Jute twine Linotech Lina jutowa 6 mm x 20 m by Linotech

Jute twine Linotech Lina jutowa 6 mm x 20 m by Linotech is a natural fibre cord designed for general-purpose tying, light bundling and decorative applications. Produced from jute, the 6 mm thickness delivers moderate tensile strength while remaining flexible and biodegradable. Supplied on a 20 m roll, this twine combines a rustic appearance with functional performance for gardening, packaging, crafting and household tasks.

Advantages

The twine is made from natural jute fibres that are biodegradable and suitable for environments where synthetic materials are undesirable. Its 6 mm diameter provides reliable grip and easy handling for tying stems, securing parcels and making craft items. The 20 m length on a single roll gives a convenient supply for multiple small jobs without excess waste. The natural colour and texture suit decorative uses and projects that require an authentic, rustic finish.

Suitable for

• Tying and supporting garden plants, vines and saplings
• Securing parcels, paper packaging and light bundles
• Macramé, wrapping, gift decoration and other craft projects
• DIY home projects that require a natural-looking cord
• Temporary fastening where biodegradable materials are preferred

Key specifications

• Material: natural jute fibre
• Diameter: 6 mm
• Length per roll: 20 m
• Colour: natural brown (jute tone)
• Construction: twisted twine for flexibility and grip

How to use

Cut the required length with scissors or a knife and knot the ends securely. For plant support, tie loosely around stems or trunks to avoid constriction as the plant grows; use a figure-eight or bow knot to provide both support and room for movement. When securing packages, wrap the twine around the parcel and finish with a reef knot or bow for easy untying. For decorative and craft applications, shape and trim the ends as needed and secure with glue or knots depending on the project.

Usage recommendations

Store the twine in a dry place away from prolonged direct sunlight and moisture to preserve fibre strength. Avoid using for heavy structural loads or permanent outdoor fixings where weather exposure and rot may compromise performance; instead choose for temporary, indoor, or sheltered uses. For gardening, check ties periodically and retie as plants grow to prevent damage.