No tree needed
Stands and freestanding chairs mean the hammock goes where you want it, not where the trees are. Nothing is drilled and nothing is fixed to the building.
Hammocks Company sells camping hammocks, cotton and flat hammocks, hammock chairs, stands, insect nets, rain flies and the accessories that go with them. Online only, direct to your door, anywhere in the United States.
Whether you are hanging one between two trees at a campsite, standing a chair on a balcony that has nothing to fix into, or setting up a stand on a lawn, the range covers the jobs a hammock is actually bought for.
Stands and freestanding chairs mean the hammock goes where you want it, not where the trees are. Nothing is drilled and nothing is fixed to the building.
The camping hammocks fold into an attached sack with the straps and carabiners, light enough to carry and quick enough to hang in a couple of minutes.
A fine no-see-um net and an 11 by 9 foot waterproof tarp, sold together as a set or separately to fit a hammock you already own.
Nylon packs small and dries fast, so it travels. Cotton is softer and breathes better in heat, so it stays hanging. We sell both, and the guide below says which suits which.
The flat hammock uses 139.7 cm hardwood spreader bars to hold the bed open, which is what makes it work for side sleepers and for two people.
Where a supplier publishes no dimension or weight limit, our page says so rather than guessing at one. Ask us and we will find out before you order.
Every product photograph on this site is the one the listing publishes. These are the six ways people actually use a hammock, each linked to what we sell for it.
210T parachute nylon in single and double, five colorways, with straps, carabiners and a stuff sack.
A 9 by 5 foot cotton hammock, and a swing chair for a balcony or a bedroom corner.
Hardwood spreader bars hold the bed open instead of folding it around you.
A hammock and a steel frame together, and a 2-in-1 stand that converts to a chair.
One on its own freestanding frame with a cover, one that hangs from a hook or a beam.
A no-see-um bug net, a waterproof rain fly, an inflatable pillow and a hanging organizer.
We sell hammocks and the things that go with them, so this is the short version of what we have learned: which shape suits which use, what to hang it from, and the two or three details that decide whether you sleep well in it.
Parachute nylon is the camping fabric. It packs into a stuff sack, dries quickly and weighs almost nothing, which is why it goes in a backpack. Cotton is softer against skin and breathes better in heat, so it is the one to leave hanging on a verandah. A flat hammock is a third thing again: spreader bars hold it open so it does not fold around you, which matters if you sleep on your side or share it.
A double is not only for two people. One person in a double has room to lie diagonally across the fabric, and that diagonal is what flattens a hammock out. If you are choosing between the two sizes for solo use, the double is usually the more comfortable buy.
Two healthy trees at a sensible span, or a stand. Straps are kinder to bark than rope and ours carry eighteen loops so you can set the height without tying anything. Aim for a strap angle around 30 degrees rather than pulling the hammock drum tight: a tight hammock is less comfortable, not more, and it puts far more load on the anchors.
That is what the stands are for. The hammock and stand set is a fixed frame for a lawn or a patio. The collapsible 2-in-1 stand converts between a hammock bed and a hammock chair in two steps and folds down to travel. The standing hammock chair brings its own frame, which makes it the answer for a rental where nothing can be drilled.
A no-see-um net stops midges and sandflies, not only mosquitoes, and it hangs off a ridgeline so the mesh is not resting on your face. A rain fly wants to be genuinely bigger than the hammock: ours is 11 by 9 feet, which covers a standard camping hammock with margin at both ends. Buy them as a set with the hammock, or separately for one you already own.
The listings quote what the supplier publishes: 226.8 kg for the camping hammock, 204 kg for the cotton one, 215 kg for the 2-in-1 stand set. In practice the limit that matters is whatever you have hung it from, so check the tree, the beam or the fixing before you check the fabric.
If you are not sure which size suits your span, whether a chair will fit the balcony, or how much room a stand needs, ask before you buy. It is a short email and a great deal easier than sending a hammock back. You can reach us at theteam@customersupport.care.
Hammocks, chairs, stands, insect nets and rain flies, with free shipping across the United States on orders over $75.
Questions about which hammock suits your span, your order or delivery? A person on our team is happy to help.
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We ship all over the United States including New York NY, Los Angeles CA, Chicago IL, Houston TX, Phoenix AZ, Philadelphia PA, San Antonio TX, San Diego CA, Dallas TX, San Jose CA, San Francisco CA, Seattle WA, Denver CO, Washington DC, Boston MA, Las Vegas NV, Atlanta GA, Miami FL, New Orleans LA, Detroit MI. Wherever you are, hammocks, chairs, stands, insect nets and rain flies ship to your door, with free delivery on orders over $75.
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Not sure which hammock size suits your span, or whether a chair will fit the balcony? Email us first. We would rather answer the question than take a return.
We trade openly with full company details published above, and we stand behind every order: a faulty, damaged or misdescribed item is put right at our cost.
Hammocks Company (hammocks.store) is an online hammock store from Caruso Consulting Co Ltd, shipping across the United States. It sells twelve listings and twenty four sellable lines: a 210T parachute nylon camping hammock in Medium (single) and Large (double) across five colorways, an all-in-one set pairing that hammock with an insect net and a rain fly, a cotton sleeping hammock 9 by 5 feet rated to 450 lb, a flat hammock with 55 inch hardwood spreader bars, a standing hammock chair on its own frame with a waterproof cover, a hanging swing hammock chair, a hammock and steel stand sold together, a collapsible 2-in-1 hammock and stand 10.7 by 3.5 feet rated to 474 lb, a no-see-um insect net 144 by 72 inches with a water resistant floor, an 11 by 9 foot waterproof rain fly, an inflatable hammock pillow with a separate TPU bladder, and a 10 foot hanging organizer strap with 19 loops and 8 stainless carabiner hooks. Prices are in US dollars.