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Guide for hammocks

For many consumers, hammocks are synonymous with the concept of relaxation in the bosom of nature, especially in the summer months. Hammocks come from Central and South America. There are different types of hammocks. There are also a few consumer considerations that we should consider before choosing a type of hammock.

Things to consider when buying a hammock

Before choosing a type of hammock, there are several things consumers should take into consideration. These considerations range from the versatility of the hammock, where it is supposed to hang.

1. Tree and stand

Consumers have the option of tying a hammock between two trees or buying a stand. The stand is portable, which allows the consumer to set up a hammock practically anywhere.

2. Spreader bars and without spreader bar

Consumers should consider whether they want a cocooning effect when lying in a hammock. The bar will stretch the hammock, while the hammock without the spreader bars will cause a cocooning effect, which causes the hammock to close.

3. Location of the hammock

The buyer should also take into account the place where the hammock will be hanged. Because both the sun and moisture all year round can negatively affect some fabrics and materials. The general weather conditions that hammocks have to endure help consumers choose the right type of hammock for their needs.

4. Taking appropriate measurements

The buyer should be sure about the distance between the walls or other things, because he must choose the right length of the hammock. Consumers who plan to use two trees should measure the distance between the trees and the height at which they want to hang their hammock.


Types of hammocks

Hammock ropes and fabrics are the basic category that most hammocks are covered. However, there are also several sub-categories of hammocks that consumers should consider.

1. Rope hammocks

Hammocks made of rope are made entirely of rope or nylon fabric. They are often less comfortable than fabric hammocks. There are several different materials used to create rope hammocks that affect both their comfort and durability.

2. Hammock made of fabric

As the name suggests, fabric hammocks consist entirely of material and are larger than their counterparts from a rope hammock. Just like rope hammocks, consumers should take into account both comfort and durability of materials.

3. Quilted hammocks

Quilted hammocks are usually made of cotton, polyester or material hammocks in combination with the rod.

4. Brazilian hammocks

The Brazilian hammocks are of the South American type, which consists of tightly woven cotton threads. In addition, Brazilian hammocks are usually in bright colors and are often more sensitive to weather conditions than other fabric hammocks.

 

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