4 mm Corde de Jute - Cordage
0,25 €
Jute Rope
Les cordes et les cordelettes en matériaux naturels peuvent être un excellent élément décoratif à l'intérieur comme à l'extérieur. Elles ont bien sûr plusieurs utilités dans le jardin, en agriculture et en foresterie. Elles ne sont pas particulièrement solides ou résistantes aux effets de l'environnement, mais comme elles ne glissent pas dans les mains, elles conviennent aussi aux activités sportives – grimper de corde ou tir à la corde.
6 mm Corde de Jute - Cordage
0,44 €
8 mm Corde de Jute - Cordage
0,55 €
Corde de Jute Tressé - Ø 6 mm
0,45 €
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Corde de Jute Tressé - Ø 10 mm
0,75 €
10 mm Corde de Jute - Cordage
0,64 €
12 mm Corde de Jute - Cordage
0,99 €
14 mm Corde de Jute - Cordage
1,60 €
Colis mystère corde de jute (1 kilo)
12,95 €
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Strength and grip
Jute isn't the strongest or most weather-resistant natural fibre, but its coarse texture gives it excellent grip in the hand, it won't slip the way a smoother synthetic rope can. That makes it a practical choice for rope climbing and tug of war, alongside its more common use in garden ties, macramé and rustic home decor.
Sizes and construction
We stock jute rope from 4 mm up to 14 mm, in both twisted (3, 4 or 8-strand) and solid braid constructions. Thinner twisted rope suits macramé and craft projects, while the thicker diameters are better suited to garden use, decorative rope work and tug of war.
Frequently asked questions
Is jute rope strong enough for outdoor use?
Jute rope isn't as strong or weather-resistant as synthetic rope, and being a natural fibre, it will break down over time when exposed to the elements. It's best suited to decorative outdoor use, garden ties and short-term applications rather than permanent outdoor rigging.
What is jute rope used for?
Jute rope is commonly used for macramé, decorative rope work, garden and agricultural ties, and rustic home decor. Its coarse, non-slip texture also makes it a practical choice for rope climbing and tug of war.
What diameter jute rope should I choose?
Thinner diameters (4-6 mm) work well for macramé and craft projects, while thicker rope (10-14 mm) suits garden use, decorative rope work and activities like tug of war where a firmer grip is needed.