How long are the ropes? Need to hang it from a pretty high beam.
1689835
I just measured the ones at the Church Playground and the cords are only 4 feet long.
1689836
The rope from the the back of the seat (high back) is approx 3 ft; from the front seat (lower than back) approx 3.5 ft. We added approx 2.5 ft of chain to the ropes by using hooks and then attached to a tree limb that sits approx 9 ft hgh off the ground, making the actual seat approx 3 ft off the ground for our 1-year old. Hope that helps you.
1689837
You're gonna need to tie it to a rope or chain. The ropes attached to the swing are around 3 feet long.
1671852
I have the loop about 2 feet off the ground in a stud and the rope hangar about 9 feet up
1748941
Hi-It's 61" end-to-end, and 14.5" wide. Including the pulley system and hardware on the rack itself for hanging, I think the closest you could raise it up to the ceiling is ~8". There is a very long rope included with a cleat that you mount on the wall for securing it, so you could raise/lower it to whatever height you want, there aren't any pre-set limits for that. Basically, you tie the rack to the rope, then wind the rope through the pulleys you mount in the ceiling, then you can smoothly raise/lower it to the height you want, then wind the rope around the cleat you put on the wall to keep it from moving after that. Hope that helps! Hi-It's 61" end-to-end, and 14.5" wide. Including the pulley system and hardware on the rack itself for hanging, I think the closest you could raise it up to the ceiling is ~8". There is a very long rope included with a cleat that you mount on the wall for securing it, so you could raise/lower it to whatever height you want, there aren't any pre-set limits for that. Basically, you tie the rack to the rope, then wind the rope through the pulleys you mount in the ceiling, then you can smoothly raise/lower it to the height you want, then wind the rope around the cleat you put on... » Read More Hi-It's 61" end-to-end, and 14.5" wide. Including the pulley system and hardware on the rack itself for hanging, I think the closest you could raise it up to the ceiling is ~8". There is a very long rope included with a cleat that you mount on the wall for securing it, so you could raise/lower it to whatever height you want, there aren't any pre-set limits for that. Basically, you tie the rack to the rope, then wind the rope through the pulleys you mount in the ceiling, then you can smoothly raise/lower it to the height you want, then wind the rope around the cleat you put on the wall to keep it from moving after that. Hope that helps! « Show Less
1736586
No harder to hang than most things one would hang from a tree I would think. Just need to find the right tree limb and make sure you have a strong enough rope!
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I also was curious about that. It is too dangerous to just hook around or on top of a beam. It still needs a ledge or molding to secure it from falling down. However, it does extend to reach about 8-10'.
1671853
The loop is probably 6 inches the rope hanger is about four ft but is really your own preference
1602782
We have 3 hanging over our island. The cord is long. Ours hang about 32 inches from a wood beam. It took about 3 months but the cords all straightened out. They are beautiful hanging over brown/beige/gold granite. I would recommend them to anyone.
967210
It's about 28" from the hanging end to the "O" link. From the "O" it's 31" to the link on the front of the swing arm. There are also 2 hooks to hang it by that are 7" long (didn't use). We put it on a 6' a-frame swing set and it was way too much chain. My guess is you could hang it from something about 8' above ground. Sorry it's not more precise, but the chains are doubled up on the hook and we're in the middle of a major ice storm here in SC. On another note, we have cushions for ours. Without them, the metal bars hurt my back and legs after 10 to 15 minutes.
1780772
I didn't use posts. I mounted a bracket to my house and used 3 trees. The ropes to the trees are about 15 feet long.
2198683
Our is hung on a deck from a beam on a wooden pergola. We used a swivel hook which adds about 4 inches. It is hung about 8 feet from the floor and we have a foot or so clearance underneath.
2226126
The rope plus the clip is about 50 inches. You actual have to tie another rope from the tree branch to clip to the swing to make the desired length.
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Hello The ideal distance to hang the hammock is 1.8 meters from the groundAbout the distance between the posts, trees, walls must be minimum 12 feetYou can use any nylon Rope or Straps to extend the hammock in larger distancesIf you need more assistance Please contact us againThe Hammocks Rada Team
710055
The light has a thin fold-down bar that would let you hang it from a hook installed in the ceiling. It will hang 2 1/2 inches from where it is hooked.
1875933
Hello Lawrence, I don't have the camera available to measure at this time, but an estimate guess after hanging one would be about 5 to 6 inches long.
671102
I have a metal plant hanger that I hang it from. The pole is about 5 feet high.
905438
It is really easy to hang just make sure you put the hanging device into a beam to support the weight. Took us at most ten minutes.
492712
At both the houses that I've installed these, I've had to cut the ropes because they were way too long. I think that even with 15-ft ceilings you'll have plenty of rope to hang them. You can always buy longer pieces of nylon rope to use with it, since hooking them up is part of the installation anyway, but I think the included ones will be long enough.