Sunnydaze Universal Heavy-Duty Hammock Stand for Outside, Chains Included | Bronze, 550 lb Capacity, Fit 9.5-14' Hammocks, Tool-Free Setup, Rust-Resistant Steel Metal 2-Person Double Hammock Frame Only

If a hammock stand can be described as Elegant, this is the one! Until you hang your haammock, and put the shining steel accoutremonts on this cleverly designed and beautiful stand, it is hard to appreciate that YES! a hammock and stand can be a stunner! It is also sturdy, balanced, readily movable as not a heavy beast like my last one, and incredibly versatile for any type and size of hammock. I purchased a smallish hammock that was double in width but shortish in length. It came with waterproofslim but strong ropes to facilitate safe hanging on a stand or between tress or what have you. Anyway i was able to adapt the the instructions, which include diagrams for hanging multiple size and type hammocks as it was even shorter than the short one the showed. But however somehow this stand is so designed that I was able to hang mine just as i like them , not too far off the ground (I am mid-seventies, officially. And, it was cinch to assemble for me by myself with clear instructions and no tools necessary, in give or take 20 minutes.Hanging the hammock took another ten munutes. This is really pretty on my back porch which has a view! (Roght now f a jungle but there are lots of birds and butterflies stil i clean it all up) One of the nicest prodyucts that I have ever purchased on Amazon, you can definitely hang it in your home, loft or wherever you have a nice space to dedicate to lounging, and it will be a magnet for eye appeal and comfort.

this stand is so sturdy, no giving or bending, just very sturdy metal, no doubt to rest assured in you won't tip, this was a great buy, would recommend this, it fits any style hammock, ours is a two person, and it handle without a thought, very strong, looks great too. all the hooks, and chains as well very sturdy, easy to put together, I did it on my own, except just hold for placement help at the last, puts together very quickly,

The Sunnydaze Universal Heavy Duty Hammock Stand was easy to assemble without tools except I did use an adjustable wrench to tighten the four crossmember bolts. The assembly directions were easy to follow and the entire frame snapped together quickly. The frame is strong but light enough in order to move from place to place. Despite all these features the cost was very affordable.

I was really excited to get this stand but was let down by the quality. It arrived with all the pieces separate that had to be assembled, which I was expecting. However, all the pieces were haphazardly wrapped in super thin bubble wrap and several of the pieces were scratched (FYI they scratch VERY easily). Assembly was okay but might be easier with 2 people. One of the metal openings was dented and I had to use a hammer to fix it so I could fit the other piece to connect it. You might ask why I didn’t just return it - well once you have all the pieces unwrapped the thought of putting everything by back in the box was not something I wanted to do. Overall, I think it will work as I hoped but I learned the hard way that it can tip over so you need to be careful when getting in/out of your hammock!

Still have this 6 years later! I love this thing! Many memories of watching sunsets and falling asleep in my hammock. I constantly drag it all over my yard for the best view/shade and leave it out in the elements 24/7. It’s not heavy at all to move, just grab one side and pull it! You can adjust your hammock to be more taught than I have here, the chains really help to adjust for different lengths. I’ve also attached a ridge line for a but net easily and hang my bags/shoes/water bottle on the sides. I like having a frame so I can use my foot to push off to rock. As you can see in the video the frame is strong - we sit two people in the hammock all the time. Just be smart about weight distribution as always with a hammock so you don’t flip over or your bag won’t flip it over, but find a flat-ish spot and you’re golden! I’ve only fallen once and it was because it was uneven ground and someone was pushing me too high haha! I think for as strong as it is, it’s the most portable it could be. I mean I’m not gonna lug it out to the beach for a few hours but if I was camping somewhere a few days, sure why not? It has the metal push buttons to lock in place. A year ago I moved and broke it down and put it back together. Obviously it was dirty, worn, and little rusted so it took a little elbow grease to get it apart and back together but not bad at all and still as strong as ever! Very worth the investment if you spend any time at all in a hammock and want the versatility of moving it around the yard. Pro tip: get an under quilt and you will never leave your hammock.

Absolutely love it. Very easy to assemble with 2 people, probably could do it with one capable person but would take a bit longer. We had it together & the hammock was on it in probably 10 min. Surprisingly not very heavy for as sturdy as it is. Highly recommend.

