Fatboy Headdemock Superb hammock seafoam

The Fatboy Headdemock Superb hammock is made of soft and pleasant unique outer fabric Sunbrella. The hammock is water-resistant and UV-protected, so it keeps its color nicely. In addition, the patented fabric has dirt-repellent properties and it is easy to wipe off stains when they are fresh. Enjoy a particularly easy and relaxed stay. The independent weight limit is 150 kg.

Meets EU product safety and quality requirements.

Fatboy's legendary beanbag chairs

Fatboy's imaginative product brand, born in 2002, springs from bold innovation. It challenges known norms and turns everyday objects into haunting experiences. Fatboy has a touch of humor that comes out through relaxation, both in the products and in the original communication. The cornerstone of Fatboy's ideology is the idea of ​​trying to change people's world of thought to a more positive one through experiencing the living environment. Unabashedly bold colors, highly durable materials and simplicity make the products easy and make them last for relaxed moments without worry.

In addition to Fatboy's legendary beanbag chairs, we also have other iconic products, such as hammocks, dog beds, Baboesjkas, Buggle-ups and dozens of other products to brighten up your everyday life.

Material: Powder-coated metal frame, hammock 100% acrylic, filling 100% polyester fiber (Sunbrella)
Dimensions: Width 330 cm, depth 100, height 110 cm
Weight: Hammock 9.75 kg, stand 12.9 kg
Color: Green
Additional information: The pillow is not included in the price.
Care instructions: Wipe with a damp cloth dipped in cleaning agent. Store in a dry place. The Headdemock hammock will last longer if you put it up to protect it from the rain.

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Alex Bergman