There is an easy way to determine the distance.
Hammock tree distance.
Looking for a couple of trees to hang it from.
This distance is commonly called the hammock ridgeline length.
You ll need 10 to 15 feet of distance between trees depending on the length and style of your hammock and how much tension you want.
Walking throught the woods with your hammock in hand.
When your hammock is setup the amount of curve also referred to as sag is going to be determined by the distance between the ends of your hammock.
There is another 13 of rope and hardware on each end angle.
How to hang a hammock from a tree or pole.
Walking up to one set of sturdy looking trees about 8 feet apart you think to yourself.
For example a 13 foot hammock will need at least 13.
Sturdy trees and in ground posts can provide the stability and support you need for securing your hammock safely.
For that distance and hammock length the web calculator says the strap length should be 67.
The distance between your trees or posts should be between 18 and 24 inches longer than the length of the hammock including its straps and rings.
Then you realize this won t work.
Wrap the tree straps around the trees and start to connect your hammock.
112 end to end of nylon.
If you have a spreader bar hammock the length of the hammock will determine the length of the distance you ll need between trees.
They re too close together.