Jute Twine Linotech Lina 12 mm x 20 m roll by Linotech

Linotech Lina jute twine, 12 mm x 20 m roll, is a natural-fibre cord designed for everyday tying, bundling and light-duty tasks. Made from biodegradable jute fibres, this twine combines flexibility with adequate tensile strength for gardening, packaging and craft projects. The 12 mm thickness gives a substantial grip without being overly stiff, and the 20 m length on a compact roll is suitable for repeated household or workshop use.

Advantages

The twine is crafted from natural jute, offering an environmentally friendly alternative to synthetic cords and easy biodegradability when disposed of. Its 12 mm diameter provides good knot retention and resistance to slipping while remaining pliable enough to tie around stems, packages and bundles. The compact 20 m roll is portable and convenient to store, reducing tangles and waste during use.

Suitable for

• Tying and supporting plants in gardens, allotments and greenhouses
• Parcel wrapping and light packaging tasks
• Crafts, macramé accents and DIY home projects
• Bundling newspapers, firewood or light building materials
• Temporary marking, tying or securing in domestic and small-farm use

Key specifications

• Material: natural jute fibres
• Thickness: 12 mm diameter
• Length: 20 m per roll
• Colour: natural brown jute tone
• Construction: twisted twine for flexibility and grip

How to use

Unwind the required length from the roll and cut cleanly with scissors or a knife. For plant support, tie a loose knot around the stem and secure to stakes or trellis using a figure-eight or slip knot to avoid damaging growth. When wrapping parcels, overlap turns evenly and secure ends with knots or adhesive tape as needed. For crafts, use trimmed ends and knots appropriate to the technique; the twine accepts twists and braids easily because of its flexibility.

Usage recommendations

Store the roll in a dry, ventilated area away from prolonged direct moisture to preserve strength and reduce rot. For outdoor or long-term applications where prolonged exposure to weather is expected, consider periodic replacement since natural fibres will degrade over time. Avoid using the twine for heavy loads or critical safety applications where synthetic or rated ropes are required.