How much overall length do you need to hang this hammock?
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14' 5" to 16' to look proper. 15' is optimal. 14 feet would be a little too short.
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Hi, Thank you for your interest in our products. The Hammock is 12.5ft long and 4.7ft wide. Please let me know should you have any other questions. I will be happy to assist you. Best, Josefina Hammock Boutique
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I hang my hammock between trees and adjust the length by using a heavy duty rope - it works fine.
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U will need at least 15'. 20 would be better. This is a very large hammock.
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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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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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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'm 5'7" 200 lbs, I had more than enough room! I do not confined in the least bit. I hope that helps, thats the best I can do. Their website does have the actual measurements. I researched a lot and everyone says, it's the Cadillac of Hammocks!
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I also agree with Erin with 6 ft. You will want enough room for swinging in any direction. I have mine hanging from a C stand, but wish I had a tree to hang it from.
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I used a 6x8, but in hind sight it wasn't long enough. It should be at least 10 feet long. The hammock length from ring to ring is around 7-8 ft. This hammock is nylon and not porous. Any water that hits the ends will funnel right down to you. I didn't get rained on, but I would have likely ended with a wet rear end had it rained.
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I strapped mine to two trees but I'm guessing a 7ft stand that holds at least 450lbs like the hammock. Hope that helps
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The hammock that came with the stand is approx 9 feet 8 inches. We also had our own Hammmock that my husband brought back from the Dominican republic but he actually like this Hammmock better.
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The stand is 15 feet long. A typical hammock for this stand is 12-13 feet long and comes with a set of chains to make it 15 feet.
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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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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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I recommend about 9-10 ft. 11.5 ft will result in the hammock being too taught. When unoccupied, the hammock should look like a crescent. Being inside the hammock will stretch it out. When in the hammock you're going to want to shift yourself about 15 degrees from center, left or right, to get just the right tension.
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60" (5 feet). As long as they don't weigh more than 250lbs, the answer is -- as many as you can hang on a 5' hanger.