Traditional South American hammock for one or two persons with a seating width of 5 ft 3 in. For a perfect hammock experience, we recommend a diagonal lying position—this creates more surface area (i.e. comfort) by allowing your body to “spread out” and open the cloth surface. 

High-quality cotton with long fibers:soft to the touch, lint-free, durable, and easy to clean.

The number of suspension cords is directly related to the overall comfort and durability of a hammock. The more there are, the more evenly your weight is distributed—creating a feeling of weightlessness!

By doubling the weft threads, the reinforced edges are particularly tear-resistant.

During production and transportation of our hammocks generated emissions are offset by a recognized climate protection project.

Certified by ClimatePartner: ID 17238-2203-1001

The distance necessary between the two suspension points can be determined by a simple rule of thumb: The suspension height (y) should be approximately one half of the suspension distance (x). If the distance between the suspension points is greater, the hammock must be mounted somewhat higher.

Hammock between two trees

Depending on the size of your hammock, the trees must be at least 3 meters apart and strong enough to bear the weight. In order to mount the hammock between two trees, a rope is looped around the tree trunk and attached to the hammock.

Hammock between two walls

Weight bearing and solid walls are suitable for mounting hammocks. The MultiSpot is especially simple and safe, distributing the weight over four drilled holes.

When you lay in the hammock diagonally, your body expands the surface area so the fabric does not constrict. In the diagonal position, there is optimal support of the back and pressure is removed from the spine. This position also makes rocking more pleasant.

This hammock can be machine-washed: delicate cycle 86 °F!

Bind the suspension cords together before washing to avoid tangling.

In order to preserve your product, line dry. Do not machine dry.

Ensure that your hammock swings freely and does not rub on the ground.

Cotton hammocks are susceptible when exposed to constant moisture. Therefore, take the hammock down in the evening to protect it from overnight dampness. Keep in mind that a hammock that has become damp needs adequate air circulation to dry.

We recommend cleaning and thoroughly drying the hammock before the winter season. After it is completely dried, store the hammock in plastic to protect from vermin.