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      Tree Straps & Beam Loops: Suspension Guide

      Tree straps and beam loops are the "No-Drill" solution for hanging swings and hammocks. Designed to protect nature while ensuring safety, these systems allow you to set up on trees, patio beams, or pull-up bars without using permanent hardware or damaging the mounting surface.

      Technical Specifications

      Type A: Adjustable Tree Straps (For Trees & Large Beams)
      • Length: 153cm (1.5m) per strap.
      • Width: 4cm (Wide design prevents tree bark damage).
      • Material: 100% Weather-Resistant Nylon.
      • Capacity: 200kg.
      • Inclusions: Anti-twist Swivels & Heavy-duty Carabiners.
      Type B: Fixed Loop Straps (For Bars & Narrow Beams)
      • Length: 24cm (Compact).
      • Fitment: Cylindrical objects up to 7cm diameter (e.g., Pull-up bars, Pergolas).
      • Material: High-strength webbing with Galvanized Iron fittings.
      • Use Case: Gym rings, Pod swings, punching bags on fixed bars.

      Setup Instructions: The "Choke Hitch" Method

      The safest way to use these straps is via the friction-lock technique (often called a Girth Hitch or Choke Hitch). This prevents the strap from sliding down the pole or tree trunk.

      1. For Trees (Using 1.5m Straps)

      1. Wrap: Hold the end with the loop. Wrap the strap around the tree trunk or branch.
      2. Thread: Slide the metal ring end through the fabric loop end.
      3. Tighten: Pull firmly until the strap cinches tight against the bark. The 4cm width will distribute the load to protect the tree.
      4. Adjust Length: If the strap is too long, wrap it around the trunk an extra time before threading it through.
      5. Secure: For extra grip on smooth poles, use a "half hitch" knot. Attach your carabiner to the metal ring.

      2. For Bars & Beams (Using 24cm Loops)

      1. Position: Drape the short strap over your pull-up bar or patio beam (max 7cm diameter).
      2. Clip: Connect the two metal ends using the provided carabiner or pass one end through the other if length permits.
      3. Hang: Attach your gym rings or swing directly to the carabiner.

      Usage Guide by Equipment Type

      Standard Hammocks

      Requires: 2x 1.5m Straps.

      Setup: Find two trees roughly 3m - 4m apart. Install straps at head height. Use the "S" hooks or carabiners to connect the hammock loops to the strap rings. Ensure a 30° hang angle.

      Hammock Chairs

      Requires: 1x 1.5m Strap (Tree) OR 1x 24cm Loop (Beam).

      Setup: Select a sturdy branch or beam. Install a single strap. If using the 1.5m strap, ensure the Swivel is attached between the strap and the chair to allow rotation without unscrewing the strap.

      Pod & Sensory Swings

      Requires: Swivel Hardware (Crucial).

      Setup: Sensory swings spin frequently. You must use the included Swivel (in the 1.5m kit) to prevent the strap from twisting up and snapping. The swivel ensures smooth, silent motion perfect for therapy.


      Strap vs. Bolt Comparison

      Feature 1.5m Tree Strap 24cm Beam Loop Ceiling Anchor (Bolts)
      Installation Wrap & Pull (No Tools) Loop & Clip (No Tools) Drilling Required
      Portability Excellent (Camping/Park) Excellent (Gym/Travel) Permanent Fixed
      Primary Use Trees, Large Posts Chin-up Bars, Slim Beams Indoor Ceilings
      Surface Impact Zero Damage (Eco-Friendly) Zero Damage Permanent Holes

      Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

      Q: Will the straps damage my tree?

      No. The 1.5m straps are designed with a 4cm width. This wide surface area distributes the weight evenly, preventing the strap from cutting into the bark (a process known as girdling), keeping the tree healthy.

      Q: Can I leave them outside?

      Yes. The straps are made from weather-resistant nylon and the metal fittings are galvanized or stainless. However, to extend their lifespan, we recommend taking them down during extreme weather or when not in use for long periods.

      Q: Why is a swivel included?

      For sensory swings or single-point chairs, users often spin. Without a swivel, the strap creates torque (twisting force) which stresses the material. The swivel allows for 360-degree free rotation.

      Safety Tip: Always check the branch or beam strength before hanging. Just because the strap holds 200kg doesn't mean a dead tree branch will! Look for living, sturdy branches at least 15-20cm in diameter.