Macrame Hanging Hammock Chair with Wood Bar

The number that decides whether a hanging chair is safe is the one this listing never prints: the weight limit. Nothing in the source gives a load rating, a hook, an anchor or a ceiling requirement, and that gap matters more than anything on the spec sheet.

What the source does give is the seat. Beige canvas and cotton rope, 39.4 in x 21.7 in (100 x 55 cm) of seating surface, hung from a wooden spreader bar 35.4 in (90 cm) across, with a foam pad 17.7 in (45 cm) long and 1.2 in (3 cm) thick under you.

• Beige canvas seat, cotton rope, wooden bar, foam pad.
• Seat surface 39.4 in x 21.7 in (100 x 55 cm).
• Spreader bar 35.4 in (90 cm) wide.
• Foam padding 1.2 in (3 cm) thick.
• Sold for bedrooms, sunrooms, gardens and decks.

Size

The seat spans a little over a yard, wider than a standard dining chair seat, and 21.7 in (55 cm) front to back. The bar at 35.4 in (90 cm) sets how much room the chair needs to swing without knocking a wall, so clear at least that much on either side before you drill anything.

Good to know

Two things in the source do not add up. The cotton rope is listed at 0.5 mm, which is sewing thread rather than a rope that carries an adult, so read it as a typo and confirm before you trust it. A second figure, 3.2 cm of bar thickness, appears with no label attached to it.

There is no published weight capacity. Hang this from a solid ceiling joist or a rated stand, never from plasterboard or a single drywall anchor, and treat the chair as unrated until the seller publishes a number.