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• Hammock Chair Stand: When trees and posts are not available, the
simplest way to use your hammock chair is on a hammock chair stand.
The overall height of the stand should be about 2' taller than the
overall height of your chair (Fig. 1). To check if your hammock chair ts
on your stand, hang the chair on the stand and adjust to t according
to the "hanging guidelines” section, and on the diagram above.
Approx. 2'
Fig. 3
Approx. 2'
• Hanging Guidelines: A twisting eyescrew and hook have been
provided to help you hang your hammock chair correctly. Using the
hook, attach the chair through the hammock chair loop. TIghtly
screw in the eye screw all the way through the tree at a hanging
point at least 6 feet minimum height from the ground. W––ith use,
your hammock chair might stretch and may need further adjusting.
INSTALLATION:
HANGING HARDWARE (FIG. 4):
Fig. 4
Molly
Twisting eyescrew and hook
RECOMMENDED TOOLS (NOT INCLUDED) (FIG. 5):
1. Pre-drill 2-inch deep pilot hole using a 5/16" straight bit into the
bottom of a hardwood tree branch that is at least 6 feet above the
ground (Fig. 6). Hardwood tree branch should have at least a 12"
diamenter or a circumference that is greater than 37.5".
2. Fully instert Molly into pilot hole then hand tighten eye screw into
the molly (Fig. 7).
3. To facilitate tightening, use a screwdriver to rotate Eye Screw clock-
wise by threading it through the eye screw's hole (Fig. 8).
4. Make sure to tighten eye screw enough to cover all threads (Fig. 9).
Fig. 5
Electric drill 5/16" drill bit
Screwdriver
(for leverage why tightening)
Note: Ideally, screwdriver shaft should
be at least 6" inches long by 1/4" thick
Fig. 6
2" deep pilot hole
under tree branch
12" thick tree branch
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Fig. 9