The
'All Weather' Hammock Recliner Chair is designed for outdoor living and comes with a 5-year Guarantee - fully weather resistant against mildew and rot. The Hammock netting is woven with the best quality soft-spun fibre for comfort, strength and durability.
The neutral gravity reclining position relieves the body of accumulated stress - see Benefits below.
Our Hammocks are 'custom made' by the Maya Indians of Central America. Adult artisans in a cottage industry environment hand-craft our hammocks to our fibre and colour specification using a traditional weaving technique.
Sustainable NZ Lawson Cypress timber is used for
the spreader-bar. A marine grade '316' stainless
swivel-snap provides a convenient single
point suspension for easy locating - supplied
with sufficient polyester rope to suspend from a height
of 2.4 metres.
Getting into and out of your
Hammock Recliner without the Comfort Cushion
- see Care & Handling
Load Limit: 180 kilo
THERAPEUTIC BENEFITS
The
Hammock Recliner is safe to sit
in and safe to exit without
embarrassment.
The Hammock netting has a soft silky feel and expands to fit everybody - customised comfort provides perfect back and lumbar support with no pressure points.
The Hammock offers therapeutic relief from accumulated body stress, muscular tension and back pain discomfort.
The
Hammock conforms and supports the spines'
natural curvature together with the back's
muscular system to promote a feeling of
relaxed personal wellbeing.
The gentle rocking motion combined with the feeling of being cradled in a web of supportive strings is reminiscent of a mothers arms.
A great place for " time out " to read or dream those cares away.
WARNING - The Hammock Recliner must not be used as a swing by children. Babies must never be left unattended in any hammock. Play it safe
Luxurious Hammock Chairs
5 year Outdoor Guarantee
from Hammock World
Above Right - Picture Perfect: Seamus Harrison's picture of son Maz sleeping peacefully in a hammock under a jury-rigged umbrella won the family first prize in the NZ Herald's summer photo competition.
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