A covered veranda is one of the most natural places for a hammock in a coastal home. It brings the breeze and the view without leaving a cotton textile out in the rain. Here is how to plan one.
Choose a sheltered spot
Our hammocks are cotton textiles. Hang yours where it is protected from rain and long hours of direct sun, and bring it inside during storms or when it will not be used for a while. Salt air and humidity are hard on any textile, so let the hammock dry fully before storing it and follow the care instructions for your model.
Work with a coastal palette
Soft blues, sand and white suit a veranda by the sea. The Natural has a light braided weave, while The Pastel Weave and The Twilight bring more colour. Compare the colourways and specifications on each product page. The images are digitally styled scenes; contact us to confirm a particular colour or handcrafted detail before ordering.
Check the structure and the space
Listed lengths range from 4.00m to 4.20m. Measure between posts or beams, allow room for the hammock to sag and swing, and have a qualified installer confirm the structure and fixings. Each listing is for the hammock only; stands and hanging hardware are not included.
The veranda in our photograph is an illustrative styled scene. Need help choosing? Contact us.
