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The Kids Hanging Cocoon Hammock is the luxurious hanging hideway for one or two kids. Place it indoors or outdoors - it looks great in a bedroom, playroom, garden or patio. Features waterproof polyester canvas fabric, oversized entry portal and a lightweight, rust-free aluminum ring that keeps the bottom flat for maximum room. Includes 18 ft. of black rope and a carabiner clip. Max weight capacity 220 lbs. Available in Green, Red or Turquoise. Kids Hanging Cocoon Hammock - Red

The Kids Hanging Cocoon Hammock is the luxurious hanging hideway for one or two kids. Place it indoors or outdoors - it looks great in a bedroom, playroom, garden or patio. Features waterproof polyester canvas fabric, oversized entry portal and a lightweight, rust-free aluminum ring that keeps the bottom flat for maximum room. Includes 18 ft. of black rope and a carabiner clip. Max weight capacity 220 lbs. Available in Green, Red or Turquoise. Kids Hanging Cocoon Hammock - Turquoise

The Kids Hanging Cocoon Hammock is the luxurious hanging hideway for one or two kids. Place it indoors or outdoors - it looks great in a bedroom, playroom, garden or patio. Features waterproof polyester canvas fabric, oversized entry portal and a lightweight, rust-free aluminum ring that keeps the bottom flat for maximum room. Includes 18 ft. of black rope and a carabiner clip. Max weight capacity 220 lbs. Available in Green, Red or Turquoise. Kids Hanging Cocoon Hammock - Green

Downtown Pittsburgh is a 300-acre triangle of land where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers converge to form the mighty Ohio River. Between the rivers is a tiny spit of flat-bottom land once known as the gateway to the West, the portal to a vast, remote, unexplored wilderness. Ownership of this strategic wedge of land was fiercely contested for hundredsof years. The powerful Iroquois Nation first invaded the area in the 1600s during the Beaver Wars. When the French planted their flag in 1749, they collided with the British Empire for control of the forks of the Ohio River and all of North America. One hundred years later, this swath of frontier wilderness became the “workplace of the world,” the heart of the great Industrial Revolution. Immigrants arrived from around Europe to work in the glass, iron, and steel mills. Industrial giants such as Carnegie, Frick, Mellon, and Heinz forged their fortunes here.Downtown Pittsburgh is the story of the great transformation of this city and its contributions to the world.