ATERET Twisted Manila 3 Strand Natural Fiber Rope – Multipurpose For Landscaping & DIY Projects

• USAGE: Its rugged three-strand construction is fabricated to acclimate with some of the most demanding environments. This all natural rope is versatile, it can be looped, spliced, or cut for all of your project needs. It is an adaptable rope that is perfect for everybody from construction workers to the DIY weekend warrior. 
• OIL TREATMENT: This rope is treated with cordage oil that is applied to the fibers during production. This as well gives the natural rope a darker tone which can be more appealing to the eye in many uses. In addition, this oil acts as a preservative for outdoor usage. When first receiving your Manila Rope, it is to be expected that there may be a natural oil smell arising from it. It should dissipate over time. Alternatively, for a rope with a lessor aroma, we suggest taking a look at our ATERET ProManila Tan Polypropylene Synthetic Rope. 
• DO’S & DON’TS: When cutting the rope we suggest wrapping a 2 inch long section of the rope, where you are going to cut, with either masking or electrical tape. This is due to the rope’s tendency to untwist when being cut. Because of the nature of this rope being treated with oil, it is not pet friendly if an animal comes in contact with it. When your project is completed, we advise you to store the rope in a dry room with proper ventilation. Additionally, covering the rope when being stored will expand its usable life. PRO TIP – When used in an outdoor setting, plan on using 10% – 15% more than you had originally planned for. This is due to manila rope shrinking when wet. 
• SIZE OPTIONS: We custom cut rope in lengths of 50, 100, 300, 600, or 1,200 feet, with diameter options ranging from 3/16 of an inch to 3 inches.
• WHY PLANK SUPPLY: Our mission is to always treat our customers like royalty. We do this in part by delivering the gold standard of products as quickly and efficiently as possible. 24/7 support is our promise even after your purchase is fulfilled.

PRO TIP:

This rope is prone to fraying when cut. For this reason, we encourage you to, CLICK HERE to download out infographic explaining how to professionally cut natural rope and prevent fraying.