This is an attractive pale rope which is useful in the garden for trailing plants or decking handrailing. It is also widely used on cat stratching posts. Sisal fibre comes from a species of Agave which is native to Mexico but it is grown in many hot countries with Brazil as the largest producer. The fibres come from the leaves and are used for making ropes, cords, carpets, dart boards and special papers. In particular it is used for baler twine and string. It is strong, durable and stretchy with a good resistance to seawater.

Main Features

• Durable natural fibre
• Economical

Main Uses

• Plant trailing
• Deck handrailing
• Cat scratching posts
• Decorative use
• General builders yard rope