Main risks

• Falls when getting in or out of the hammock, or due to sudden swings.
• Tipping or collapse due to incorrect assembly, poor anchorage or an unstable stand.
• Entrapment of fingers, hair or clothing in ropes, carabiners, chains or adjustment mechanisms.
• Entanglement or strangulation with ropes, especially in the presence of children and pets.
• Striking walls, railings, trees or other furniture due to insufficient clearance around it.
• Damage from strong winds that may move the hammock or topple the stand.
• Deterioration of fabrics, seams and fittings due to sun, moisture or corrosion, reducing strength.
• Overheated metal surfaces from the sun that can cause minor burns.

Safe use

• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and the product’s maximum recommended load.
• Before each use, check that the stand, anchor points, screws, carabiners, chains and knots are secure and undamaged.
• Place free-standing stands on firm, level surfaces; avoid uneven or slippery ground.
• If the hammock is hung from trees or structures, use solid anchor points and appropriate straps or hardware; check the stability of the anchor point.
• Leave sufficient clearance around it to avoid hitting objects or walls while swinging.
• Get in and out calmly: sit in the centre first and gently swing your legs; do not stand up on or jump onto the hammock.
• Avoid extreme swinging, full rotations and sudden movements that compromise stability.
• Empty pockets of sharp objects that could damage the fabric.
• Do not use it in strong wind, storms, or if the fabric is very wet and slippery.
• Before lying down, carefully touch metal parts exposed to the sun to check their temperature.

Storage and maintenance

• Air-dry the hammock if it gets wet and store it clean to prevent mould and bad odours.
• Clean with water and mild soap; avoid bleach and solvents that could damage the materials.
• Regularly inspect fabric, seams, ropes, carabiners, chains, hooks and stand; replace worn parts before use.
• Re-tighten the stand's screws and joints regularly.
• Use covers or store the set in a covered place when not in use for prolonged periods; remove the hammock in strong winds or over winter.
• Keep the hammock away from heat sources and open flames (barbecues, stoves).
• Rinse with fresh water after contact with salt or chlorinated water and allow to dry completely.

Usage restrictions

• Single-person use unless the model expressly states otherwise.
• Do not use as a swing, trampoline or play equipment.
• Do not exceed the recommended weight or combine unstable loads (people and pets at the same time, for example) if the product is not designed for it.
• Young children should only use it under constant adult supervision; keep ropes out of their reach when not in use.
• Avoid installing and using it on narrow balconies or elevated areas without sufficient safety clearance.
• People with limited mobility or balance issues may need assistance to get in and out safely.
• Do not modify the product or replace parts with others not specified by the manufacturer.