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How to hang a hammock outdoors?

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How to hang a hammock outdoors?

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Recommended height from the ground for placement of hooks or straps is between 4-5 feet for spreader bar hammocks; 5-7 feet for non-spreader bar hammocks. Non-spreader bar hammocks bow more in the center so the ends should be higher. Hanging between two trees or posts: The desired distance between the two trees/poles is 14-17 feet for most hammocks. Adjust the chain or tree straps accordingly if you have less space; for more space adjust to fit the larger span, however additional chain may be required providing there is the right height. For hanging between two trees: There are two options: the first is to screw in semi-permanent hooks into the tree (see hanging kits); the other is by using tree straps that wrap around a tree or post and can be moved quickly from tree to tree. To hang from only one tree or post: For just one tree or pole, you can use a 4 x 4 piece of lumber and plant it in the ground with a concrete base. The second point of support can also be the side of a house or f

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