I have a hanging chair that I want to suspend in a room. There is a strong glued laminated beam in the ceiling.

Is a large trapeze hook with wood threads enough to hang it? (or is something else needed?)

And is it best to hang the hook on the side or directly downwards?

The hanging chair is supposed to hold up to 150kg according to the description, but I doubt we will ever have more than 90kg load.

Wooden ceiling with visible beam. Wooden ceiling with a visible glulam beam, potential installation point for a hanging chair. There's a window and textured white wall below.
 
Just find 2 hooks that can hold 75kg and it will be fine.

An 8mm hole with a wood screw holds for 410kpa. Which is more than enough.
 
Do you think a hook fastened with 4 of these screws will be enough? I got a hook with 4 holes for screws. They are quite long and intended for wood. But unsure if they can hold under load.

Box of CorrSeal screws for wood, with dimensions label visible. Single screw placed in front, questioning suitability for hook attachment. Packet of outdoor wood screws labeled "Träskruv," size 6.0 x 140 mm, containing 100 pieces, from Essve, with a CorrSeal C4 coating.
 
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It can be calculated exactly, but I don't have such tables, though my gut feeling says that 4 such screws and 150 kg weight must be severely over-engineered. I wouldn't be surprised if it holds five times the weight. They are way too long, but sure, they can be used, though anyone unscrewing them one day will wonder what the "previous owner" was up to...
 
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