Hanging chair in Mallorca, Camp de Mar (e-mail: customer Thomas H., Bonn)

Hello Mr. Kuellenberg!
Thank you very much for the tip! My new crazy chair will be hanging in beautiful surroundings (Mallorca / Camp de Mar) in two weeks and numerous "envious people" will get a long nose. (just kidding...) As soon as I have the first 10 orders, I will get in touch with you again about the conditions... Continued good business! Kind regards, Thomas H.....

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Hello Mr. Kuellenberg! My order has now arrived! Super fast - everything included and as ordered! Clearly: Great!!! As a "non-sailer" and nautical expert, I still have a question: With my crazy chair, you kindly included a nylon rope as an extension between the (ceiling) hook and the shackle! Thank you very much!!! Only: how do I knot / connect the rope between the hook and the shackle in order to create a permanent, stable and ultimately secure connection (by the way...I weigh 90 kg!!!). Do you have a tip for me? Have a nice weekend and thank you for your help! Regards, Thomas H....

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Hello Mr H....,
Thank you for the compliments that everything went so well and is complete. For us, customer service and care is just as important as the product itself.
Now to your knot topic.
First of all, welcome to the club - I weigh 94 kg :-) and I've never had any concerns about the Crazy Chair (it's also TÜV tested up to 150 kg). Now please don't be surprised at how easy it is to tie the knot! Just forget the hanging chair for now. If I were to ask you to tie a long rope at the 2 ends with a knot, what would you spontaneously do? That's right - you take the two ends in one hand and tie them together in a simple (housewife's) knot and pull it tight. Then you have created a knot with the ends sticking out about 5-10 cm from the knot and a loop from the rope
made. That's it. So do the same with the rope for the hanging chair. That's how we've been doing it for many years. So easy and you don't need to be a sailor or climber. Trust the simple things, which include the knot. Good luck with this and if you have any questions, please contact me. Yours sincerely, Joachim Kuellenberg