Indoor wood hanging frame set up help please

[genegene]

Im looking for anyone that has made an indoor hanging set up that would like to share there design with me.

Im looking for a wooden set up as I plan on useing it so I can get my little ones involved in hammocking and I want them to get used to it indoors first.

I can not have anything attached to the ceiling so I think that a wooden set up would be the best rout first as I can afford to have 2 or 3 at a time on the wooden frame.

Then once they all like it, I can use the wood around the house for mini projects and nothing goes to waste.

If anyone has any pics of there set ups or know where I can find some blueprints that would be great.

Gene G.

[Roadrunnr72]

This took me awhile to track down. I saved the pics, but not the thread info. So check out this thread. I am going to build one of these for my daughter, one day .

[ShadowAlpha]

I found this in the photo gallery

http://www.hammockforums.net/gallery...d=80859&page=5

look at sinisterministers photos - a wood stand & the diagrams
many have made this style - maybe they'll chime in & point you to a thread.

[Hetairoi]

There
are
many
threads
if you dig around.

I "built" a pipe stand using Ed Speer's instructions. That's in quotes because I just went to HomeDepot and they did all the work, I just screwed the ends together and hung my hammock. Works great, portable, does not meet your stated requirements though, but it's easy and cheap-ish.

Good luck, post pics when you are done!

[jred]

I looked around for something I thought would work & my wife would find "suitable" for the house. I decided to go with a variation on turtlelady's bamboo tripods. I've only got one tripod done so far. I used a propane torch to heat cure the green bamboo, and the wife was extremely impressed with the end result.

[Running Feather]

Here I am.....