate your input.
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It definitely doesn't work on a simple stand. I purchased a large pro studio boom to hold it. It is setup in my bedroom studio however.
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I am currently using it with a boom stand and it works pretty well. It's a bit heavy- I also have a pop filter attached to the front when I do that. I have the stand sticking almost straight up- tilted just a bit to account for the weight on the backside. When locked, it seems sturdy enough to hold. Just in case it starts to tip, I've been sticking a chair behind it. Hasn't happened yet, and I'm not sure how much help it would be if it did. Anyway- boom stand would probably work for short periods if yours is sturdy. Stewart's idea sounds better though. I may try that one at some point.
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If you didn't attach the stand then I supposse you could. It doesn't have attachments for that though, because it is meant to be standing. There are some cheaper ones on here specifically for wall mounting! Good luck!
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The top of the stand is approximatly 65" so it should work fine and the weight should be no problem Hope you enjoy.Very happy with the purchase here.
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I would highly suggest putting a weight on this stand. And, yes, it would be an additional purchase unless you already have weight plates. I suggest smaller diameter plates so they do not get in the way of your kicks.
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It would probably work, but be aware of the width of the stand, it is only 14 inches.
867325
As long as you have a good stand.... that thing worked perfectly for me... but i have a nice stand that holds evething nicely... you cannot expect to put that on a 5 dollar cheap stand
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I don't see why not. It was not designed to serve as a stand but it is flat on top and of sturdy construction. However, you did not indicate what size display you intended to put on top. My 55" would not be the best idea, but my 32" would work out fine. There shouldn't be too much vibration but consider a foam or rubber pad between them if there is no cushion on the bottom of the stand.
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I did not notice a stand that you could purchase to go with the swing. I would be cautious using a swing stand for it, it should be secured at the base to the floor or ground if outside, there could be a potential for it to tip over.
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go here.....http://www.amazon.com/review/R20BA6TZ0F2SX/ref=cm_cr_rdp_permI bought the stand mentioned and it works great.
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I think I have a 30" that fits perfectly so if I may suggest you get a slightly larger stand although it may fit
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Hmmm... I'm thinking that this amp stand may be a little big for that job. Maybe look up "Studio Monitor Stand".
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Hi, it doesn't come with a stand. Make sure the ankles are positioned in a way where the feet are level/flat with the surface.
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I have never used it as a stand. Just tried it though and yes it does work as a stand.