I have 16' between two big trees. Will this hammock work?
1289066
If you buy the optional nylon straps then you should be good. We purchased it with the nylon straps and had no complaints. The metal chains it comes with gouged the trees as well
1289067
I just went out to measure and my trees are 16 1/2' apart so I would say yes, that should work fine for you.
1462025
Yes probably will sag. Theres a 15 foot hammock stand that u can buy that fits perfectly
498364
I would get the size that is pictured in the photo. I'm not sure what size it is but it needs to be for a large size hammock because the hammock in the picture is very large. I have a stand and it was too small for this hammock so i had to twist the ends to get it to work without touching the ground when someone is on it. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
1307225
Mine was 12 ft I think, and it's stretched to the max. It's made of criss crossed cords though, which stretch quite a bit, I don't know if fabric behaves the same way.The two diagonal bars actually have some wiggle room so they will move towards each other when the hammock pulls on them.
41093
I am at work but guess the trees are around 12 feet apart. It is a very nice hammock.
2067208
I would recommend using a tarp that's at least 11 ft corner to corner, ie. an 8*8 or a 7*9. You can expect the hammock to be about ~105 inches from one hook to the other when you hang it properly, and you'll want at least 6 inches of coverage past each hook.
1940982
It should fit; however, the good thing about this frame is that you can put extensions on either or both ends so your hammock will sit squarely in the middle. I used about one foot of chain for each end and it works great. The length of chain connects to the frame assembly (end) and to the ring (end) of the hammock. Hope all works out and best wishes.Skip
2168977
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'.
2168979
No, you will need 15-20 feet. Otherwise the hammock will droop to low in the center
71310
I think 15 feet is too long. I just looked and it said it was for 12-13 feet. We have our hammock on our porch and it is less than 11 '. We had to make a knot in each end to get it up off the ground. If you stretched it 15 feet, it would be too high off the ground and would not be comfortable. This is a great hammock and we have used these for many years.
1708045
Yes it will. I forget what the exact weight capacity is but it is a "double hammock" which means 2 adults.
1534218
I also ordered mine for a 12 foot hammock. it was too large also. It appears that this hammock is made exactly 12 feet long which gives no room for stretch. I bet it would fit a 13-16 foot frame.
1128423
I just went outside to check mine for you. It has six holes on each side to adjust for hammock size/height from the ground. The hammock it came with is approximately 11 feet including the ropes. I have mine set to the second hole on each side. The sixth and last hole is approximately sixteen inches lower than the second hole. I suppose that means you could have about 32 more inches of hammock and it would hang about as high as mine does (it's fairly close to the ground). Hope that helps!
996386
Should not be a problem. This is a large Hammock with enough adjustments to fit your needs.
1736120
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
144341
Should work. The hammock has chains attached allowing for variuos support widths
1048395
Yes, it would work fine, it's a nice hammock. We purchased the sort hanging straps so to protect the tree and it allows us to take it with us camping etc. Also easy to leave the straps and hooks up and disconnect in case of rain or if you are afraid of sap getting on it.