this diagram should help, you'd generally want to follow the black line (30deg), you can see how attachment point gets alot higher as the trees get farther apart
http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/a...6&d=1201706877
this diagram should help, you'd generally want to follow the black line (30deg), you can see how attachment point gets alot higher as the trees get farther apart
http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/a...6&d=1201706877
I have 12 feet from wall to wall to hang a hammock indoor. According to the attachment height the anchor points should be at 5'. Can I set them higher? What to consider in this case? Or what to expect?
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