Made for easy living and relaxation, a hammock could be the only chair you need this summer. Picture it: a warm breeze blows as you gaze up at a blue sky, lemonade in hand, gently swaying in your backyard hammock. A summer hammock provides an ideal spot for lounging, napping, or reading a book while enjoying the great outdoors on a sunny day. Hanging your hammock in the right place and in the right way is a personal and practical choice that can mean the difference between relaxing and relaxing. You can hang your hammock between two trees in your favorite shady lawn spot, between rafters, on a porch – even in your bedroom using straps, wall hooks, a hammock stand or a combination of methods. If you do not have space to hang a hammock in your backyard, or do not have a backyard, you can still enjoy a hammock by hanging one on the rails of your balcony. Make sure the railing is sturdy enough to support a hammock before you begin this project. If you are looking for camping hammock
Caribbean Rope Hammock in Mocha
Hanging your hammock boils down to three key steps:
1. Ensure you have sufficient height and hanging distance;
2. Pick a location (there can be more than one!)
3. Choose a hanging method.
It really is that easy!
I love this for a reading nook. I think someday I’ll have a house full of reading nooks.
Hammocks with no spreader bars are more versatile because they are designed to hang with a slumped arch rather than flat. They can be hung between points slightly shorter than their length, which makes them suitable for a wide variety of environments.
Fly Hang Hammock
