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    anyone use the 90 x 156 crinkle taffeta tablecloth?

    Im thinking of getting a couple of the 90 x 156 crinkle taffeta tablecloths from the table cloth factory for my next diy double layer hammock. the one I have now is 11 foot and I feel like I just need a little more room. Im 6'6'' and about 280. Obviously Im not that concerned with weight but I did notice that tablecloth factory even notes that the 90 x 156 is heavy but no weight is listed. Im just wondering if anyone has used one of these for a hammock and do you have any pics or reviews. pros cons etc.

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    Yep, my brother in law, 6'4" 300+ lbs use the largest size tablecloth or "big kahuna" as he calls it.



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    I did a double out of the "big kahuna"s. I folded the ends over though, to make channels, and ended up with an 11 footer. It is huge, takes a lot of bag space, and heavy. BUT, it is the most comfortable thing Ive ever laid on.

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    I am currently spending my indoor nights in one. Very comfy.
    I'm 6'2" and 210 and I can't imagine using a smaller one now.

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    Anybody tried UQs with these?
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    Wow. That looks great. I realize that I will have to do some mod work on other gear to make everything work but I'm used to that with most things. I'm gonna give it a go.

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    I have one that I use in warm/hot weather, very comfortable, but i prefer a bit shorter for sleeping, just too much room I guess.

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    I have a double layer one that I love when I don't mind the extra weight. It is huge, and can hold my entire family sitting if I want. Here is a pic next to a 120x90 for comparison. The 90X156 weighs around 24-25 oz per layer, so I only use it in the yard, carry it short distances, or when I'm "camping" with the RV.



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    Last edited by vampiresmiley; 01-04-2014 at 11:40. Reason: added weight info

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    Quote Originally Posted by hang em high View Post
    Anybody tried UQs with these?
    Yup. Made a PLUQ, double layer. Works well. If need be, I put a wool blanket between layers. Heavy, not for packing, bit warm n comfy!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ratdog View Post
    Yep, my brother in law, 6'4" 300+ lbs use the largest size tablecloth or "big kahuna" as he calls it.



    Ratdog, is your brother in laws hammock a dl, i am 6,3 and over 300 lbs and have made a diy outa 1.9 ripstop and allways wondered about the tablecloths limits, my wife has a sl and loves the feel of it, maybe not for hiking but perfect for car camping or the back yard

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