Made with love and care in Mexico

Mayan Legacy is a company that works with artisans from remote towns to help them find employment opportunities. We believe in Fair Trade principles and ensure that our artisans receive a fair wage, which is one of the key reasons behind their happiness and ability to create high-quality hammocks. The best artisans in Yucatan make our hammocks, and we follow fair trade practices while working closely with them. This results in some of the highest-quality Mexican hammocks available. How we make our hammocks here.

Features:

• Brand Mayan Legacy
• Indoor cotton hammock.
• Generous size to rest for hours or overnight.
  
• You can hang it on the walls or with an adjustable hammock frame. (Below are some ideas for hanging your hammock on your wall)
• These handwoven cotton hammocks stretch and accommodate to your body. Although delicate, they will provide years of comfortable wear.
• Free shipping Australia-Wide
• Includes a free carry bag ideal for storing your hammock or transporting it when camping.
• Hand wash only; instructions included
• Genuine, handmade in Mexico supporting the tradition of weaving hammocks from home..
• 12-month Guarantee and 30-day return policies.
• Mayan Legacy Brand. Making hammocks since 2002
  

Specifications:

• Material Cotton Yarn.
  
• Bed size 2.10 meters L x 2.50 meters W
• Hanging distance around 3.30 meters, it can be more just adjust it with a pair of ropes, chain, straps.
• Weight capacity 350 Kilograms.
• Made in Mexico, it supports the tradition of weaving hammocks from home.
  
• 12-month Guarantee and 30-day return policies.
• Mayan Legacy Brand. Making hammocks since 2002
  

Below are some tips that a client wrote for how he set up his hammock to replace his bed:

  The way I decided to achieve this was to:

1. use 10mm concrete dyna expansion bolts/screws into the concrete wall, to screw a small metal loop (Raumer 45 Degree Hanger 10mm used in rock climbing, such as https://www.climbinganchors.com.au/raumer-45-degree-hanger-10mm-hole)
2. use a rope to tie to the metal hanger, with a knot at the length I needed the hammock to attach at (in my case, I used ticket to the moon nautical ropes, which have knots pretied for easy setup https://www.climbinganchors.com.au/ticket-to-the-moon-nautical-ropes) 
3. use rock climbing carabiners to clip the rope to the hammock

 I can unclip the hammock easily for storage during the day.

If I need less sag, I can make the end ropes shorter.

If I want more sag/more banana, I can tie a rope between the two carabiners, directly across the top of the hammock (a ridgeline), and make this rope shorter and shorter, drawing the two ends of the hammock closer together and increasing the sag.

I also found an interesting website that calculates the correct lengths for the amount of sag you want and the distance of your hooks. 

https://theultimatehang.com/hammock-hang-calculator/

 Cheers

Grayson