How to choose a tree with a suspension of a suspension, will you hurt the tree?

1. How to choose a tree for Outdoor suspension

Outdoor leisure activities, sleeping on the Hammock is a very good experience. Outdoor suspension is generally tied to the tree. It should be noted that it is not necessary to choose two trees, especially the weather in the mountains is unpredictable. ChooseThe appropriate tree tie the suspender is more important. Generally, the main attention is to pay attention to the following four points:

1. Do not choose a crane chicken group to avoid becoming a lightning rod when bad weather.

2. The diameter of the tree should not be detailed. Pay attention to the trunk diameter of more than 10cm.At the same time, it is confirmed that the binding trees are alive to avoid fracture after the bearing bearing.

3. It is also alive to confirm that the trees around the trees are also alive, avoiding the dead branches from falling.

4. The ground under the suspension is flat. There should be no stones or sharp objects. You must also stay away from the cliff and avoid honeycomb and ant nest.

2. Will the Hanging machine hurt the tree?

Outdoor hammocks are generally tied to the tree, so will the suspension tie the tree hurt the tree?

It is understood that different tree species that have done research abroad have a 10 cm diameter and lively healthy branches. For tensile tests, the average of 900kg is required to be broken.Sentences say that people's weight at most 100kg is insignificant for trees.

The real damage to the tree is directly damaged, such as hurting the bark, increasing the wound that cannot be recovered, and the professional suspension rope is designed by reducing the tree damage.When it is not worn out of the bark.

However, it should be noted that the traditional suspension tie rope is relatively thin. When people sleep on the Hammock, the rope will hold the bark and cause certain damage to the trees. ThereforeOccupy the cross -wounding method of more area to prevent the tie rope from being too thin and piercing into the trees.