Come on in, out of the cold!
Using a Hammock indoors!
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For those who love chair hammocks so much that we seek their comfort, even in the winter, there is a solution: Set your hammock up indoors! |
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Step 1: |
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- Pre-drill a hole with a bit that has a diameter slightly smaller (1/8th inch smaller) than the threads of a screw-hook. - This same technique can be used to attach a screw-hook to a wall-stud through white-wall jip-roc or through panelling. |
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Step 2: |
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- Any adequately sized wrench or screw-driver may be used to make it easier to turn in the screw-hook. |
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Step 3: |
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* Note: the hook should be at a minimum of 2 feet (60 cm) from any wall or furniture, to prevent the tops of the wood piece from contacting the material directly. |



- Find ceiling stud/rafter beam (being sure to locate the exact center of the stud). A regular 2x4 ceiling stud should be strong enough to support a large adult (250 lbs).
- The screw should be threaded in right until the eye contacts the ceiling material, giving it the most strength possible for staying firm inside the stud.
