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Manila Rope

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Manila Rope

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Length:25 meters
Diameter:Ø 6

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Our Manila Rope is great for securing or finishing thick bamboo poles and making bamboo joints. Manila Rope is a natural rope composed of the fibers of the banana plant.

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Its natural, yellow-brown appearance makes Manila Rope an ideal decoration and tying rope in combination with bamboo. For example, if you have attached bamboo poles together using screws or bolts, you can cover them by tying this twine around them. This way you will get the most beautiful and strongest result with the perfect finish.

Manila rope is 3-strand beaten and treated with oil which gives it a slightly smoother texture. The rope is Grade 1 quality which means it gives a high tensile breaking strength of 245 kg.

Manila Rope is a natural product and highly degradable. The product is slightly greased for longer life. Manila Rope has very good UV resistance and is fire retardant.

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Bamboo Benefits

With photosynthesis, bamboo extracts CO2 from the air and releases oxygen. Bamboo produces about 40% more oxygen than wood and absorbs up to 35% more CO2 than wood. That makes bamboo better for CO2 offsetting than wood.

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Bamboo & Environment

The use of bamboo greatly reduces the greenhouse effect and climate change. Bamboo absorbs greenhouse gases and releases 35% more oxygen into the atmosphere than an equivalent species of hardwood. This is due to its high growth rate and photosynthesis. Climate change has been an issue for several years, which is why bamboo could be included as a certified hardwood. Bamboo is also suitable for biomass production because it gives the second highest biomass on earth.