Fireplaces: Indoor Hammock Wall Mount

I love hammocks so I wanted to try and sleep in one indoors. I live in an apartment but opening the big window makes it almost like sleeping outside.

TOOLS

SUPPLIES

NOTES

Wood: Only make the inner hole as wide as needed for the rope to fit. I wasn't sure what rope I wanted to use so mine is wider than needed. Obviously narrower = more strength.
Metal pins: Use proper pins if you have them. If you cut some from screws like I did then make sure to use fairly big screws (mine have 4mm diameter) that are long enough so you only use the unthreaded part.
Studs: I have brick walls so spreading out the screws as much as possible was ideal. If you have studs then I'd recommend using 2 screws instead of 4 and aim for the centre of the stud. The screws should be as long as possible and you might want to test somewhere else if you need to drill a small pilot hole or not.
Concrete: I'd probably use 2 long expansion screws/bolts instead of 4 screws.

Step 1: Cut + Glue

Drill, cut and mill (sorry - I didn't take any pictures of the actual process but it's a simple build:)
1. I recommend drilling, sawing and milling the inner holes first as it's easier to handle the router when you have a bigger surface.
2. Notice that the grove for the metal pins is cut in the back plate.
Cut the metal pins in the right length
1. I didn't have any metal pins lying around so I cut two screws instead using only the unthreaded part.
Glue together the plates (remember the pins)