Sisal twine rope agipa 13127 — natural fiber sisal, 150 m length, 400 g roll

Sisal twine rope agipa 13127 is a natural-fiber cord made from 100% sisal, supplied as a 150 m length wound on a 400 g roll. The rope has a coarse texture and firm twist typical for sisal fiber, offering good tensile strength and resistance to abrasion for everyday tasks. The product is biodegradable and compostable, providing a natural alternative to synthetic cords for gardening, packaging, crafting and light bundling around the home.

Advantages

The rope is made of natural sisal fibers, which provide reliable strength for tying, securing and bundling while remaining biodegradable. Supplied on a compact 400 g roll, the 150 m length gives extended usability without frequent replacements and is easy to store. The coarse texture improves grip and knot-holding ability, and the untreated natural fiber resists slipping in typical household and garden applications.

Suitable for

• Gardening: staking plants, training vines, bundling cuttings
• Packaging: securing parcels, tying packages and bundles
• Crafts and DIY: macramé, weaving, rustic decorations
• Household use: bundling newspapers, securing items for storage

Key specifications

• Material: 100% natural sisal fiber
• Length: 150 m per roll
• Weight per roll: 400 g
• Texture: coarse, firm twist
• Colour: natural (unspecified shade)
• Biodegradability: biodegradable and compostable

How to use

Cut the required length using sharp scissors or a knife and seal the cut end by wrapping tape or tying a small knot to reduce fraying. Use standard knots such as square knot or clove hitch for reliable fastening; the coarse texture helps knots hold under tension. For outdoor applications, inspect periodic exposure points and replace the rope if fibers show excessive wear or degradation from prolonged weathering.

Usage recommendations

For plant support, tie loosely to avoid constricting stems and check ties regularly as plants grow. When using for packaging, wrap securely and avoid overloading a single strand beyond its intended load; use multiple strands for heavier bundles. Store the roll in a dry place to preserve fiber strength and reduce premature rot.