Hammock Chairs | Hanging Chair | Hammock Swings

That is down to taste. A hanging chair takes little floor space and can suit a simple room. Look at the product photos to judge the style.

A chair on its own frame, like our Hammock Chair, needs no drilling, which helps in a rental. A hanging chair from the ceiling needs a fixing, so ask your landlord first.

Many young people like a hanging chair as a place to read or chat. Stay within the weight limit and check the fixing or frame regularly.

You can, but the chair sways, so a fixed chair is steadier on camera. It is better for breaks than long meetings.

You can doze in one, but a hammock swing is made for sitting. For lying down, a full-length hammock suits better.

Hanging chairs are common in boho rooms, with plants, rugs and natural colours. Look at the product photos to see if ours suit your space.

It can be a spot for a break or a casual call. For long work sessions, a desk chair is the better choice.

We do not recommend it. Our hammock swings are not sold for use with babies. Use a stable, fixed chair to feed or hold a baby.

Yes. A hanging chair gives you a seat that takes little floor space, and under a covered veranda it is out of the worst rain. Check the beam can take the load first.

Yes, many people use a hammock chair as a reading seat. Add a cushion or our Hammock Pillow if you like extra padding.

It can be. Check they have a strong fixing point or room for a stand before you buy. We do not sell gift cards.

That depends on use, weather and care, so we do not give a number of years. Keep it dry, out of strong sun when not in use, and check the fixings and fabric now and then.

You can, if you find it comfortable. It is just a seat that sways, so try it and see.

Check the care notes on the product page. For our Swing Hammock, brush the fabric and spot clean it rather than soaking it with the bar still in.

You can add a cushion or our Hammock Pillow. We do not sell footrests or cup holders.

Less than a hammock. A hanging chair needs room to swing, so allow clear space all around it. A chair on its own frame needs room for the base as well. Measure before you order.

Many styles, including boho, coastal and plain modern rooms. It comes down to the fabric and colour. See the product photos to judge.

Indoors, yes. Outdoors, bring it in during rain, frost or strong sun, and store it dry over winter. Add a throw or cushion on cooler days.

We do not sell our chairs as pet-friendly. Claws can snag the weave, so keep pets off.

Read, rest, listen to music or just sit. It is a comfortable seat that sways gently.

Yes, a hanging chair takes little floor space. It needs a strong ceiling fixing or a stand, plus room to swing. Our Hammock Chair comes with its own frame.

Yes, if there is a strong beam or ceiling fixing, or room for a stand. Check your building's rules and that the fixing can take the load.

Our Hammock Chair has a cotton thread weave seat on a freestanding frame and comes with a cover with a zipped flap. Our Swing Hammock has a woven fabric seat with a metal spreader bar.

It sways rather than rocks. A hanging chair can move in any direction from its fixing point, while a rocking chair moves back and forth on the floor.

For reading or a short task, yes. It sways, so for focused desk work a fixed chair is easier.

We do not sell our chairs as safe for children. If a child uses one, an adult should watch, the fixing should be checked, and the weight limit kept to.

Yes. Our Hammock Chair stands on its own frame and is listed for indoor or outdoor use. Use its cover and bring it in during bad weather.

It hangs and sways, and the seat shapes around you, unlike a fixed chair. It needs a fixing point or a frame, and some space to move.

Yes. Hang it from a ceiling joist or beam that can take the load, or use a chair with its own frame, like our Hammock Chair.

Low enough that your feet can touch the ground when you sit, with some clearance below the seat. Adjust the chain or rope to suit.