I've wanted one of these for a long time. Sat in one while on vacation 20 years ago...and wanted to get one ever since. Well, this is really just a hammock attached to a dowel. It's sturdy, but not as comfy as the actual hanging chair that I thought it was. The cushion-pillows make it look like a chair, but it's not exactly that. However, for the price, it's great and the kids will enjoy it! It's a little small for me...
The frame is wonderful the hammock needs to be careful when washed not to damaged the the hooks. I find it hard to connect it back to the frame. My son loves it. He wanted it as a bed
Received first chair, ordered a second. Not five stars because foot rope is not long enough to attach per instructions, attached to middle bar. Great for the price.
Awesome chair people come on my porch to use it good quality and comfy definitely a great purchase
The is great, our 15 year old actually hangs out with us again because she loves it so much. Had a few mishaps with mounting though, with the right hardware it goes in living room beautifully.
Feature Product
- Soft cotton and solid wood;
- Eco-friendly and portable;
- Perfect to hang on porch or branch;
- Lightweight and firm, with pillows make you more comfortable;
- Suitable for outdoor use, perfect for backyard, camping, hunting, hiking, traveling, etc.
Description
Specifications:
Weight Capacity: 265lbs
Pillow Size: approx. 16" X 16" (L X W)
Chair Width: 39"
Package includes:
4 x Pillows
2 x Blue Hanging Rope Chairs
Fun and easy to set up. Great for the day at the park. Good product for the cost.
Very comfortable, Kids love em...
love them
I love this hammock, very nice and sturdy!
**Update** A couple months later I got a hammock you hang between trees. It made me appreciate this one more, since it has everything in one pack, is solid/stable, and still portable with poles and everything.
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This is my first hammock so I didn't know what to expect.
Pic #1 = the poles (still in the bubble wrap), hammock, carrying case, fasteners and a 1-page instruction sheet
Pic #2 = The four connections all use a twist handle screw. It's easy.
PIc #3 = The hammock goes up and over the end posts then hooks on behind the pole. We put ours 3-holes down and that made sure it was far enough off the ground when someone actually got into the hammock.
The instructions say to adjust as the material stretches. We still have two additional holes to go, so plenty of growth as the material gets stretched out.
Pic #4 = At 5-foot 9-inches I have more then enough room. Someone taller would simply be higher up on the both sides. Should be plenty long enough for most people.
Pic #5 = wide shot with my 65lb daughter in the hammock. The product description page says this will hold up to 440lbs. That's pretty good.
NOTE: The more people or heavier weight you add to this, you may need to adjust your hammock hook setting so that you are plenty off the ground when inside this thing.
FINAL THOUGHTS:
+ Took less than 5-minutes to assemble
+ Easy to disassemble
+ We like the semi-faded, blue-ish in color hammock
+ Carrying case for the poles to make it easier to take it with you to the camp site
+ I took a nap in it and it was very comfortable!
+ Other brands are charging $20-$30 more than this one, which is currently $70 (after shipping) at the time of this writing. So price is fair compared to the competition.
Worth checking out!
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