Reddit reviews Sunnydaze 12 Foot Hammock Stand with Heavy-Duty Steel Beam Construction, 2 Person, 350 Pound Capacity, Bronze
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Measures: 144 inches long x 36 inches wide x 48 inches tall and weighs 25 pounds; 350 pound weight capacityAccommodates hammock lengths up to 11 feet (shorter hammocks may require chains, not included)Features a durable 1.5 inch square/round 1.8mm gauge steel tube frame; heavy-gauge hanging hooks; all ends capped with smooth plastic to avoid injuryAssembles in minutes without any toolsSunnydaze Decor backs its products with a 1-year manufacturer's warranty for worry-free purchasing
i mean, this dude is looking for a temporary solution for a few months, and you're trying to direct him towards expensive lightweight stuff for camping, when a $15 amazon hammock and straps would work fine. /u/LimitedWard ... if you arent looking for a permanant setup, look at one of these
https://smile.amazon.com/CUTEQUEEN-Ultralight-Outfitters-Parachute-Backpacking/dp/B00Q2GQ3R0/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=cutequeen+11+hammock&qid=1569517138&s=gateway&sr=8-1
i have one and its held up to some stupid levels of abuse from drunk friends, sugar high children, and some heavyweights.
as for your anchors etc, i havent got a clue. personally id probably go for a stand since you are in an apartment and probably cant make major modifications required for hanging a hammock.
https://smile.amazon.com/Sunnydaze-Hammock-Heavy-Duty-Construction-Capacity/dp/B00K7HEA4S/ref=sr_1_6?crid=1DFTWTZQVQUPU&keywords=11%2Bhammock%2Bstand&qid=1569517288&s=gateway&sprefix=11%2Bhammock%2Caps%2C141&sr=8-6&th=1
the stand is going to be the pricey part tho... i got mine on sale for like $50, but i had the option to wait... im sure you are trying to do this asap.
and id personally get the 15' to give the straps some room to absorb the vibrations.
and i get it, i started with saying go cheap and now im saying go expensive... but if you go the wall anchor route, be very careful. hammocks exert a LOT of lateral force. walls werent meant to hold laterally, and if you have plaster walls, with crappy old studs... well... use caution for sure.
you can also make a stand quite cheaply if price is a concern.