Hammock Chair with Stand - Heavy-Duty Hanging Chair, Indoor/Outdoor, 350 Pound Max, Includes Cell Phone Holder

I love this so much! I wanted a chair that would fit nicely on my balcony so I could sit out there and read and this is perfect. It's comfortable and holds really well. It was fairly easy to put together. I love the height and like that when I'm sitting on it my feet don't touch the ground. I'm 5ft 4in for reference.

This heavy-duty hammock chair with a sturdy stand provides ultimate relaxation indoors or outdoors. it’s perfect for lounging in style.

Really comfortable, Love the pocket! So much, that I put one in the living room AND one in the garden.Stand is sturdy but not bulky.

I’ve had this in my wishlist for ages and finally splurged now that it’s warming up & didn’t want to drag my old one down from the attic and clean & repair it.The build was simple, and the instructions were adequate - but it’s pretty straight forward. Took less than 20 minutes. I did use my drill & the correct bit rather than the included allen key (though wish I hadn’t been lazy and had grabbed my pliers because the wrench leaves a lot to be desired, for me anyway)I already had a hammock chair I liked, so I did not use the included one (and tbh, I’d have been happy if it wasn’t included).Will be a lot easier to take apart and store when the patio sitting time ends than the traditional one I had - and I love that there’s no cross bar at the top!I may need to get another for my kids now

Put the swing together like the directions instructed. It's constable needing tightened and within 2 weeks the swing itself started to Frey. The bolts ate sharp and cutting the swing, I tied a rag around the bolt and it's cut through that too. The frame is light and slides all over.

So the swing is decent for a hammock swing. My son is autistic and has a sensory room-- wanted an additional seating option. He doesn't like that you can't really swing. This is more of a hammock swing stand-- not a swinging swing. Also it "walks" if you try to swing-- even rocking makes it "walk" or nearly tip over. We've had it about 3 months. The stand isn't going to last. I give this maybe another 2-3 months til it's broken. The metal is bending and he's only 85lbs. It's rated for much heavier weight but if you actually try to swing or rock the metal bends. If you were to sit still perhaps it would be ok. But anything more than sitting still--this is a pass. We have tried another pod swing base and he broke that as well. Unfortunately ceiling mounts or fixed swingsets seem to be only option for our sensory seeker.Update-- it lasted about 5 months and broke the metal welds in 3 places.

I like the hammock but the screws it gives you are slightly too small at the end so you can't completely screw them in. I'm not sure why they did this. I'm pretty big and I haven't fallen yet, but it does lead to a creaking and honestly scary sitting down experience.There's also no strings that attack the top part with the cushion, so it just lamely flops down. Maybe I'm sitting in it wrong.Over all it's okay, but about as comfortable as a similarly priced bucket chair or egg chair.

I absolutely love this chair, it's so comfy and very large to handle my teenager without breaking. I am looking to buy another for my husband