Use strong, stable supports. Always attach the hammock to structurally sound trees or compatible, appropriately rated hammock supports. Do not attach it to weak branches, unstable posts, decorative fixtures, or unverified mounting points.

Follow the selected model's weight limit. Never exceed the stated load rating for the hammock or any suspension component. The lowest-rated part of the complete setup determines its safe working limit.

Inspect before every use. Check the fabric, seams, straps, ropes, buckles, and other hardware for fraying, tears, deformation, or damage. Do not use the hammock if any component is compromised.

Keep the hammock low. Install at a reasonably low height above a clear, suitable surface. Keep the area beneath and around the hammock free from rocks, sharp objects, and other hazards.

Enter and exit carefully. Sit down slowly near the center, check that the setup is stable, and distribute your weight gradually. Avoid jumping, standing, vigorous swinging, or rough play.

Use only compatible suspension accessories. Follow the installation instructions for the selected configuration. Make sure all knots, straps, attachment points, and hardware are secured correctly before use.

Protect against unsuitable weather. Avoid using the hammock during strong winds, thunderstorms, or other hazardous conditions. Follow the fabric's care guidance regarding extended moisture and sun exposure.

Clean and dry before storage. Remove loose dirt and clean according to the material's care instructions. Allow the fabric and suspension accessories to dry fully before folding and storing them in a clean, dry location.

Supervise children. Hammocks are not playground swings. Children should be supervised around suspended equipment, and the hammock should not be used as an infant sleeping surface.