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2 out of 10 |
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| WOULD OF BEEN GREAT IF ALL HARDWARE WAS THERE
(RTTMARTIN, MAINE, 2008-04-07) |
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| THIS IS WHAT SOULD OF BEEN IN THE BOX
WOOD-(A-2X) GOT THREE SHOULD OF BEEN TWO
WOOD-(B-2X) GOT ONE SHOULD OF BEEN TWO
WOOD-(C-2X) THIS WAS OK GOT TWO
HARDWARE NUTS WASHERS AND BOLTS MOST OF THEM MISSING. VERY DISAPPOINTING WHEN NOT WHAT YOU PAID FOR. WOULD OF COST TOO MUCH TO SEND BACK PRODUCT WEIGHS ALOT. BOX WASN'T DAMAGED OR OPEN THE MISTAKE WAS IN THE PACKING NOT IN THE HANDELING OR SHIPPING. ALSO THE THE STAIN ON THE WOOD APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN RUSHED LOTS OF DRIPPAGE. CERTAINLY NOT WHAT I EXPECTED. HAD TO REDRILL NEW HOLES FOR THE PROPER PIECES TO MEET UP. ALONG WITH GO OUT AND BUY NEW HARDWARE. BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!! BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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8 out of 10 |
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| Stand too short?
(coastaloregonian, Oregon Coast, 2008-04-05) |
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| Ths is a sturdy hammock stand that should last. We did have a problem with the hammock not fitting it well. At the maximum extension (and without the use of the large chain extensions), the hammock bottomed out when a 140 pound person got into it and one was left lying or sitting on the ground. We have ordered another hammock and are hopeful that a different style of hammock will rectify the problem. It is not clear at this point whether we had an unusually large hammock, or whether the stand is too short. |
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2 out of 10 |
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| Hammock Stand disintegrated
(Leec3, New Braunfels,Texas, 2008-06-18) |
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| Although it was advertised as solid wood, it was actually laminated wood. The laminations of the different plies started to deteriorate and delaminate in about a year. After about a year the finish was almost completely deteriorated at the sun exposed surfaces, and the exposed wood surfaces started to split. It looked to be of excellent quality when I received the hammock stand, but time took it's toll. I wish they had said not to put in the outdoor,or maybe to re coat it with weather proof varathane. |
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2 out of 10 |
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(UnclGordie, Corpus Christi Texas, 2008-04-10) |
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| Although it was advertised as solid wood, it was actually a laminated material. The laminations of the different plies started to deterioate and delaminate in about three to four months. After about a year the finish was almost completely deteriorated at the sun exposed surfaces, and the exposed wood surfaces started to split. It looked to be of excellent quality when I received the hammock, but time took it's toll. |
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10 out of 10 |
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(GirlattheBeach, Wilmington, NC, 2008-05-07) |
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| Just as I had hoped. Looks great and was fairly easy to put together. Some of the drilled holes were off a bit, but with some help it went together pretty quickly. I have looked at other stands, and this one is so much prettier and was a great value for the price. Would definitely recommend it to anyone. |
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