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About Pawleys Island
The Original Pawleys Island Rope Hammock was created in 1889 at Pawleys Island, one of the oldest summer resorts on the South Carolina coast. Captain
Joshua John Ward, a river boat pilot who barged rice and supplies between nearby Georgetown and the great rice plantations of the South Carolina low country,
found the grass-filled mattresses on his boat too hot in the summer.
He decided to make a cool and comfortable cotton rope hammock for use on his boat. After several uncomfortable designs, Cap'n Josh made a hammock using
wooden spreaders without knots. This original design has proven to be so comfortable, that it is still used in popular Pawleys Island hammocks, over a century later.

Using the highest quality materials, Pawleys Island hammocks are available in the traditional all-cotton rope or the soft spun polyester rope. Their custom designed
stretcher bars are cut from seasoned Carolina red oak, then steamed, bent, drilled, sanded, and varnished -- all to impart a comfortable sway to the hammock and
to spread the rope evenly for optimum stability.

As an onlooker in the Pawleys Island weaving room, where the hammock is knitted, you will find yourself keeping time to the rhythmic motion of the skilled native
craftsmen. As they work a needle of rope in and out of the hammock body, they create symmetric patterns and lend a touch of art to the unique and interesting craft.
You can often hear the enchanting sounds of "gullah" in conversation and song, which represents a distinct southern low country style of dialect and unique part of
our American heritage. Once the hammock body is woven, it is connected to strong plaited ends and then strung through the oak stretcher bars. Nautical bowline
knots attach the ends to the body of the hammock. Upon final inspection, each is marked with the traditional metal tag to ensure its authenticity as an Original
Pawleys Island Rope Hammock.

Today, The Original Pawleys Island Rope is sold around the world. Thousands of friends now experience the comfort and tradition of an Original Pawleys Island
Rope Hammock.

Warranty
Castaway Hammocks are guaranteed to be free of defects in workmanship and materials for up to one year after the purchase date. Prolonged exposure to weather
conditions including snow, rain, and humidity are not covered under the warranty nor is damage caused by normal wear, mildew, improper care including storage,
maintenance, and installation. If an item is found to be defective within one year of its purchase, it will be replaced without charge.

There is no better way to use your patio or yard
than with a hammock. Offering comfort and
relaxation in the sunshine, hammocks are ideal
for a simple way utilize your outdoor space!
Castaway Hammocks are hands-down some of
the best hammocks on the market today.
Exteriorguide offer an extremely high quality
product (such as polyester rope hammock, large
quilted hammock, weave hammock and many
more)that is very reasonable from a cost
perspective. Feel that Castaway experience in
any of our island-worthy items from the
Castaway Collection. This collection is designed
for the outdoors because they are made to with
stand all types of weather. Create your own
deserted island in your own back yard with the
Castaway collection.(Weave Hammock or Rope
Hammock)

Optional pillows available for added
comfort
Creates the feel of a deserted island in
your own back yard

The Original Pawleys Island Rope Hammock
was created in 1889 at Pawleys Island, one of the
oldest summer resorts on the South Carolina
coast. Captain Joshua John Ward, a river boat
pilot who barged rice and supplies between
nearby Georgetown and the great rice plantations
of the South Carolina low country, found the
grass-filled mattresses on his boat too hot in the
summer. For more information please read the
bottom of the page.