Can this be used on a hammock that is on a frame? It is a single person hammock
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If you were to use something like "the amazing camp cot" from Eco Challenge (doesn't swing) ... maybe ... Personally I could not see this working in any swinging hammock but never say die ...
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It is larger that a cot , I return this because it would not fit inside a boy scout tent. Buts it is a very nice tent
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I would say 'no.' The frame is flexible, but more stiff that flexible. It would be a very odd fit. I have seen those that create a dome around the head and the rest extends across the rest of the body. These have no floor and would probably be a better choice. I love this one, but for your purposes, I would choose another.
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I guess it would depend on the hammock. These seem pretty versatile though - they have a bunch of loops and 2 carabiners, so you should be able to attach them to just about anything.
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Should not be a problem. This is a large Hammock with enough adjustments to fit your needs.
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Yes. I believe they advise not to exveed 300 lbs. But that may have been referring to the limitation of the hammock I purchased as well.
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I don't know if this hammock would be ideal to put on a stand, it's humongous....we just used the hammock straps sold with it, to hang it between two trees at our campsite...
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Yes, that can certainly be. In that case it will also support the hammock to sustain more weight.
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It's really a one person hammock . It is well made and u can adjust it if it starts sinking !
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My hammock has the support hooks 140" apart. If you measure your frame and the end hooks are more than 140" (11'8") apart, it'll workThe Amazon hammock comes with about 12" of chain if the frame is longer than 140"
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Don't know. We are using a standard 2 person hammock with ours. Sarah Boston
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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.
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I have shared this hammock with another person on multiple occasions. However, it involved one of us having our head on one end and one having our head on the other end. It may take some shifting to get comfortable and your movement while sharing it may be limited...but it can be done and I never feared that it would break.
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I don't think so. At least not easily. It is designed to be used with a frame, I think. That's how we are using ours.
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What Christa K. Barker-Myers said could help you. If it is too tight, having the hammock is going to turn from something relaxing to a crazy balance act. Also, just be aware, this hammock was designed to hold two people at once, so it's center of gravity is going to be a bit different from what you would get if it was for just one person.
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I don't see why not. It might make it a little high, but otherwise it also might make it a little more comfortable, as there is no give to the frame.
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I use mine as the straps that i attach my hammock to around a tree so i do t see why not.
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Definitely...I am about 135 lbs and my girlfriend is around 110 lbs. We both fit comfortably on the hammock together (combined weight 245lbs) and there was no sign of any stress or torquing to neither the frame or the hammock itself. I would be weary of the 350-400 lb range but feel confident that anything shy of that would not be an issue.
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i have it hanging between the roof support posts on the back porch. so i'm not sure about a hammock stand.