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Hanging A Hammock Recliner
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How to Hang a Hammock Recliner Correctly
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| The Hammock Recliner can be hung from any overhead beam or tree limb - the required height is 2.4 metres. If the beam or tree limb is higher than 2.4 metres, a rope or chain can be used and adjusted to suspend the Hammock Recliner. If the height available is less than the required 2.4 metres, the spreader bar rope can be shortened to adjust the hammock seat to a convenient distance off the ground. This is normally knee height. |
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The spreader bar knot is a non-slip 'easy to undo' knot, which can always be retied.
To adjust - shorten the rope at one end only. Loosen the knot and pull the rope through until the correct length is obtained, then retie the knot. When retying the knot, it is important to always leave a 4cm rope tail for safety - cut off the surplus rope then burn and seal the rope end.
Finally, readjust the snap link, so the spreader bar is always suspended horizontally. |
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Spreader Bar knot |
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Swivel Snap connection |
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| The Hammock Loop Attachment |
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When connecting the hammock 'loops' on to
the ends of the spreader bar, the rope knot must always be
positioned on the outside of the loop. This will 'lock' the
Hammock Recliner on to the spreader bar. To achieve this
it may first be necessary to pull the rope knot to obtain
some slack rope. The knot can now be passed through the hammock
loop before sliding the loop onto the bar end - the rope
can now be retensioned.
The spreader bar must always suspend horizontally when the Hammock Recliner
is being used - the rope bend at the swivel snap can always be readjusted
to level the spreader bar. |
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Above: A
handy repair knot
Left: To attach Hammock
Recliner to spreader bar |
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Conveniently Portable |
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Hang from
any strong tree or sturdy overhead beam. The Hammock
Recliner can be relocated according to your mood. A
unique feature is the single point suspension, requiring
minimal hanging space.
Just follow the sun in winter , the shade in summer or your mood anytime
to your favourite "CHILL OUT " location. |
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| Hanging Mayan Hammocks |
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Our Traditional Hammocks are supplied with attachment ropes, which offer plenty of scope for adjustment. Mayan Hammocks are designed to hang loose between hanging points - these hammocks are not intended to be pulled tight like a trampoline!.
The ideal distance between the two hanging points is approximately 13 feet (4 meters) at a hanging height of 5 feet (1.5 meter). If the distance between to two hanging points is greater than 13 feet (4 meters), the hanging height will need to increase by a ratio of 2 : 1. This means that when the horizontal distance increases by 2 ft (600 cms) the height will need to increase by approximately 1ft (300 cms).
If the distance between the two hanging points is less than 11 1/2 feet (3.5 meters) the Mayan Hammocks will hang in a U shape. This is the traditional way hammocks are used by the Indigenous Peoples of Central and South America. To avoid the centre of the hammock touching the ground the hanging height will need to increase. |
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Quick Reference - |
3.3m (11 ft) wide : 1.8m (6 ft) high
4.0m (13 ft) wide : 1.5m (5 ft) high
5.2m (17 ft) wide : 1.8m (6 ft) high
6.4m (21 ft) wide : 2.1m (7 ft) high
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Recommended Support Width
Minimum Support Height
Over 4.0m (13 ft) wide
Under 3.5m (11 1/2 ft) wide |
- 4.0m (13 ft)
- 1.5m ( 5 ft)
- increase support height by ratio 2:1
- increase support height by ratio 1 :1 |
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| Maintenance |
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| All components have been tested for load bearing strength. However, Hammock World recommends that customers periodically check all suspension points and hanging systems for wear and tear. Renew and replace all worn materials. Be Hammock Wise. |
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