The Hammock Floor Net

Our hammock floor net material is light and comfortable to use, and the black nets in particular provide excellent transparency. They all have a very soft and discreet appearance. We recommend the 15mm mesh size for children’s areas, as it will prevent small objects from falling through. It is also suitable for longer naps. However, the dense mesh allows slightly less light to pass through. If you want to let more light into your interior through the mesh, consider the larger 30mm mesh size. This is a traditional catamaran net and the most commonly used size in interior design. It provides the most open and airy feel of the two mesh sizes, while still being comfortable to use.

A supporting frame is the foundation of your hammock floor net project and must be properly sized and stable. Many customers choose to make it out of wood, as it is easy and inexpensive to install. However, the frame can also be made of solid concrete or metal structures. Since there is no standard or norm for this product and its use, we recommend consulting with a professional to ensure the correct sizing and installation of the frame and netting for your own safety.
For more information on the supporting frame, please visit our page Instructions.

To attach your hammock floor net to the frame, you will need closed eyelets (eyebolts, wall eyelets, or similar), which should be placed every 15 cm on the inside of the frame. Each eyelet must be able to withstand a pulling force of at least 200 kg. The recommended maximum load for the hammock floor is 500 kg, regardless of the net size.

Use two independent ropes to connect the hammock floor net to the grommets, and then tension them. The ropes should be laced around the net in a “zig-zag” pattern, and their combined length should be approximately 5 times the circumference of your frame to ensure optimal lacing and tension.

We recommend strongly adding the fasteners when you order the hammock floor net, so that we ensure the optimal anchoring and tensioning.