Reminds me of a tent I built once with 6 poles and some rope and tarps. It rained over the weekend and we ended up with two temporary but quite large “hammock tubs.”
Then it got windy . . . didn’t know wind could bend a 2 inch pipe like that, guess it was the giant sail attached to it that did the job.
Hmm, this has got me wondering about how easy it would be to make an actual hammock bath.
Some tarp inside an existing hammock might work, although a bath must contain something like 100kg of water before anyone even gets onto it, so massive over-engineering is the order of the day here.
Quite surprised the coffee bar wasn’t included http://www.splinterworks.co.uk/portfolio/dime.php
re: The tub looks incredibly comfortable but to make it functional,wouldn’t hot and cold valves be nice? Commenter heng has it right, a freestanding one in an arch or circle would simplify installation.
I’d rather have one of those portable bathtubs, like that Hawkeye and B.J. ordered in an episode of MAS*H. It’d be easier to install, easier to move, and it seems like a design that could be greatly improved with carbon fiber.
This thing is clearly marketed to men with enough fine art and fine women to keep some of each in the bathroom. You have to assume they also have domestic staff to scrub the whole room down after every art bath.