Hanging Egg Chairs

You can hang a hanging chair in a number of ways, the easiest being with a hanging chair stand. If you are hanging the hanging chair from a tree, ceiling or wall, find what you need here.

Choose a hanging chair by first working out which ones are suitable for your allocated space, then it's a matter of style and colorway. Simple really.

Each of our hanging chairs comes with its own load capacity rating, which will tell you how much weight the chair can take.

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A hanging chair has the material in a chair-like structure, with a rigid back body.

A hammock chair is similar to a hanging chair but has no rigid structure to it, it's open body allows for reclining and sitting cross-legged.

An egg chair is a hard egg-like structure that is normally open at one side that's filled with cushions.

We tend to say that the space you need to hang a hanging chair needs to be 30cm longer than the length of the spreader bar. This additional 30cm allows for movement and swinging of the chair.

Sitting in a hammock chair can help alleviate your symptoms, the position reduces the strain on your back, in turn reducing the pain. A hammock chair's structure contours to your body, gently supporting you, whilst the rocking motion can act similar to a massage.

In order to hang a hanging chair from a tree, you will need one of our rope hanging chair fixings.

We advise that a hanging chair should be a minimum of 20-30cm away from a wall. This distance allows for the movement of the spreader bar on your hanging chair.

If you're planning on hanging your hanging chair inside only, we'd recommend a cotton-based hanging chair as these have the highest levels of comfort.

If you're planning on hanging your hanging chair outside at all, we'd recommend an Elltex or polyester-based hanging chair as these have the highest level of weather resistance.