Can these be utilized to provide a safe attachment point between a ceiling beam and a yoga hammock?
1095589
Absolutely! These slings can hold 4945 lbs. They would definitely be safe in the use of suspending a hammock.
1095590
Absolutely, these are meant for holding a fall while rock/ice climbing. There is no falling impact involved in a yoga hammock, so these should do the job. highly recommend using climbing carabiners for attachment (NOT plastic clips).
965905
I would say no, look for the size and spring amount needed. This would cause added tension in some areas and not enough in others.
1049692
I would say no. You will not be able to reach the securement screws if you bury the sides in drywall. If you are able to overcome that issue I would note that these bulbs are very hot when on for a short period of time and I would suggest shielding the ceiling drywall if you are going to raise the unit any closer to the ceiling. I would just use it as it is honestly.
772253
Absolutely will work, ours is attached to a large screw eye in our ceiling joist. I found we were happier when the screw eye was close to a basement wall. With it close to the wall you can put your feet against the wall for some exercises.
1863745
Yes you could do that. They are attached by allen wrench, unrelated to the structure. The holes where the arms should go would be visible though.
23446
If the hammock you are trying to use has some kind of clip on either end rather than just a string of some sort, then yes! Absolutely, and I HIGHLY recommend these "Atlas straps" over the regular "Sap straps" as well. They make the whole process much easier and more convenient.
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Should work. Just make sure to install correctly so the ropes don't get crossed or tangle. you'll also want to adjust the straps to allow the ropes with the knots as close to the cover as possible. This allows the lid to be raised close to the ceiling giving more clearance below.
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Hi Nina, I have not tried to use it for these Iyengar yoga ropes, but I looked up your ropes and its purpose. I do not think the ultra anchors will work for that purpose. They are very strong and reinforced and you can attach any type of resistance band for the purpose of similating any workout you can do in a gym with nautilus equipment, but not to hold up a body. There would be too much risk of the material to stretch or sag. It would not matter for strength training but I am doubtful of holding body weight and doing yoga exercises while holding body weight. Again, I don't own any yoga ropes so I am not an expert. Amazon pushed me a note to answer your question since I own one of these.
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Oh no don't hurt your trees! They sell these straps that you can use to secure the hammock with no pain to the tree. They were crazy cheap like $15 and work great, you can get them from Amazon too.
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Probably not. It screws into the ceiling so it will need to anchor to something.
1955950
I would suggest putting up a seperate support beam to hang a ceiling fan from.
894344
I use a sturdy support beam in my basement. I'm willing to bet there's ceiling mounts you can get in the event you don't have a beam strong enough
1022339
Shouldnt be a problem. The 4 vertical bars are predrilled every two inches for inserting bolts to the ceiling anchors.
1307959
Not sure...it does create air circulation when pointer up towards the ceiling, but I don.t know if it would be strong enough. Probably worth a try.
786245
We have beams in our living room so we hung it from that. But, I have also hung it in doorways. Anything secure enough to support the weight! It is a wonderful way for kids to exercise!
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Whomever, No, you do not have to use a spreader bar with the 3-beam frame. A net type hammock will work fine. Wrex
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Hi - We had a support beam put in our ceiling and used 10" 'i" bolts. Then we went to REI and got mountain climber clips. Because I teach I had to ensure safety of my clients and be able to accommodate a multiple of weights. Ours currently can support up to 48K pounds - not that I expect a client that heavy LOL - the weight capacity just added up to that with all the measures we took. I can imagine that if the use is for just an average weight person, in their own home that if you have a secure ceiling beam (you'll have to be able to verify through your roof and/or attic) you could just 'i' hooks into the beam with straps through the "i" hook to accommodate your weight. This may all sound complicated - but I can assure you that you will LOVE this inverted sling! I have so much fun on it all by myself that my husband's new nickname for me is "Monkey"... Enjoy!