The hammock is a must for the summer days, it is my way of relaxing, making my vacation more enjoyable, and getting a break from the outside world. Lying in a hammock is fun, simple and easy. Sometimes I lie and look at the surroundings, sometimes I read, and sometimes I rock my child, we joke and laugh. My relatives and friends also use my hammock, positioned in my backyard, the hammock is a great family accessory. We bring it with us at sea and in the mountains, because we know that lying in a hammock is a pleasure.
When I lie down in the hammock I relax instantly, a moment of peace, it's great to be above the ground, in a swing, in the air. In the hammock you can have fun, relax, or just do nothing special, and so you can lie down.
We offer a Brazilian hammock big enough to accommodate two people, but even if you go to bed alone, you will feel so comfortable! The fabric is pure cotton, the colours vary and are vibrant, the quality is excellent. The hammocks we offer are just great.
On a terrace or balcony and even indoors if you secure the appropriate hooks to the wall or get a special stand.
How do I secure my hammock?
It's easy, but it's still good to tie the hammock tight. Although even if you do not tie it so well, you will collapse, but not from high.
One option is to tie the hammock so that you can sit in it as if in a chair, directly, in the short section. This will make it comfortable for you to get up and sit down.
Alternatively, when tying a hammock, stretch it so that it tight. This way, when you lie in it, you will be higher above the ground.
In fact, you can tie the hammock as you see fit and enjoy by experimenting and finding the best one for you.
The normal distance for stretching a hammock is 3-3.5 meters. This distance also depends on the particular hammock model. If the distance is greater, you can make a ring of rope to compensate for it. If you need to stretch the hammock at a shorter distance, then you can use the ropes of the hammock and the hammock's ear to wrap the tree and secure the hammock with carabiners.
A hammock is great when it is well secured. If you use carabiners to secure the hammock, then you can tie the ropes around the trunks of the two trees, such as rope rings so that the rope rings are secured to a sturdy branch and cannot slip down the trunk. When tying the rope, make a good, sturdy knot because the rope rings may not be removed from the tree but remain there for future reference. Put two carabiners with a big enough ear (F10 or F12) on the hammock ears and then hook the hammock with the carabiners for the rope rings. When you pull it off, you unplug the carabiners from the rope, the rope stays on the tree, and the carabiners stand hanging in the hammock's ear. This removes the hammock quickly and easily, in the rain, or if you need to leave quickly. When using a hammock, your weight tightens the rope knots a lot and is almost impossible to untie. With carabiners, you overcome this problem.
Check the ropes periodically for wear and tear so that they do not fall to the ground unnecessarily.
Instructions for using the hammock
When attaching the strap to the mechanism, it is important that the free end comes in from the back of the metal mechanism by pushing the belt from the back forward, the free end moving toward you. The strap does not fit in the opposite direction (NOT like a trouser strap) because the strap is freewheeling and does not hold the mechanism. Before sitting in a hammock, tighten the strap firmly to ensure that it is correctly inserted.
If you wish to secure the hammock in your home or terrace, please ask us for more information.
Ten or eleven reasons to have a hammock and give a hammock as a present
1. The hammock is great fun for kids and adults alike.
2. A hammock is the best gift you can make:
- for yourself,
- for your family,
- for your friends,
- for your colleagues.
It will bring everyone endless pleasure, joy and only positive emotions.
3. If you get a hammock, you will definitely want to use it.
4. If you enjoy sleeping outdoors, it will protect you from insects and snakes. No need to sleep in a tent or worry about what might craw on you.
5. The Brazilian hammock we offer is suitable for two people and because it is bigger, it will even protect you from mosquitoes at night by covering you like a cocoon.
6. The Brazilian hammock is convenient and easy to transport, it is compact, fits in your canvas bag and weighs 1.5 kg. It is made of 100% cotton. No wooden sticks. Fully foldable.
8. The hammock is an indispensable tourist companion.
9. The hammock is a simple but brilliant discovery. It is always trendy, used thousands of years ago, and is still on.
10. With a hammock, you will bring a little exotic to your vacation, something different.
11. THE WORLD IS ONE BIG Hammock, and the hammock is your little world. ENJOY IT.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How long will I be able to use the purchased hammock?
We believe the hammock will serve you for at least 3 years and more. Of course, always choose high-quality products.
