CAUTION If you are not familiar with construction, hardware or the use of tools, please use a qualified general contractor to install. Improper installation may cause injury.
SAFETY FIRST: Before entering a hammock, inspect your hammock, hardware, installation points and objects supporting your hammock for wear or weakness.
Proceed carefully and take your time getting into and out of your hammock. Any hammock may tip if your weight isn’t centered. A hammock is not a playground swing or a
trampoline. Do not swing or twirl on your hammock. Excessive swinging and other rough play may result in falls and may wear out your hammock and hardware
prematurely. Small children should not play unsupervised in your hammock.
2ALIGN EYE SCREW WITH THE
PILOT HOLE & HAND TIGHTEN 3MAKE SURE TO TIGHTEN EYE SCREW
ENOUGH TO COVER ALL THREADS
1/4 INCH
STRAIGHT BIT
NOTE: Drill & drill bit not included.
INTO THE SIZE OF A
HARDWOOD TREE TRUCK
HARDWOOD TREE TRUCK should have at
least a 12-inch diameter (OR a circumference
that is greater than 37.5 inches )
To facilitate tightening, use a
screwdriver to rotate Eye Screw
clock-wise by threading it
through the Eye hole.Screw’s
1PRE-DRILL 2-INCH DEEP
PILOT HOLE USING A
12-in+
thick trunk
DO NOT USE UNLESS PRODUCT IS PROPERLY INSTALLED
IMPORTANT: When using the included Eye Screws, first drill a 2-inch deep pilot hole
using a straight 1/4-inch bit. Then tighten each eye screw all the way in the hardwood tree
before hanging your hammock. (Illustrated directions below)
RECOMMENDED TOOLS
(NOT INCLUDED) Electric Drill 1/4-inch Striaght Bit
Screwdriver
(for leverage when tightening) NOTE: Ideally, screwdriver shaft should be
at least 6 inches long by 1/4-inch thick
2-inch deep
pilot hole in
tree trunk
