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Early Development Toys | Home » » » Tropic Island PC-14 Rope Hammock | | | | | | | Description: | | "HATTERAS" COTTON HAMMOCK
*82"L x 60"W body, 13-1/2'L
*450 lb. capacity
*Wood spreader bar
*100% cotton
*Use with stand (not
included) Ace No. 8189599
*Boxed | | | Features: | |
• Strong 3-ply 100% cotton rope
• Constructed with varnished hardwood spreader bars for extra durability
• Large enough to hold two adults 450 pound weight capacity
• Does not include hanging hardware
• 60" x 80" body, 11 feet long
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 84.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 60.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 1.0 inches | | Package Length:
| 62.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 6.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 6.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 13.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 25 reviews |
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 Incorrect Product LengthAug 01, 2009
BEWARE! This product is not 11 feet long as advertised. It's actually 13.5 feet long. Look it up on the merchant's ([...]) website and see for yourself. Do a search for "PC-14" Hammock and you will find it.
Unfortunately, I only relied on the Amazon listing, and only realized the hammock was too long when [...] sent me the confirmation email which stated it was 13.5 feet long. The really bad part is that I was out of town on an extended trip and couldn't return the item with the 30 day return period. They eventually let me return it, but they refused to refund ANY of the shipping costs, so it ended up costing me $38 to ship to Brooklyn, NY from Tucson, AZ.
I feel this was completely unacceptable due to their incorrect product dimensions on Amazon. Buyer beware!!
After one season, it's falling apart.Apr 30, 2003
I bought this hammock for my husband for Father's Day 2002. We stored it inside during the winter months. Still, this spring one of the ropes has popped. I imagine others will follow. Bummer.
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 Made it through the winter.Mar 18, 2003
I looked out in my back yard last week and suddenly realized that I had never taken down my hammock during the winter. It stayed stretched out through much ice and snow, and it looks as if it made it through just fine. The finish has worn off of the wood, but the rope is still firm, and it is just as comfortable as ever. A warning though: if you don't have two useable trees, be sure to factor a hammock stand into your costs. They can be pricy.
hammockDec 27, 2002
My family spends hours outside, reading, drinking, talking eating just resting out on the hammock. We love it!
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REVISED REVIEWOct 29, 2002
I HAD WRITTEN EARLIER ON HOW I COULD TELL AS SOON AS I TOOK IT OUT OF THE BOX THAT THE PC-14 WAS A BETTER MADE HAMMOCK THAN OTHERS I HAD FOUND.
HOWEVER, AFTER USING IT FOR APRX. 2 MOS, SOME OF THE ROPES HAVE ALREADY BROKEN AND AGAIN, I FIND MY SELF DISAPPOINTED. I TOOK IT IN EVERY NIGHT AND NEVER LEFT IT OUT IN THE RAIN.
USUALLY ONLY MYSELF OR MY DAUGHTER USED IT ALONE. OCCASIONALLY THE BOTH US US WOULD LAY IN IT TOGETHER WITH OUR HEADS AT EITHER END READING.
THERE WERE NO SMALL KIDS JUMPING ON IT OR ANY EXCESSIVE WEIGHT PUT ON IT.
THE ROPES STARTED TO FRAY WITHIN 2 WEEKS FROM FRICTION IN THE WOOD SPREADERS.
AFTER SEVERAL YEARS OF TRYING TO FIND A HAMMOCK THAT LASTS FOR MORE THAN 1 SEASON, I QUIT. I'M GETTING RID OF THE STAND AND GOING BACK TO LAWN CHAIRS!
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