Welcome To The Mayan Mexican Hammock Source.
King size authentic, handmade Mayan Hammocks & Mexican Hammocks.
Better for the family or for those who want to be king for more than a day. The King size Mexican hammock is ideal for family use. It can hold up to 4 comfortably (kids & parents together), or will provide you ample room if you are taller. If you can't decide, go with this one.
King Mexican Hammocks
The King says it all. It is palatial for its roominess yet not too big that you feel swallowed up. If you want to include the kids / family for your lazy days in the hammock, then this is the one for you. For those quiet evening when the kids are away, this one is even more comfortable for the two of you. If you want a versatile hammock for the family, then this is the one for you. These hammocks come in either nylon or cotton, with the cotton hammocks having nylon end strings for support.
Available for $56.95 plus shipping of $29.00 in the following vibrant colors and materials:
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Dimensions:
- Hammock weighs = 1.45 kg/ 3.15 pounds (approx.)
- Body Length = 2.2 meters / 6.85 ft (approx.)
- Body Width = 2 meters / 6.55 ft (approx.)
- End to end length = 4.3 meters / 13.45 ft (approx.)
- Supports up to 300 kilograms or 650 pounds (approx.)
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More Info
The Maya people of today include the Indigenous American people of southern Mexico and northern Central America. Today, there are an estimated 7 million Mayans living in this area. The largest populations of present-day Mayan people inhabit the northern area of Guatemala, Belize, and the western portions of Honduras and El Salvador. There are also large segments of Mayan people living within the Mexican states of Campeche, Quintana Roo, Tabasco, and Chiapas. The largest group of modern Mayans can be found in the Mexican state of Yucatán, on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. (source: Wikipedia)