Welcome to Our Hammock Hanging Guide

We can't wait for you to kick back and relax in our incredibly comfy Hammocks!

How can I hang my hammock?

Where do you want to relax?

It’s simple: choose a place you want to hang out and we’ll show you how you can hang your hammock there.

The traditional way to kick back in your hammock.

Choose Anchors: Select two sturdy trees, at least 12 inches in diameter and approx 12-20 feet apart.
l Install Straps: Wrap the tree straps around each trunk at chest-height (approx. 5-5.5 ft), which can protect the trees and prevent slipping.
l Attach Hammock: Connect the hammock's end chain securely to the loops on the tree straps with carabiners.
l Adjust & Sag: Fine-tune the strap height so the hammock has about 18-20 inches of ground clearance and a 30-degree sag for comfort.
l Final Check: Ensure all straps are flat and untwisted, and that all connections are tight.

This setup works if you have a suitable tree (approximately 12-20 feet away) next to your wall or porch.

Decide where you want your hammock. A hanging height of 18-20 inches off the ground is recommended for optimal comfort.
Drill a hook into a wall or secure a strap around a sturdy porch post.
Attach a strap around the tree trunk.
Connect your hammock to both anchor points using a knot or carabiner. Enjoy!

Take your hammock chair to the next level!

Look for an ideal tree.
Choose a perfect and strong branch.
Wrap a tree strap securely around the branch. A hanging height of 18-20 inches off the ground is recommended for optimal comfort.
Attach your hammock chair to the tree strap using a knot or carabiner.

Hanging Your Hammock On An Overhead Beam

Find Your Spot: Choose the perfect location on sturdy a beam.
Secure the Anchors: Wrap two straps securely around each side of the beam.
Hang & Connect: Attach your hammock ends to the anchors using a reliable carabiner.
Settle into Bliss: Step in, lean back, and enjoy your new relaxation nook.

Before You Start: Ensure you have two strong, load-bearing walls that can support at least 550lbs.

You Will Need: Eye bolts (or wall anchors/ceiling fixings), a drill, screwdriver, and carabiners.

Measure & Mark: Based on your hammock length (typically 9-13 ft end-to-end), measure and mark the two fixing points on the walls.
Drill & Install: At each mark, drill pilot holes and securely install the eye bolts or heavy-duty wall anchors into brick, concrete, or solid timber.
Attach & Adjust: Connect your hammock directly to the eye bolts using carabiners. If needed, add ropes or straps between the hammock and the anchors to fine-tune the height and sag until it forms a comfortable, deep curve.
Test Gently: Always apply gradual weight to test stability before fully relaxing.
Step in, lean back, and enjoy it.

You Will Need: A sturdy ceiling hook or hanging kit, a drill, stud finder and a step ladder.

Check Space & Locate Support. Minimum Clearance from Obstacles: 30 inches (76 cm). Minimum Hanging Height: 80 inches (203 cm)
Follow the specific instructions to install the mounting hardware
Test Gently: Always apply gradual weight to test stability before fully relaxing.
Step in, lean back, and enjoy it.

What you need

Select a hammock from our website which you like.
You can then choose a compatible stand which will show on each product.
Alternatively you can look at our compatibility table.
Once everything arrives, build or unfold the stand according to the instructions
Hook the hammock loops onto the stand arms.
Adjust chains or fixings until the curve looks comfortable.

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