Would this hammock work with my 2 trees that are exactly 9'-0" (clear) apart?
1048394
The hammock is about 6 ft with about 2 ft webbing on each end, so I think this hammock would be to large for a 9 ft spacing.
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.
690167
As it turns out 9' is the distance I mounted mine at. So It should work for you.
1998769
I think so. The ends where the hammock would hook into are quite high off the ground.
62524
Usually the longer hammocks have stabilizer bars on each end. If yours has stabilizer bars (like the popular Pawley's Island Rope Hammock) it will not work on this stand. If it does not have stabilizer bars, the other two answers I see here are right on target.
238655
I bought the frame from Hatteras Hammocks that works with that swing and canopy. The crossbar at the top of the frame would need to be at least 80 inches from the ground (that's what my frame measures) because the chains attached to the swing are preset in length. Hope this helps. I love my swing.
41342
Well, in the product description it says 6' to 9', so I'm guessing no. You would have to add a block of something in between to make it work.
2238515
Not really sure. The fabrics may, but my impression is that when you sit on it, the ropes elongate and the bottom of the hammock goes too close to the floor, at least using the metallic structure that I'm using.
2058532
I hang my hammock between trees and adjust the length by using a heavy duty rope - it works fine.
1042591
This stand works great with both of my 10' and 12' hammocks. If your hammock came with an extender chain it will help with finding the right height for you. On the down side, rust does develope so be sure to give your stand a spray with some kind of protectant against the elements. I hope this helped you, and enjoy your hammock.
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
951816
If the hooks are like the "Vivere Universal Space Saving Steel Hammock Stand, 9 feet," and positioned at an appropriate distance apart, then you should not need anything else because the ends of the hammock have metal eyes that go onto the hooks and protect the supporting hammock ropes from chafing. You might need something else to bridge the distance, such as carabiners, chain, or rope if the trees are too far apart. If the trees are too close, you might try using something to cradle the rope ends on their way to the hooks (for example, a low branch), similar to how the universal stand cradles the rope ends on their way to the hook. If the hooks are like the "Vivere Universal Space Saving Steel Hammock Stand, 9 feet," and positioned at an appropriate distance apart, then you should not need anything else because the ends of the hammock have metal eyes that go onto the hooks and protect the supporting hammock ropes from chafing. You might need something else to bridge the distance, such as carabiners, chain, or rope if the trees are too far apart. If the trees are too close, you might try using something to cradle the rope ends on their way to the hooks (for example, a low branch), similar to how the universal... » Read More If the hooks are like the "Vivere Universal Space Saving Steel Hammock Stand, 9 feet," and positioned at an appropriate distance apart, then you should not need anything else because the ends of the hammock have metal eyes that go onto the hooks and protect the supporting hammock ropes from chafing. You might need something else to bridge the distance, such as carabiners, chain, or rope if the trees are too far apart. If the trees are too close, you might try using something to cradle the rope ends on their way to the hooks (for example, a low branch), similar to how the universal stand cradles the rope ends on their way to the hook. « Show Less
1926026
The length of the stand from hook to hook is 9' 5". It may fit a little tight, but I don't know how much "stretch" you would have in your hammock.
1427091
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.
936284
No, unfortunately, they are 5 inches apart. We hung ours on a tree, like in the photo.
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!
360012
It wouldn't work too well with spreader bar hammocks. The max dozer is hard to gauge. I have a vivre double hammock that I bought off of amazon. You could technically put a bigger one on. I wouldn't recommend much bigger than that though.
1435413
Not really. If you go that small, you would actually be using part of the hammock to attach it, rather than the ends. It might work, but I do not think it would be very comfortable.