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San Blas Pool Hammock Chair
€139.00
Including €0.20 for ecotax
Reference: HC043B
Handmade in the homes of Yucatan, Mexico. Many possible positions in this large and extendable chair. 4-thread mesh invented by the Mayans (very tight and stretchable) that leaves very few marks on the skin. Ultra resistant, mine lasted more than ten years despite all the tricks my children did! Support not included.
Handmade in the homes of Yucatan, Mexico. Many possible positions in this large and extendable chair. 4-thread mesh invented by the Mayans (very tight and stretchable) that leaves very few marks on the skin. Ultra resistant, mine lasted more than ten years despite all the tricks my children did! Support not included.
Mexican Craftsmanship and Exceptional Comfort
Transform your space into a place of relaxation with this hanging mesh chair. Handmade in Mexico, this typical item combines traditional Mayan craftsmanship with contemporary design. Ideal for indoor or outdoor use, it promises moments of reading and can even be perfect for a few naps.
Main Features:
- Materials: Made from 100% cotton, soft on the skin and environmentally friendly.
- Dimensions: A Tropical Hamac design to fit all our hammock chair stands.
- Maximum Load: Supports up to 200 kg, thanks to a sturdy weave and reinforced suspension points.
- Care: Hand washable to preserve the artisanal quality of the fabric.
- Durability: Up to 10 years with heavy use and 20 years with careful use.
- Specificity: Entirely handmade
The Secret of the Mexican Hammock: The Four-Thread Mesh
What sets the Mexican hammock chair (like the hammock) apart is its unique four-thread weave. This technique, invented by the Mayans, guarantees exceptional seating. In 10 years, your hammock chair will not have changed! Unlike traditional two- or three-thread meshes (found in most mesh hammocks on the market), the four-thread mesh perfectly adapts to the body's shape, providing an incomparable sensation of weightlessness.
A Threatened but Preserved Craft
In Mexico, weaving a hammock is not only a profession but also a family pastime. However, over the years, this craft nearly disappeared due to a lack of interest from younger generations. Fortunately, in the villages of Yucatán and Chiapas, where traditions are important, many families preserve this know-how by organizing weaving workshops to pass on their secrets to those who wish to learn.
Why Choose a Mexican Hammock?
Each hammock carries a culture and tells a story—that of passionate artisans who, without pressure, take the time to weave an item that can last for years. It adapts to all uses: napping in the shade of a tree, interior decoration, or a reading chair.
Discover our range of Mexican hammocks, carefully woven with respect for traditions. Order now and bring a piece of Mayan culture into your home.
HC043B
Data sheet
- Maximum allowable load (kg):
- 200
- Number of suspension lines:
- 110 cordes de 8,6kg de resistance chacune.
- Duration observed during intensive use:
- 10 ans
- Observed duration with careful use:
- 20 ans
- Product weight (g):
- 2600
- Textile materials:
- 100% coton
- Interview:
- lavage à la main (filet)
- Origin:
- Mexique
- Dominant color:
- Blue
- Width of the seat of the basket (cm):
- 115
- Seat depth of the basket (cm):
- 200
- Total height of the basket (cm)
- 160
- Length of the gondola bar (cm):
- 110
- Warranty:
- 3 ans
- Product length (cm):
- 260
- Specificity of the hammock:
- Fait main
- World House Title
- Hamac chaise filet XL en coton bleu
- Title World House IT
- Sedia-amaca a rete XL in cotone blu
- World House Title ES
- Hamaca-silla de malla XL en algodón azul
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Handmade in the homes of Yucatan, Mexico. Many possible positions in this large and extendable chair. 4-thread mesh invented by the Mayans (very tight and stretchable) that leaves very few marks on the skin. Ultra resistant, mine lasted more than ten years despite all the tricks my children did! Support not included.