I looked at a few metal hammock stands on Amazon, with the idea that I wanted to put this in my living room. This is the one I settled on. If you are also planning to put this hammock stand indoors, definitely measure the space first, it's a bit more than 10' long. I have not used it outdoors but imagine it would work just as easily in a backyard. First impressions: I opened the long, thin rectangular box it arrived in. The box was in perfect condition. I took out each part, also in perfect condition, and laid them out(see attached photo) on the floor before looking at the assembly instructions. The metal parts were all perfectly clean! That was a slight surprise, as many brand new metal furniture items have manufacturing residues/oils or dirt on them, so I was very pleasantly surprised at how clean the parts were(yes, even including the few bolts for assembly.) Wonderful! Assembling the stand did not require any tools, all parts were included. The instructions were just a visual diagram, but with such a simple design, that's really all that is needed. I'd say it took me about 20minutes to assemble this all by myself, and so it was a pretty straightforward process. I set it up only a few feet from where I was going to put it, and it seemed easy enough to put in place, considering its a metal hammock stand. The last thing I did was I took a pair of pliers just to tighten down the 4 bolts. Assembly: Done! I set this up with a nylon camping hammock, which hooks over the two S-hooks. I have not needed to use the included chains with this hammock, so I cant say anything about the quality or function of the chains. It takes literally 2 seconds to put the hammock on or to take it off the stand, so that's nice. The stand included 4 thick plastic feet, which seem like they will indeed hold up in the long run, and those feet are sturdy and they blend in well with the rest of the stand. It appears to be easy enough to move the stand around if needed, although I don't know if it can go through a standard doorway while fully assembled, maybe just the base bars could come off if you wanted to put it through a regular sized doorway. Removing the base bars does not require bolts or any unscrewing, they just pop off with the button(although they seem to be nice and sturdy while assembled.) Overall I am very pleased with this stand! I have only had it for one day, and I would totally recommend this to others and would buy it again myself if I needed another for another place. It's sturdy, makes no noise, it does not wobble, it was clean and simple to assemble, and all of the parts arrived neatly and in good shape. I don't have anymore to say about this stand, for $90, which is what I paid, and I am not being compensated for this review, I just really am pleased with this purchase. Using my hammock is very enjoyable. Edit: I’ve had this a couple weeks now, and at some point the stand started squeaking whenever the hammock is rocking! It’s really annoying. I’ll try putting some grease on the hooks as I think that’s where it’s coning from, and will see if that helps. Will update again once I do. Update 2: I took a paper towel and rubbed just a tiny bit of oil on the ‘S’ hooks that are on top of both ends of the stand. This stopped all the squeaking! It doesn’t make a peep, now. Hooray! Now I can quietly enjoy my hammock. It’s now been nearly a month since I got this stand, just as pleased with it as at the start!

Summary: Meets my expectations so far and seems pretty sturdy. Even though this isn't meant to be portable, I plan on taking this camping, so I will update this review if things change. I had 2 of the Ozark Trail hammock stands that lasted a few camping trips before the metal couldn't handle the stress of 260lbs moving around in it. Those were rated for 300+lbs, so I decided to go with this as (a) it looked very sturdy, (b) has a much higher weight limit, and (c) allows for many different ways to configure hammocks. I was sure to read many reviews on here to see what more recent experiences are like. I did indeed have to wait extra time for the box to arrive, but I attributed that to the fact that the box is heavy. It was a little beat up, but to be expected of UPS/FedEx during the holiday season. In the box, everything small - the washers, bolts, etc - were in a sealed plastic bag. The poles fit together fairly easily but the bottom inserts are not snug. I didn't like this, so I wrapped 2 layers of duct tape around the male ends, avoiding the push lock, and that seemed to make it more stable. I had tried three layers but wasn't able to get the ends to fit reliably. I didn't have that same problem with the top on either side, however. So far, that would be the only major gripe, that those ends need to be re-engineered to be more snug. The only other potential concern is the thin strip of metal that is welded near that area intending to provide a brace; I am curious to see how that holds up as I would think something a little thicker would have been better. I think part of my fear simply stems from the Ozark Trail equipment, and I should not really have to worry about this issue if this stand supports a high weight limit. My setup is a DD XL Hammock, and the DD gear sling underneath the hammock and I tested myself, moving around far more than what the Walmart Ozark Trail hammock stand would ever dream of handling, and that's not mentioning the nearly 100lbs of gear in the DD gear sling under me. It's rock solid, and I can't wait to actually use this camping soon. This things is going to be a pain in the butt to set up on a campsite in comparison to the Ozark trail stand, but seems to be far sturdier and hopefully much more reliable than theirs. I will be camping numerous times before summer in Florida hits, so I'll be sure to update this. So far, I'm pleased with this.

Justo lo que ofrecen, al momento impresiona resistente. Una de las partes de arriba no calza bien, pero creo que fue en mi manera de armarlo, aunque el armado es sencillo y sin necesidad de herramientas. Recomendado.

Me encanto ! Fácil de armar y puedo usarla en el exterior e interior, llego en pocos días !

Excellent. Don’t risk the cheaper ones. This is well built and works with various styles and sizes of hammocks.

Very easy to assemble, and sturdy. Make sure it’s on a level surface or as best as it can be. Does not come with hammock, but does have S rings and chains to support hanging of a hammock. Perfect addition to the yard.

Ich bin sehr zufrieden. Das Gestell steht jetzt das zweite Jahr im Garten und ist immer noch stabil. Es hält locker 2 Erwachsene aus