Hammock Stands

All of the wooden material we use for our hammock stands is 100% FSC certified, whilst being sustainably & eco-friendly harvested. We have stands made from tough Spruce wood and hardened Pine, however, if we had to choose, we would say our Larch wood hammock stands are the best.

Our metal hammock stands, due to being lighter than our wooden hammock stands, are easier to put up and take down. However that being said, regardless of the material of your hammocks stand, we recommend that once your stand is up, it stays up.

All of our wooden hammock stands are produced from the finest grade of materials, as well as undergoing unique lamination or dipping bath processes. We have customers whose wooden hammock stand is going strong after 15 years, it all boils down to how well you care for it. The better you look after it, the longer it will last.

All our metal hammock stands are produced from top-quality, powder-coated steel so will last for many years. As a rule of thumb we say, the better you look after your metal hammock stand, the longer it'll last.

Good question, whilst you have the freedom to pick and chose which products you would like, you need to bear in mind the compatibility of our hammocks and stands.

To find what's compatible, you can check our compatibility guide, or see the appropriate stands under each hammock on its product page.

Whilst we only sell the finest products that we would use ourselves, we feel that Amazonas is better. Jobek stands are brilliant, french designed hammock stands but their stands don't undergo the same protective measures Amazonas's stands do.

No you don't. All our wooden hammock stands have a chain and pin attachment system at each end where you fix the hammock ends onto. All metal hammock stands have an out-facing arm that you hook the hammock eye (end knot of the hammock) onto.

All of our Amazonas wooden stands have undergone a dipping bath or lamination process to create a protective coating around the wood. You are, however, able to re-oil your wooden hammock stand should you wish. Do bear in mind that you may likely need to sand the stand down before re-oiling.

Any outdoor wood oil should be suitable, but if you're unsure, feel free to contact us.

Our metal hammock stands are a one-person job that will take 10-15minutes. Our wooden hammock stands are a two-person job that can take 20-30 minutes.

The best and cheapest way to prevent wildlife from damaging your stand during the night is to hang a windchime on each end of the stand. In many cases, the noise this produced will scare them off.