2. Can I wash the hammock and will the colours/ fabric last?
We recommend that you wash your hammock after washing your hammock at 30 degrees with only water without detergents to keep it fresh. You can put a few drops of essential oil in the flavouring compartment. The colours of the hammocks we offer are durable and will stay as they are when washed at 30 degrees. At first, the cotton fabric can shrink slightly, but only slightly, and at first use, it restores its size. If your hammock is too dirty to use, you can wash it in the washing machine on 30 degrees with only water without detergents. * For reinforced models, you must remove the metal reinforcement rings from the hammock ears before washing.
3. Are carabines and rope/tape included with the purchase of the hammock?
No, you need to buy the carabiners and the rope or straps separately from the hammock. The hammock comes to you in a canvas bag, but the fasteners are purchased separately.
Warnings
1. Be very careful when working with carabiners, be careful not to pinch yourself because it is very painful. Carabiners are builders’ fasteners and should be approached as such.
2. Falling from a hammock is not uncommon and can be very frustrating. Think about what's under your hammock so you know what you're going to fall on. Check the ropes or straps frequently for wear.
3. MUST be sure that you secure the hammock with the ropes and straps and carabiners. BEFORE SITTING IN THE HAMMACK, tighten the strap or rope firmly to make sure that you place them correctly. The check is done by careful sitting in the hammock.
What is a hammock? A hammock is a type of sleeping or resting bed made of ropes (cotton, synthetic, etc.) or ropes and cloth that is hooked at both ends for fixed supports. It was first made in the Amazon, South America. Its main characteristic is the ability to swing.
The home of the hammock is Colombia, where the traditional style of craftsmanship involves knitting the threads at the end of a hand-woven cotton cloth. The main problem with the cheap hammocks available on the market today is the poor quality of cotton and the way the rope is sewn to the fabric, which in most cases is poorly designed and does not guarantee resistance. Latin American hammocks traditionally do not use poles, and they feature a large width of the coat up to 140/160 cm, so that they can be used in the so-called "diagonal position", providing better stability and support of the spine and more comfort when lying down.
At our last outing, we tested various products offered on our site, of course, we did not forget to test some hammocks. Recently, hammocks have gained a lot of popularity, and there are quite different types and sizes on the market depending on the craftsmanship and the type of hammock.
One of our test products was a so-called mobile hammock. Unlike other swings, it can be folded and carried easily in a backpack.
The creator of the mobile hammock the famous American climber Seth Haber. After finding a way to find a comfortable place to rest after a long climb, he invented one of the newest types of hammocks, which is not very different from its source but has important advantages and practicalities, which in many situations are preferred by many people. The hammock is made of sturdy nylon, which in most cases carries weight up to 180 kg. At the same time, the product is extremely lightweight and easy to carry, with the rope and carrying bag included. The hammock has built-in pockets on the side, sufficient to accommodate many camping accessories. They come in different colours and their biggest advantage is the relatively low price.
Another type of hammock is the Wave type. Invented by a Belgian company and presented at a 2008 exhibition in Dubai, this product is a real hit after its launch.
The construction of the Wave hammock is made of steel and has an oval shape while holding the hammock on a stand, which helps to quickly change its position relative to the sun. There are different types of sun protection fabric used for the seat and the cover. The seat has a built-in cushion that can be easily removed. After all, this exquisite innovative product is a combination of, hammock, bed, rocking chair and beach tent, and its elegant design and functionality places it first on our list of favourite camping accessories.
How to fasten a hammock?
One of the options for tying a hammock is so that you can sit in it as if in a chair, so it will be convenient for you when getting up and sitting.
Alternatively, when you tie it, it will be almost stretched, so that when you lie in it it will stand high above the ground.
In fact, there is no exact way to tie a hammock, you can tie it as you see fit and enjoy it by finding the one that is most convenient for you.
Typically, a hammock stretches from 3 to 3.5m in length for a solidly grounded object, a tree or a stable base that will not give in. This distance usually varies depending on the particular hammock model and the length of the ropes.
To be comfortable when lying down in a hammock, it must be securely attached. If you use carabiners for hooking, then you can attach the hammock in different ways and variants, depending on the item for which you will attach it. When tying the rope, you need to make a good and strong knot, because it depends on the attachment of the hammock and its strength. The carabiners have big enough ear and it’s easy to attach to the rope rings. When you want to remove it, you simply remove the carabiners and leave the ropes on the tree for future use. Thus, dismantling the hammock becomes quick and easy in the event of a dramatic change in weather conditions.
