Pawleys Island Hammocks Large DuraCord Rope Hammock - Oatmeal (13DCOT)

Description

The Pawleys Island Hammocks story goes back to Carolina Low Country more than 130 years ago. The Pawleys Island Hammocks story goes back to Carolina Low Country more than 130 years ago. Joshua John Ward, a river boat captain, simply wanted a good nights sleep during sultry summers. Pretty simple when you think about it. DuraCord is the solution to the quest for performance yarns with the look and feel of cotton. DuraCord is constructed of man-made industrial yarn that has been augmented with ultraviolet inhibitors and further anti-microbial enhancements to prevent degradation from outdoor exposure; but it is virtually indistinguishable from cotton. It has fooled even the experts! Pretty simple when you think about it. It has fooled even the experts! He set out with some rope and wood, a little gumption and grit and soon fashioned what would become the basis for our company the rope hammocka hand woven bed, two wooden spreader bars, a clew knot with a ring for hanging the hammock. DuraCord is the solution to the quest for performance yarns with the look and feel of cotton. Joshua John Ward, a river boat captain, simply wanted a good nights sleep during sultry summers. DuraCord is constructed of man-made industrial yarn that has been augmented with ultraviolet inhibitors and further anti-microbial enhancements to prevent degradation from outdoor exposure; but it is virtually indistinguishable from cotton.

Key Features

• Joshua John Ward, a river boat captain, simply wanted a good nights sleep during sultry summers.
• DuraCord is constructed of man-made industrial yarn that has been augmented with ultraviolet inhibitors and further anti-microbial enhancements to prevent degradation from outdoor exposure; but it is virtually indistinguishable from cotton.
• It has fooled even the experts!
• DuraCord is the solution to the quest for performance yarns with the look and feel of cotton.
• Pretty simple when you think about it.
• The Pawleys Island Hammocks story goes back to Carolina Low Country more than 130 years ago.