Any recommendations? I would love to spend less than $150 but I am flexible. I'd like a comfortable hammock (with stand) that can fit two people. Has anyone seen anything like this when shopping for patio furniture? Thank you!

my hammock is about 13 feet 6 inches from tip to tip including the chain link that attatches it to the stand. Thanks!

I'm looking for a two person hammock, probably able to hold 500 pounds. It will be used outdoors. I'm looking for something with minimal maintenance yet comfortable. I plan to tie it to two trees versus a hammock stand.

when I got the hammock I sprayed it with rustoleum - but it rusted. It has the stand that is in pieces - so I took it apart sanded the edges and the rusty spots (the edges/joints and the spots where it touches the grass) and again sprayed it with rustoleum and again it rusted!! Is there something else I can do? It is a rather heavy stand and it takes a lot to sand and respray this and I would rather not have to do it each year!! Please help!!

Can I bury a few feet of two 4x4's in the ground and hang my hammock on it instead of getting or building a big hammock stand? We just moved and have no good trees for the hammock.

I am overwhelmed with the options on finding a hammock and stand. I want a cloth type hammock that is strong enough to hold 2 average adults. I found a stand last week that i liked and now cant find on google or yahoo. im looking for a stand that will break down small enough that i can pack into backseat or trunk. Id like to keep it affordable. Under $150 for everything including shipping. Any assistance would be appreciated.

I have two 4x4 posts and was told that for a hammock i would need to dig the holes 5 ft down-put the 4x4 posts in and then back fill with cement. Problem is the ground is extremely hard and I am tapping out at 4 ft. Does 5 ft seem right as far as the depth needed for a hammock?

I have a hammock but no decent trees so i need a cheap hammock stand. If online, please send a link. Thanks.

I caught a fleeting glance of a curved hammock stand, it seemed to be made of only about 5-7 pieces of curved and strait pieces of lumber. I have searched the bowls of the internet and can't find any way to curve sturdy lumber, please help. thank you ha, well of course im up for a huge learning expreince. But before I jump in, I guess i really just want to know, how expensive it will be to actually bend wood (as in equipment).

I'm about 5'5, 140 pounds if that helps. But I was just wondering if it would be comfortable enough, and not bad on your back. I was planning on getting a camping hammock, not the kind you see on the beach, and putting it on a hammock stand in my room. Thanks.