i have a metal frame for the hammock, how does the hammock attach to the frame?
1786507
HiThe Hammock has some fabrics loop on each ends, you'll need a hook to attach to the frame
1786508
We use "s" hooks to attach it to our support. One end goes in the loop of the hammock and the other in the hole of the frame.
1786509
It simply has a loop on each end. You will need hooks or something similar to attach it. Hope this helps.
1786510
My stand came with metal S connectors that loop through the thick loop at each end of the hammock and then through a hole on the stand. I think you can pick them up at hardware stores easily
1786511
With S hooks, or latch-able rope climbing type hooks. Both available at your local hardware store
452940
You are suppose to screw it into the frame. It doesn't stick out as far as I thought it would.
1328488
Metal poles lashed together with straps and screwed in several places to the frame. Please be aware you will need to tighten all the bolts as tight as possible, and re-tighten every so often. Overall the quality is what you would expect from a $140.00 frame.
1175537
I think the top of frame to top of frame is 11 feet something. You could hang it as I did with mine but the hammock sags so much you touch the ground when you are in it. My 4 year old grandson even hits the ground. If your hammock is something other than a normal hammock I would stay away from this.
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Use the hardware provided and follow the directions also provided. My metal bedframe has holes that lined up with the headboard. My daughter attached it for me with just a screwdriver and pliers. I held it for her to stabilize it until she got the screws started through the holes. Good Luck!
1568162
We hung ours to an existing wooden swing set. It comes with two snap hook connectors that connects the two black ropes together on each side. We had to add chains to each side to lower the swing down, because the black ropes aren't long enough to hang from the frame on our swing set. That might be the only thing you have to add. Hope this helps!
380506
I have 2 chains we hung from a tree years ago for my daughter to have various swings as she grew up. I now use those to chains and a 'S' hook I got to hang my chair hammock. The chair just has a loop at the top made with same fabric as the rest of the chair.
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Mine came with the heavy-duty metal chain and clasp things (not sure what they're called, they are meant to hook and lock onto an attached metal fixture on the hammock base), but no straps. Hope that helps! - KB
1971056
You have to build it from the bottom up to the top. Use the Allen wrench to tighten the screws for the hammock. It's a pain in the butt. I had to call customer service because I couldn't figure it out.
1045224
There is a way to attach it to the wood frame if it has bars for the hardware. There is also velcro wraps. Very easy to attach. Hope it helps.
323456
They velcro onto the base, so I guess you could attach it to another frame.
818091
The frame does not come with it. We do love this hammock and are often asked where to buy one.
768439
I have it attached direct to the frame with the supplied hardware and screws. It was pretty easy.
731060
We found both narrow and wide rope tied hammocks to fit both of our frames on Amazon. We had to retie one because it sagged to low. It wasn't hard to do. Used both hammocks all summer.
1741461
There are bolts on the frame that attach directly to the head board. I used a metal frame with mine as well.
1886709
I use a hammock stand which has a chain with hooks to hook the hammock to the stand. It's adjustable to whatever height you want it to be.
576370
It comes with rope to tie it to a tree, but the only straps I got with it were for the bag. I'd reccomend looking separately for adjustable straps to hang the hammock.