What else do I need to buy to anchor this hammock into the ceiling?
79862
There is no large clamp and there is no method to put it into a ceiling beam. My husband is a building contractor so he rigged it up but it didn't last. Also, the "fabric" stretches from weight and it was purchased for a 13 year old girl. Sorry, but I wouldn't buy it. This was replaced with a much better quality item within six months. If you buy it, be sure you have a carpenter to do the installation.
79863
We used a 3/8 inch I bolt and a heavy duty caribiner to attach the hammock to the I bolt. It has worked very well for us. Would definitely purchase another one. Hope this helps.
1578104
I just pre drilled a 1/8 inch hole into the rafter, then picked up a 3/8 inch I bolt. And attached that to the hook on top of the swing, you can pick up a piece of chain as well to lower it down if your ceiling is to high..
664264
You will need the anchors and toggles that you can order separately, or get at your local home improvement store
951816
If the hooks are like the "Vivere Universal Space Saving Steel Hammock Stand, 9 feet," and positioned at an appropriate distance apart, then you should not need anything else because the ends of the hammock have metal eyes that go onto the hooks and protect the supporting hammock ropes from chafing. You might need something else to bridge the distance, such as carabiners, chain, or rope if the trees are too far apart. If the trees are too close, you might try using something to cradle the rope ends on their way to the hooks (for example, a low branch), similar to how the universal stand cradles the rope ends on their way to the hook. If the hooks are like the "Vivere Universal Space Saving Steel Hammock Stand, 9 feet," and positioned at an appropriate distance apart, then you should not need anything else because the ends of the hammock have metal eyes that go onto the hooks and protect the supporting hammock ropes from chafing. You might need something else to bridge the distance, such as carabiners, chain, or rope if the trees are too far apart. If the trees are too close, you might try using something to cradle the rope ends on their way to the hooks (for example, a low branch), similar to how the universal... » Read More If the hooks are like the "Vivere Universal Space Saving Steel Hammock Stand, 9 feet," and positioned at an appropriate distance apart, then you should not need anything else because the ends of the hammock have metal eyes that go onto the hooks and protect the supporting hammock ropes from chafing. You might need something else to bridge the distance, such as carabiners, chain, or rope if the trees are too far apart. If the trees are too close, you might try using something to cradle the rope ends on their way to the hooks (for example, a low branch), similar to how the universal stand cradles the rope ends on their way to the hook. « Show Less
1709123
You have to install a small hook in the ceiling. I myself purchased a really nice white one. I suggest putting in a mount first so the hook can hold better.
1969396
Mine came with s-hooks which are already knotted up on each end of the hammock. But no straps. Just get some $5 12 ft straps from walmart. Work great with. Ive had mine for about 4 months and i love it. I use it at least 3 times a week with no problems. Best hammock for the price! I love it!
337855
It has to be attached to the ceiling. It comes with the hooks needed for installation. However, as our wedding was in church, we decided to use 3M adhesive tape for the hooks rather than making holes in the ceiling.
1971056
You have to build it from the bottom up to the top. Use the Allen wrench to tighten the screws for the hammock. It's a pain in the butt. I had to call customer service because I couldn't figure it out.
588961
I don't even use a anchor. I purchased some thin rope at tractor supply...tied it around a tree...made a loop big enough for my battle rope. Spent 5 $
1025124
I bought a large eye bolt to screw into the porch ceiling (make absolutely sure you screw it into a beam!), a length of chain to hang it from, and a locking link to attach the chain to the eye bolt. Also a big carabiner-type connector to attach the top loop of the chair to the chain. It is wonderful. I'm sad I bought it so late in the season and I'll have to take it down for the winter pretty soon. This is a great chair. So comfy.
1985524
I would hang it under the loft bed using the loft bed than wall. Kind a like a hammock.
492711
I have it mounted to a 7ft high ceiling and I use maybe half the rope provided. In a pinch, your local hardware store run can easily provide you with as much rope as you need.
1509360
For that you want one like this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008DPYSS4/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=&seller= Typically hung from the ceiling but also has a handle and feet for portable use.
311788
Local hardware store will have concrete anchors to hang it. Would need to drill holes for it.
72197
There are 2 large hooks that will bolt into the beam in your ceiling. The hooks are included. I had to purchase a bit of chain as my studs were too far apart to hang directly below with the hangars they give you. It is an easy install though and the few links of chain were very inexpensive from the hardware store
1879959
Screw it into the ceiling that is what I did and it works perfectly! If you stick it with adhesive it can fall & break I think :)
841871
There are three screws on the bottom that would attach to a ceiling mount. You will have to buy a ceiling mount separately.