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Relax in a woven Bolivian hammock. Looped, thick white cord at each end supports these wonderfully bright,
traditional products. Available in two designs and a variety of colours to suit every garden, attic and roof terrace.
The main area of the hammock measures 223cm long by 116cm wide, and comfortably holds a large adult.
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This is the Fish design hammock (as seen in the photo of Steve above), available in the following colours:
Purple (as shown
to left)
Orange
Green
Black/Orange/White
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£30.00
Wholesale price £17.50
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The chequered design hammock is guaranteed to brighten up any corner of anywhere. These hammocks use a combination of
oranges, yellows, reds, purples and pinks, and are a stunning display of colour. Some also have a splash of green.
Product code: M5 Cheq
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£30.00
Wholesale price £17.50
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If you don't have any trees, don't despair, you can still languish in a hammock. Here are our suggestions:
- Search the Internet for hammock stands or keep an eye out in garden centres and DIY stores. There are many styles
available in either wood or metal. The benefit with a stand is that you can move the hammock with the sun or
shade.
- Cement two sturdy fence posts in the ground and attach hooks from your local ironmonger or DIY store to the
posts. Alternatively, attach one hook to a garage or house wall.
- Have a permanent fixing on just one end and make the other one movable. This way you can move with the sun
or shade.
Happy hammocking!
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