Will this hammock work with two 4" x 4" posts 15 feet apart? Last two hammocks had the posts 15' apart &amp; had an overall length of 12', this one is 10'
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The hammock attaches with chain, adjust the length of the chain to suit your needs. It will be very near to the ground if you are using 4' posts.
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I just measured mine, and it appears that it could work for a post up to 19" around (allowing for it to double back to secure velcro).
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My hammock measures 155 inches from ring to ring. I'm pretty sure it wouldn't fit in your frame.
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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.
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I agree with the others about setting posts further than the 12ft. I have chains attached to the house, about 1ft and then my posts are 14ft from the house also with some short chains. Rope is included with the shade to adjust to the correct distance, so my thoughts would be 14-15ft.
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My Trees sit apart at 12'4'', However I have about 14 inch in length straps from the hammock Mounting hardware to the tree itself, if you can close that distance I imagine you won't have a problem. In other words the hammock should fit just fine.
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I think 9 feet is not long enough for a double. it's a great hammock btw. GREAT quality.
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On the one I purchased, the posts are 4 ft apart; the support post adjusts from 4-6 feet in height.
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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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Hello The ideal distance to hang the hammock is 1.8 meters from the groundAbout the distance between the posts, trees, walls must be minimum 12 feetYou can use any nylon Rope or Straps to extend the hammock in larger distancesIf you need more assistance Please contact us againThe Hammocks Rada Team
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My Colombian hammock is 11 ft. from end to end and it fits perfectly. The actual cloth part is only 7.5 feet, though. I have about 13 inches on each end over the U shaped holders that is attached to the hooks underneath. There are lots of adjustments for attaching the ends. How long is the actual cloth part of your hammock? I think I could help you better if I knew that.
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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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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
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We found both narrow and wide rope tied hammocks to fit both of our frames on Amazon. We had to retie one because it sagged to low. It wasn't hard to do. Used both hammocks all summer.
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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.
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It depends on the height that you have it. I hung mine in my room. The anchor points are 7 feet from ground, the d distance between points are about 14 feet but the hammock is about 12 feet. At about a 30 degree angle I sit a bit over 18 inches from floor. If you use a 15 foot distance stand out may be really close to the ground and another comment I read said something along those lines. I sleep in my jumbo hammock every day and am thinking of getting another for camping. Good luck and happy swinging!
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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.