My GF is out of town for the weekend so I took the opportunity to string up the hammock for a more comfy night. She's a hammock fan in the backcountry and took to tarping surprisingly well, just not supporter in the home.
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The hinges of the bedroom doors are the perfect height and distance apart. Been waiting for this day for a while now!
Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana.
Looks like you're going to have a comfy nights sleep. I've slept like that before, I spent a month and a half hanging from door hinges before. Make sure you don't damage your whoopies or straps.
-Jon-
LOLOriginally Posted by dangerous
. No mention of make sure you don't damage your door or door frame.
Don't let life get in the way of living.
Oh, nobody cares about that. LOLLOL
-Jon-
True that.Oh, nobody cares about that. LOL
To the OP, enjoy your home hammocking!
Don't let life get in the way of living.
Ha.
Now I can't wait till my wife goes out of town!
TRIUMPH
Go Your Own Way
I wish I could do that. Don't have anything spaced right in the house. Have a perfect set of trees outside but I'm really not sure that it would be the safest thing to sleep out there overnight.
Now i'm going to be looking in my, "hopefully", new home for just such spacing. Glad I found this post!!!
Just as a word of caution, if I were hanging from a hinge on an interior door, I would replace one of the jamb side hinge screws (probably the top one) with one long enough to pass through the jamb and into the framing material. Something in the 3 1/2" range should suffice.
This is standard practice for hanging an exterior door.
David
If you're going to replace one screw, why not all of them just to be safe?
I wonder how much weight that'll support? Hmmmm.
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