Group Hammock – A flat suspended deck instead of a one-person sling

Three straps and three trees give you a triangular surface that stays level under load. More than one person fits, and you can lie across it in any direction without sliding to the low point. Two sizes are available, roughly 2.8 m and 4 m along each edge.

Why choose this group hammock?

Tension is what separates this from a standard hammock. Pulling the fabric out to three corners keeps it taut on every axis, so the deck behaves more like a raised platform than a swing. What lies below stops mattering once you are a metre above it.

Triangular suspension: tension in three directions holds the surface flat
Shared capacity: space for several people to sit or sleep across it
Terrain independent: hangs clear of mud, roots, slopes and wet grass
Nylon weave: light in the pack and fast to shed overnight moisture
Quick rigging: three anchor straps and a few minutes of adjustment

Somewhere to gather in the evening and nothing left behind in the morning.

Look for three trunks in a rough triangle and rig the straps at matching heights so the deck sits even. The smaller version needs about 110 inches per edge and the larger about 157 inches, so pace out the gaps before you commit. Hang it to dry the same day if you pack it damp.