Where to buy a hammock?

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Where to buy a hammock?

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Hello, just moved into my new house and looking for a nice, wide, comfortable hammock to hang under my sala. Looking for local expertise in terms of suggestions for a place that has some for sale?

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Check out this thread as one source. Pete :cheers:

viewtopic.php?f=22&t=20147
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viewtopic.php?f=22&t=20147&hilit=ticket+to+the+moon

If you follow this link it will take you to an advert for hammocks
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Thanks for a fantastically quick responses!

Any other tips? TTTM looks like a great product, but I'm looking for a more classic design, i.e. canvas material, spreader bars, etc....

Thanks!
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I am also looking for one thats free standing , saw one once on pala -u road but that was the one and only time Ive seem one.

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Thaifan............you get very nice woven hammocks which I think are made from bamboo or something similar. They're a rigid sort of design, and very nice. Not sure where you'd find one, but I do recall having seen them for sale at a number of places around Hua-Hin.



Rob-W.........I saw free standing hammocks at market village a short while ago. I actually stopped and had a good look at them to see if they're as good a quality as the one I had from Vietnam, and to be honest, they did appear to be. They were on display just outside Homepro.


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Takiap wrote:Thaifan............you get very nice woven hammocks which I think are made from bamboo or something similar. They're a rigid sort of design, and very nice. Not sure where you'd find one, but I do recall having seen them for sale at a number of places around Hua-Hin.



Rob-W.........I saw free standing hammocks at market village a short while ago. I actually stopped and had a good look at them to see if they're as good a quality as the one I had from Vietnam, and to be honest, they did appear to be. They were on display just outside Homepro.


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There is a shop almost opposite the Royal Palace (I think it is called Thai Wood) where they sell this type of hammock. Ask for Mia and I am sure she will be able to help you.
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