Jerry Pilcher
Metal poles are superior to wooden ones. Why? You need to treat a wooden post so that in time it doesn't decay or get infected. Also, metal poles invigorate you more and strain than a hammock needs. Here are the two different ways you can hang your hammock on a metal pole.
On the off chance that you need nothing intricate, only two
metal poles would do. Yet, you really want some other hardware as well. Here is the rundown of things you will require.
• Two 4 inch diameter and 8 ft long metal poles.
• Cement ground mix.
• 2 eye bolts.
• Chain to hang the hammock.
• A drill.
Building it is similarly just about as simple as the pole situation, however this one is sturdier. As there is a pole holding the two of them together, you get really anchoring strength.
To construct this one, you need to get a few extra things. More like plumbing things to be careful. Here are the things you will require.
• 2 metal L pipe joints
• 1 15 ft pole.
• 2 8ft pole.
• Cement or any grounding material.
• Drill.
• Eyebolts.
There are tons of ways to hang a hammock. From a tree is the most traditional one. But what do you do when you don’t have a tree? You can opt for some metal poles instead.
I'm Jerry Pilcher, Author of OutdoorTalk. I'm the guy you'll be happy to have on your camping trip. I am the person who loves to be in the middle of nowhere and enjoy the silence.
