Maximum load
The maximum load allowed for a hammock, in other words, the weight that the product is guaranteed to withstand. Although this limit is often given with a certain margin (assuming that a person can move, swing, etc.), it still cannot be exceeded: even if the hammock did not break right away, this can happen at any moment (even later, at an acceptable load).
Note that for double products (see "Number of seats") in this case, the total maximum load is given. At the same time, the weight in hammocks is distributed evenly, so pairs of people who differ markedly in physique can use them — the main thing is that the total weight does not exceed the permissible maximum.
Pillow
A pillow is included with the hammock. This feature not only relieves the user of the need to purchase a pillow separately — the complete product also optimally matches the hammock in appearance and design features. In some models, even a special attachment system may be provided to prevent the pillow from falling off the hammock.
Carrying bag
A carrying bag is included with the hammock. The advantage of such a bag over "non-native" packages is that it is initially optimized specifically for this product — in size, layout, etc. In addition, the bag is usually designed to store complete accessories like a pillow (see above).
Size
General dimensions of the product in length and width.
The width of a bed in a hammock usually corresponds to the total width (second number). But the length of the canvas (see below) is, by definition, less than the total length. However, sometimes manufacturers indicate the dimensions without specifying what exactly they are talking about — about the general dimensions or only about the canvas. In such cases, the same length value is indicated in both clauses; if it is not possible to clarify what exactly we are talking about, the product should be chosen with a certain margin (the canvas is usually 10 — 15% shorter than the entire hammock).
