Hammocks & Swings

Discover hammocks and hanging seats that turn any corner into a restful retreat. Our selection includes woven rope hammocks, canvas loungers, hammock chairs and freestanding swing beds; each specified for durable materials, secure hardware and clear weight ratings. Lightweight enough to move, sturdy enough to last: pieces built for sunlit porches, shaded patios and cozy indoor nooks.

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FAQs of Hammocks & Swings

Do I need a stand for a hammock, or can it be hung between two points?
A freestanding stand lets you set up a hammock anywhere without trees or posts, making it ideal for patios, decks, or yards without natural anchor points. Hanging between two fixed points, like trees or porch posts, requires them to be rated for the hammock's weight and spaced according to the hammock's length, typically 12 to 15 feet apart.

How much weight can a hammock or hammock chair typically support?
Most rope and canvas hammocks are rated for 250 to 400 pounds, while hammock chairs generally support 250 to 300 pounds for a single occupant. Always check the specific product's weight rating, especially if two people plan to use a hammock at once, since combined weight matters more than each person's weight alone.

What's the difference between a rope hammock and a canvas or fabric hammock?
A rope hammock is woven with open spacing, which allows better airflow and a more traditional look, but can feel less enclosing than a solid fabric surface. Canvas or fabric hammocks offer a more supportive, cocoon-like feel and dry faster after rain due to tighter, quick-dry weaves.

How much space do I need to hang a hammock?
Allow roughly 2 to 3 feet more than the hammock's total length between anchor points to account for the natural sag when weighted. For a 13-foot hammock, that generally means 15 to 16 feet of total horizontal space between the two hanging points.

Can hammocks and hammock chairs be left outside year-round?
Weather-resistant rope and fabric can handle regular outdoor exposure, but prolonged sun fades color over time and prolonged rain can weaken stitching on fabric hammocks faster than rope. Bringing a hammock indoors or under cover during extended storms or winter months helps preserve both the material and hardware longer.

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