Would like some informations concerning indoor suspensions and also about hammocks

[cmc4free]

oh nice the hanging system seem really nice. i wanted to being high like 1 meter at least.

But this system will resist to lateral pull ? https://dutchwaregear.com/product/ad...e-wall-anchor/


Attachment 177646 welll it seem weird here the number i got

What seems weird? It's telling you your anchor points need to be ~2m off the ground, which is about 6.5 feet, which is about what I'd have guessed for a 13 foot span.
Your 80cm (32 inch) sit height is perhaps a little bit higher than some people might choose.

[Zaraelyr]

Awesome informations and knowledges about traction force for the anchor point thanks you. and yeah you like wood in the USA cheap and fast to build. So i guess last step fix the setup and show a picture and anyways will test it by pulling hard with a wrench and see what happen. I think nothing will moove for safety mesure i will add some chimical cement to the screw to lock them into the wall. i will go for some screw like that with chimical cement it won't moove https://www.accu.co.uk/en/imperial-s...YaAuZFEALw_wcB

EDIT: i got room up to 2.8 meter to the roof

[mbarr10]

So I am looking at a 14' diagonal in my office and would like suggestions for a height on my Eyelet screws? I will use a Marlin spike hitch on my sewn in beetle buckle suspension. I need to make this a one and done if possible. I have a Dutchware chameleon. Any thoughts??

[P-Dub]

Hang calculator:

https://theultimatehang.com/hammock-hang-calculator/

[cougarmeat]

Zaraelyr, "roof weight" is compression weight on the blocks - that's what they are designed for. The pull of a hammock is a shear force. That is NOT what the cinderblocks are designed for. I believe the shear stress would be applied to the mortar between the cinder blocks. There are YouTube videos of hammock fails of cinder block columns pulled down by a hammock hang. To equate the structural integrity of a suspension system at place/time X with a setup at place/time Y might not be the best comparison. It reminds me of a person playing Russian Roulette and saying, because he survived the first trigger pull, "I was safe that time so I should be safe on the next pull." Just Say'n.