To hang your hammock between two palms or trees, follow the instructions:

A: Unwrap the nylon rope

B: Fold in half

C: pass the nylon rope through the end loop of your hammock.

D: see the drawing to pass the end of the rope through the new loop

E: pull back to make the knot

F & G: Tie the rope to the tree, and make a knot in the back side

H, I & J: Wrap the rope around to the tree again and make a knot in the front

k & l: Repeat steps D and J until you are out of the rope

 

Taking good care of your hammock, it will last for many years

 Be careful with buttons, earrings, rings and watches when you are in your hammock; they could snag on your hammock and you may break a thread when pulled, if this happens, grab both ends and tie back together. If is a Nylon hammock burn the ends so it does not fray.

If you purchase  a Nylon or Hemp hammock it will tolerate climate changes better than a cotton hammock. Cotton fades over the time if left outside. But If you want your hammock to last for a long period of time either nylon, cotton or hemp hammocks  put your hammock inside of you house when you are not using it so then it will last for years.

Always ensure your hammock is complete dry before storage.

If you live by the sea rinse your hammock regularly to minimize the effects of the salt

When storing just make a knot close to the loops to avoid tangling. Fold the hammock then wrap the hammock with its nylon rope. 

To wash the hammock, make a knot close to the loops, swish it around in a bucket with warm water and soap and live it there for two hours. Rinse and dry before store it.

Example of how to dry your hammock

We guarantee all of our products against defects in workmanship and materials (not including damage due to misuse, weather or salt damage) this is why is so important to follow this instructions and also because we are sure that you want to have your hammock for years.