Suspended support net

A suspended support apparatus comprising:

• a perimeter for providing a frame for a four corner platform, the perimeter comprising at least two perimeter cords connected by four connection elements, one of each connection element being secured at each corner that redirect forces from the perimeter to the connection elements;
• a platform cord perpendicularly spliced through a section of a first perimeter cord of the at least two perimeter cords, such that the platform cord is wrapped around an outer edge of the perimeter, the platform cord extending to an opposing side of the perimeter and perpendicularly spliced through an opposing section of an opposing second perimeter cord of the at least two perimeter cords, the platform cord crisscrossing upon adjacently laid sections of the platform cord to form a mesh weave until it reaches the opposing side of the perimeter and tied off to the opposing side of the perimeter;
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• a plurality of attachment points, each attachment point extending from each connection element.

An apparatus for suspension above ground prepared by a process comprising the steps of:

• forming a perimeter with at least two cords, each cord having opposing terminal ends;
• for each cord of the at least two cords, feeding one of the opposing terminal ends, hereinafter a first cord terminal end and a second cord terminal end, into a ring tied to a separate rope using a cow hitch;
• and forming at least one prusik knot by wrapping the first cord terminal end around the second cord terminal end and securing the at least one prusik knot with a figure eight knot;
• forming a figure eight knot on each of the at least two cords at a point between its opposing terminal ends;
• splicing a plurality of surface cords through one side of the perimeter, each of the surface cords having a pair of terminal ends;
• interweaving each of the plurality of surface cords to an adjacent surface cord to reach an opposing side of the perimeter;
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• connecting each pair of terminal ends of the interwoven surface cords to the opposing side of the perimeter by using a double fisherman's knot.