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Plastic chaise lounge chairs are a great option for your deck or outdoor patio. These chairs are lighter than the alternative aluminum or steel frame chaise lounge chairs. So they are easier to move around the deck or patio. Throw a towel on them and you are ready to relax!...

Metal (steel) hammock stands These are the most affordable hammock stands, and, whilst not as elegant, or sturdy as wooden hammock stands, are the most widely used of the three types. They will last a very long time, and if chipped, automotive paint can be used to repair the damage,...

One more thing you should know is that rope and fabric hammocks can have spreader bars at the ends or be stave-less (traditional hammock without bars). You might think that spreader bars add comfort, but in fact it is the other way around - hammocks without the bars are more...

Breath-ability. Although this is an appealing characteristic for fabrics, in my view it is outweighed in this case by the fact that considerable amounts of pesticides and fertilizers are used to grow cotton. Ironically, these chemicals are of no use in warding off the insects attracted to some hammocks (see...

This hammock is easy to setup as it comes with a hanging kit. The kit has ropes that are 10 feet in length, attached S hooks, and a detailed manual for fixing the hammock. The hammock can hold up to 250 pounds, and comes with 10 year warranty. It is...

Attractiveness. Within a few years, most cotton hammocks loose much of their original beauty due to inevitable, continual exposure to water and humidity. Also, typically, their colors fade in the sun....

Thinking of buying a hammock to relax and unwind? With so many hammocks on offer, it is difficult to decide which one is best. Discover the pros and cons of different types of hammocks and which hammock will be the best for you. Hammock retailers offer hundreds of different hammocks,...

Attractiveness. Within a few years, most cotton hammocks loose much of their original beauty due to inevitable, continual exposure to water and humidity. Also, typically, their colors fade in the sun....