Two Person Hammocks: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Most historians agree that the hammock was invented around 1,000 years ago. The first ones were likely made from plant fibers or tree bark. People hung them above the ground to sleep away from snakes, bugs, and other creatures that might have bothered them during the night.
Fact #2. The first American commercial manufacturer didn't come about until 1889, on Pawley's Island in South Carolina. From there, these items graduated from being utilitarian items on navy ships and in prisons to being luxury items. They could be found in family backyards, and were the favorite sleeping vessels of campers.
Fact #3. When you get a two-person hammock, you can enjoy the swinging splendor of this item with a loved one. Set it up near some outdoor heaters with your projector, and you can have the coziest outdoor movie night. Just make sure it's rated to handle a lot of weight.
Fact #4. If your area sees all sorts of weather, make sure your model features some waterproof fabric or coating to survive the rain. You may also want one with an attached mosquito net. This is especially important if you plan on taking it camping in tropical regions. You don't want bug bites and malaria scares ruining a lovely evening outdoors.
Fact #5. Lying in a hammock is good for your body. Some chiropractors say that the best position in which to sleep is on one's back, with the head slightly elevated. When you sleep in a hammock, there's almost no pressure on any part of your body. This can make them ideal for those with certain back problems. Even the softest of mattresses still put some pressure on your body. If you struggle with night sweats, sleeping in one of these can also mean the end of waking up to a soaked mattress.